Category: UK News

In a recent development, newly released league tables have evaluated the performance of NHS trusts in England, marking a milestone in transparency within the healthcare system. Notably, specialist hospitals have dominated the top rankings, with Moorfields Eye Hospital NHS Foundation Trust claiming the number one spot. This was followed by esteemed institutions such as the… Continue reading Best and worst-performing NHS Trusts in England named

New Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood has issued a stern warning to countries that fail to cooperate in taking back illegal migrants, saying the UK could suspend visas as retaliation. The Financial Times reports that Mahmood, known for her tough stance, considers securing the UK border as her top priority and insists that other nations must… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Visa threat' on illegal immigration and 'warring princes'

Nuno Espirito Santo, the head coach of Nottingham Forest, has been relieved of his duties after a 21-month tenure. The Portuguese coach’s future had been in doubt for the past two weeks following public statements about a strained relationship with owner Evangelos Marinakis. Discussions are currently ongoing for Nuno’s replacement, with former Spurs manager Ange… Continue reading Nottingham Forest boss Nuno Espirito Santo sacked

Pressure is mounting on the government to reconsider its decision to outlaw Palestine Action following a weekend that saw widespread arrests. A demonstration in London led to 890 individuals being apprehended in protest of the group’s prohibition under anti-terrorism laws enacted by the UK government in July. This surge in arrests, reminiscent of the tumultuous… Continue reading MPs push for change on Palestine Action but minister stands firm

The streets of London were bustling with activity as commuters sought alternative modes of transportation to navigate the city during a Tube workers’ strike that severely disrupted London Underground services. From bikes to buses to black cabs, Londoners found creative ways to reach their destinations on the first working day of the strike called by… Continue reading Tube strike: Londoners without Underground service during walkout

Edinburgh’s fireworks ban zones have been found to exclude certain areas that have been plagued with bonfire night trouble in recent years. The official firework control zones (FCZ) have boundaries that cut through streets, leaving only one side covered by restrictions. One such troubling area is Hay Avenue in Niddrie, where the dividing line runs… Continue reading Edinburgh fireworks ban: 'Arbitrary' zones split streets in worst-hit areas

BBC News recently reported that Graham Linehan, the co-creator of Father Ted, stands by his controversial online posts that led to his arrest at Heathrow Airport. Linehan defended his tweets regarding challenging “a trans-identified male” in “a female-only space,” stating that he does not regret anything he has posted despite the backlash. Linehan’s arrest has… Continue reading Graham Linehan: I don't regret my online posts

A recent report highlighted the deficiencies in Wales’ response to the devastating winter storms that hit the country in late 2024. The review emphasized the urgent need for improvements in emergency payments and insurance coverage for victims of Storms Bert and Darragh. Residents, councils, and charities shared their experiences of hardship and unmet needs following… Continue reading Wales' response to storms Bert and Darragh revealed gaps – report

Emergency services were called to Heathrow airport on Monday after reports of “possible hazardous materials” at Terminal 4. Fire crews partially evacuated the terminal as a precaution while the London Fire Brigade conducted an assessment of the scene. Despite the disruption, no adverse substances were found, according to the Metropolitan Police. Earlier, National Rail had… Continue reading Heathrow Airport reopens after 'hazardous materials' scare

Prince Harry expressed his admiration for the incredible resilience shown by children facing serious health challenges as he made his return to the United Kingdom for a series of engagements. His first stop was at the WellChild charity awards in London, where he engaged with the young award winners in various activities, including a playful… Continue reading Prince Harry back in the UK and attends charity awards