UK looking at all options to secure Strait of Hormuz, says Ed Miliband

The UK government is actively exploring various possibilities to secure vital oil shipping lanes through the Strait of Hormuz, including collaboration with the US and other allied nations, according to Ed Miliband. This development follows a statement by US President Donald Trump, who threatened to reopen the strait “one way or another” and urged countries… Continue reading UK looking at all options to secure Strait of Hormuz, says Ed Miliband

Floral tributes left in Westminster after death of baby girl

In Westminster, a tragic incident has led to floral tributes being placed outside a residential building. The sad event involved the death of an 18-day-old baby girl who had fallen from a height at a property on Horseferry Road. Authorities responded swiftly after receiving reports early on Saturday morning at 07:30 GMT. At the scene,… Continue reading Floral tributes left in Westminster after death of baby girl

Swinney – UK government must 'get a move on' with heating oil support

Scotland’s First Minister, John Swinney, has called on the UK government to act swiftly in providing support to households grappling with soaring heating oil costs. Swinney highlighted the urgency of the situation after heating oil prices in Scotland surged dramatically, especially following recent geopolitical tensions involving the US, Israel, and Iran. Approximately 130,000 households in… Continue reading Swinney – UK government must 'get a move on' with heating oil support

Further details of man found dead in wheelie bin in Coventry park

Police have provided details of distinctive tattoos found on a man whose body was discovered inside a wheelie bin, as part of their efforts to identify him. The deceased was believed to be between 40 and 50 years old when found at Cash’s Park near Daimler Road in Coventry at 5 pm last Friday. Investigators… Continue reading Further details of man found dead in wheelie bin in Coventry park

William shares unseen photo with Princess Diana for Mother's Day

To commemorate Mother’s Day, Prince William honored the memory of his mother, the late Princess Diana, by sharing a rare photograph featuring the two of them. The intimate image, sourced from the royal family’s private archives, shows Diana seated in a field abundant with wildflowers alongside her two-year-old son in 1984. This serene setting was… Continue reading William shares unseen photo with Princess Diana for Mother's Day

Man, 87, dies and four in hospital after two-car crash in Fife

An elderly man has lost his life following a collision between two vehicles on a rural road in Fife. The incident occurred around 10:40 on Saturday morning on the A92, north of Rathillet. The man, aged 87, was driving a red Dacia Sandero when it collided with a blue Vauxhall Astra. Emergency responders arrived at… Continue reading Man, 87, dies and four in hospital after two-car crash in Fife

Henry Moore's once beheaded artwork that fetched £26m at auction

The southern Scottish landscape of Dumfries and Galloway once featured a remarkable collection of outdoor sculptures, including notable works by Henry Moore, Auguste Rodin, and Jacob Epstein. These pieces formed the Glenkiln Sculpture Park, an innovative display established by local landowner Sir William Keswick between 1951 and 1976. The park was designed to showcase modern… Continue reading Henry Moore's once beheaded artwork that fetched £26m at auction

Iranian barista in Twickenham praised for being community 'angel'

Diaco Yari, the owner of a coffee stand named Thirst for All in Crane Park, Twickenham, west London, has become more than just a barista to his customers—he is regarded as a beacon of kindness and community spirit. Mandy Scott Johnson, a regular customer, described him as “like a little angel, like God’s angel really.… Continue reading Iranian barista in Twickenham praised for being community 'angel'

Council tax in Wales: How much is my bill going up?

From April 2026, council tax payments across Wales are set to rise by an average of 4.9%, following the approval of budgets for the upcoming financial year by local councils. The most significant hikes, at 6.5%, will be seen in Conwy and Vale of Glamorgan. Conversely, Neath Port Talbot will experience a comparatively modest increase… Continue reading Council tax in Wales: How much is my bill going up?