Category: UK News

Nuno Espirito Santo has been appointed as the new manager of Nottingham Forest on a two-and-a-half-year contract. He will replace Steve Cooper, who was sacked on Tuesday after two years in charge. Forest have lost five of their past six league games and currently sit 17th in the table. The 49-year-old Portuguese was dismissed by… Continue reading Forest appoint Nuno to replace sacked Cooper

The jury in the trial of Brianna Ghey’s murder case have begun deliberating their decision. Brianna, a 16-year-old transgender individual, was stabbed 28 times in a park near Warrington, England in February of this year. Two teenagers, who are identified only as girl X and boy Y due to legal reasons, have both denied the… Continue reading Brianna Ghey murder trial: Jury retires to consider verdicts

Junior doctors in England went on their 26th day of strike action today and it is expected to cause major disruption to patients. The strike is due to last for three days and emergency services will be provided by senior doctors. Since last year, over 1.1 million appointments and treatments have been cancelled due to… Continue reading Disruption warning as junior doctor strikes return

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Standing ovations are becoming an increasingly common sight in theatres across the UK, according to industry experts. It is believed that the pandemic has accelerated this trend, with the enforced absence of theatre during lockdowns making audiences more appreciative of live performances. Audiences are even standing and applauding midway through shows, rather than just at… Continue reading Theatreland: Why are we seeing more standing ovations?

England’s Mary Earps has won the BBC’s Sports Personality of the Year award. The Guardian reports Earps, who won the award wearing the number one jersey, as a “World Cup star”. Furthermore, the paper details the latest in Gaza as the death toll grows and Israel continues its offensive. Similarly, the Times showcases Earps on… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: Transgender advice for schools and Earps 'England's No 1'

A new wave of former ballet dancers have come forward to describe incidents of bullying and body-shaming they faced during their studies in various schools across the United Kingdom. Following an earlier BBC investigation earlier this year, over 100 former dancers have now come forward, claiming that the culture within these institutions was “toxic.” Among… Continue reading More dancers allege body-shaming and bullying at UK ballet schools

According to research by retail tracking platform Assosia, the cost of a traditional Christmas dinner this year is around £32.35, which is an increase of 4.3% compared to last year’s £31. However, consumers who opt for luxury options such as premium potatoes and fresh stuffing balls instead of cheaper alternatives will see a greater increase,… Continue reading Christmas dinner: How much will it cost this year?

The constituents of Wellingborough in Northamptonshire have voted to remove MP Peter Bone from his seat via a recall petition. This means that a by-election will be held in the area in the forthcoming year. The decision to recall Bone followed his suspension as an MP over accusations of bullying and sexual misconduct, which he… Continue reading Peter Bone MP loses seat as recall petition triggers by-election

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