Category: UK News

To become a Formula One driver, what exactly is required? This question has been explored by sports scientists from Swansea University who are assisting Lando Norris, the expected favorite for the 2025 F1 season, in reaching the pinnacle of his career. Norris has documented his training on his YouTube channel, showcasing the rigorous testing conducted… Continue reading Formula One: Lando Norris tested at Swansea University

In a world where sustainable fashion is on the rise, bargain-hunters may need to be cautious of counterfeit goods lurking in the pre-loved clothing market. Influencer Torbian Dennis fell victim to this trend when he purchased a pair of trainers online, only to discover they were knock-offs upon closer inspection. With the pre-loved clothing market… Continue reading Vintage fashion warning amid fears criminals selling fakes online

Mickey Rourke, well-known Hollywood actor, has exited the Celebrity Big Brother show due to his continuous use of inappropriate language and engaging in instances of unacceptable behavior, as stated by ITV. The 72-year-old actor was reported to have exhibited threatening and aggressive behavior towards his fellow housemate Chris Hughes over the weekend, although no physical… Continue reading Celebrity Big Brother: Mickey Rourke leaves over 'unacceptable behaviour'

The champions of Gladiators 2025 were finally crowned after an intense final showdown on BBC One. The winners, gym owner Amanda Wah and gymnastics coach Joe Fishburn, emerged victorious, triumphing over their fellow contestants Aneila Afsar, a supply teacher from Manchester, and Mus Dumbuya, a youth worker from east London. Wah, hailing from Warrington in… Continue reading Gladiators final: Joe Fishburn and Amanda Wah win 2025 competition

In the town of Scunthorpe, amidst the looming threat of job losses that would have a significant impact on the steel industry, hundreds of concerned individuals took to the streets to voice their opinions. This was during a time when Members of Parliament were summoned to Westminster to pass a bill aimed at preserving British… Continue reading 'We want our steel back' demand Scunthorpe's steelworkers

In a heartwarming turn of events, a traditional Scottish pub in Wigtown has been rescued from potential conversion into flats by the local community. The historic Plough Inn, which has been a cornerstone of the town for over 200 years, was facing closure before residents banded together to take ownership and revive it. The reopening… Continue reading The Wigtown Ploughman: Pub saved in Scotland's 'forgotten place'

Saturday Night Live (SNL) has been a prominent fixture on US television screens for half a century, delivering topical sketch comedy, celebrity appearances, and musical performances. Now, a UK version of the show is set to launch in London next year, featuring British comedic talents and overseen by SNL’s creator, Lorne Michaels. Since its inception… Continue reading Saturday Night Live UK: Can the legendary US comedy show make Brits laugh?

Universal Studios has made headlines with the announcement of a new theme park coming to the UK near Bedford. Scheduled to open its doors in 2031, the 476-acre site is set to feature attractions based on popular franchises like James Bond, Paddington, and The Lord of the Rings. The creation of a dream world is… Continue reading Universal theme park Bedford: What can we expect it to look like?

The Gobbins Cliff Path, a popular tourist attraction in Northern Ireland, has had a tumultuous history of closures in the past decade despite receiving millions for repairs and maintenance. Since its reopening in 2015, the path has been shut for a combined 1,624 days due to rockfalls, storm damage, planned works, and inspections. This has… Continue reading Gobbins path: NI tourist attraction shut nearly as often as open

In a scene full of anticipation, government officials found themselves waiting in a Premier Inn near British Steel’s steelworks in Scunthorpe. It was a moment of pause, as parliament had just finished changing legislation to enable them to take control of the Chinese-owned company. Yet, they were unable to make a move just yet. All… Continue reading Chris Mason: As British Steel law rushed by ministers, officials waited in Scunthorpe hotel