The leader of the Liberal Democrats, Sir Ed Davey, has warned that nearly 10 million people in England might have their democratic right to vote taken away if proposed delays to certain local elections proceed. In a letter to the Equalities and Human Rights Commission (EHRC), he questioned whether the government’s handling of the elections… Continue reading Liberal Democrats write to human rights watchdog over election delays
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Zendaya and Tom Holland in surprise Leicestershire curry house stop
A restaurant in Market Harborough, Leicestershire, recently welcomed an unexpected visit from Hollywood stars Tom Holland and Zendaya, leaving the staff “absolutely starstruck,” according to the establishment’s owner. Pradip Karanjit, who manages Everest Lounge on St Mary’s Road, revealed that the two actors dined at his fully booked restaurant while they were in the area… Continue reading Zendaya and Tom Holland in surprise Leicestershire curry house stop
Gun attacks on two homes linked to 'toxic world of drugs' – DUP MLA
Over the weekend, two gun attacks targeted separate houses in north Belfast, incidents that a Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) assembly member has linked to the destructive influence of drug-related activities. Brian Kingston spoke to BBC News NI, emphasizing that those responsible must stop harassing local residents. One of the shootings occurred on Saturday night at… Continue reading Gun attacks on two homes linked to 'toxic world of drugs' – DUP MLA
Remembering Dismaland – Banksy's dystopian theme park
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Major incident declared over Shropshire canal 'sinkhole'
Authorities have declared a major incident at a canal in Shropshire following what has been described as a sinkhole, which has caused several boats to become trapped. The affected area, located near Chemistry in Whitchurch, has suffered a collapse that has compromised a section of the waterway, leading to concerns about potential flooding. Images from… Continue reading Major incident declared over Shropshire canal 'sinkhole'
Ruth Dodsworth: 'I used to dread Christmas Day with my abusive ex'
Ruth Dodsworth, known for presenting the weather on ITV Wales since 2000, has opened up about the pain she endured during Christmas with her abusive ex-husband. Reflecting on those times, the 50-year-old recalled how the festive period worsened the challenges faced by people living with domestic violence, particularly when alcohol was involved. Her ex-spouse, Jonathan… Continue reading Ruth Dodsworth: 'I used to dread Christmas Day with my abusive ex'
Health secretary 'aims to avoid resident doctors strike' as negotiations continue
Scotland’s Health Secretary, Neil Gray, has expressed a desire to prevent a strike by resident doctors but maintains that the pay offer on the table is the best possible. On Friday, a vote saw medics support a four-day strike planned for January, potentially marking the first nationwide walkout by NHS workers in Scotland. Negotiations between… Continue reading Health secretary 'aims to avoid resident doctors strike' as negotiations continue
Ashes 2025-26: How England lost latest Ashes series down under in just 11 days
England’s recent Ashes campaign in Australia has unfolded as a deeply disappointing chapter in their cricketing history. What was widely anticipated as an opportunity to reclaim the Ashes from an Australia lacking some of their star players instead turned into a rapid and comprehensive series defeat. This failure can be traced back to issues ranging… Continue reading Ashes 2025-26: How England lost latest Ashes series down under in just 11 days
Kilrea: Village fears reopened bridge is only a short-term fix
Residents and business owners in Kilrea have voiced their worries over the temporary nature of recent repairs made to a vital bridge crossing the River Bann. This bridge, an essential connection within the village, was closed in September following the discovery of cracks in a retaining wall. Although it was reopened earlier this month for… Continue reading Kilrea: Village fears reopened bridge is only a short-term fix
Ashes 2025-26: The England fans flying to Australia with series lost
Sunshine, iconic meat pies, and some of the most renowned cricket stadiums in the world—England cricket fans surely can’t ask for much more. Yet, what many had hoped for was an Ashes series in Australia that still held the promise of England reclaiming the urn after the opening three Tests. Unfortunately for those supporters, that… Continue reading Ashes 2025-26: The England fans flying to Australia with series lost