The legal battle between the Prince and Princess of Wales and a French magazine over published photographs of their private ski holiday in April has ended in favor of the royal couple, according to Kensington Palace. The images of Prince William and Catherine, along with their children Prince George, Princess Charlotte, and Prince Louis, taken… Continue reading Prince William and Catherine win legal battle over ski holiday pictures
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Helicopter crashes into field in Doncaster
A field in Doncaster was the scene of a helicopter crash, as confirmed by the police. The incident occurred on Ings Lane in Bentley around 10:15 GMT. The helicopter had departed from Retford Gamston Airport in Nottinghamshire just before the crash, although there has been no official word on any injuries resulting from the accident.… Continue reading Helicopter crashes into field in Doncaster
Call for 'damning' report into Claire Inglis murder to be released
Scotland’s top law official is facing pressure to make public a critical report concerning the tragic murder of young mother Claire Inglis. Claire, 28, was killed by her boyfriend Christopher McGowan in November 2021, shortly after he had been allowed to move in with her on bail. A report by an expert has highlighted a… Continue reading Call for 'damning' report into Claire Inglis murder to be released
Bloody Sunday: Government spent over £4m on Soldier F case
Foyle MP Colum Eastwood has expressed his dismay over the government’s expenditure of over £4 million on the defence of Soldier F, calling it “sickening.” Soldier F, a former paratrooper whose identity remains protected, was recently acquitted of two murders and five charges of attempted murder on Bloody Sunday in 1972 in Londonderry. Eastwood uncovered… Continue reading Bloody Sunday: Government spent over £4m on Soldier F case
Developer puts up 100ft union flag after council dispute
A massive 100ft (30m) union jack flag has been hoisted up on the side of a former council building in Derbyshire, replacing a smaller one that violated planning regulations. Property developer James Holmes had previously erected a 36ft (11m) flag on the old North East Derbyshire District Council building in Saltergate, Chesterfield, during September. However,… Continue reading Developer puts up 100ft union flag after council dispute
No inquiry into 1974 IRA Birmingham pub bombings
The government’s decision not to launch a public inquiry into the 1974 Birmingham pub bombings, perpetrated by the IRA, has been met with disappointment and frustration. On 21 November 1974, bombs exploded at the Mulberry Bush and Tavern in the Town pubs, resulting in the tragic deaths of 21 individuals and injuring 220 others. Despite… Continue reading No inquiry into 1974 IRA Birmingham pub bombings
Afghan man in court accused of murdering man in triple stabbing
A murder trial is underway following a fatal knife attack in West London, where Afghan national Safi Dawood appeared before Westminster magistrates to face charges. The incident resulted in the death of 49-year-old Wayne Broadhurst, along with injuries to two others in Uxbridge on Monday. Dawood, 22, also faces a charge of possessing an offensive… Continue reading Afghan man in court accused of murdering man in triple stabbing
Lily Allen to tour West End Girl album in UK theatres
Lily Allen, the renowned singer, has excited fans by revealing her plan to perform her latest album, West End Girl, in its entirety during her upcoming UK tour in March 2026. Since its recent release, the album has garnered a lot of attention for its raw and honest lyrics that delve into the breakdown of… Continue reading Lily Allen to tour West End Girl album in UK theatres
Virgin cleared to challenge Eurostar on Channel Tunnel route
Virgin Trains has taken a significant step toward potentially running rail services through the Channel Tunnel after receiving approval from the regulator to share a depot with Eurostar. This decision marks a potential end to Eurostar’s monopoly on passenger services, which has been in place since the tunnel opened in 1994. The Temple Mills railway… Continue reading Virgin cleared to challenge Eurostar on Channel Tunnel route
First UK phones to get satellite connectivity in signal blackspots announced
Virgin Media O2 has announced plans to offer customers in the UK automatic connectivity through satellite technology in areas where traditional phone signal is inaccessible. The innovative service, known as O2 Satellite, is expected to be launched in the first half of 2026, thanks to a partnership with Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite company. While the… Continue reading First UK phones to get satellite connectivity in signal blackspots announced