Category: UK News

Jon Ruben, a man who was taken into custody after children became unwell at a summer camp where sweets were reportedly infused with sedatives, now has a trial date scheduled. The incident occurred at Stathern Lodge in Leicestershire, leading to eight children and one adult being hospitalized. Mr. Ruben, aged 76 and hailing from Ruddington… Continue reading Trial date set over 'drug-laced sweets' at Stathern summer camp

In the aftermath of heavy rainfall in Devon and Cornwall, a clean-up operation is in progress to address the flooding that affected both counties. Various incidents occurred, such as a family requiring rescue by fire crews from a flooded residence in Torpoint overnight and a landslide blocking the A379 in Modbury. The owner of a… Continue reading Heavy rain leads to Devon and Cornwall flooding

In South Belfast, the anticipation is rising for the upcoming performance at Boucher Road Playing Fields featuring Kneecap supporting Fontaines DC. Jamie Jamison, a dedicated fan who will be attending for the third time, expects a high-energy and intense atmosphere. According to Jamie, the appeal of both groups lies in their challenging of the establishment,… Continue reading 'Expect energy' as Kneecap play home gig after year of controversy

In a surprising turn of events, the government has issued a directive to eliminate a job advertisement aimed at teaching migrants who are facing deportation intriguing skills such as balloon-craft and cake decorating. The role, which revolved around instructing individuals in hospitality and floristry, entailed conducting workshops centered on various arts and crafts pursuits. Seema… Continue reading Home Office set to pull 'balloon-craft' job at migrant detention centre

In a bid to protect children against the chickenpox varicella virus, young children in England, Wales, and Northern Ireland will soon have access to a free chickenpox vaccine through the NHS starting in January of the following year. Administered in two doses at 12 and 18 months of age, the vaccine will complement the existing… Continue reading Children offered chickenpox vaccine on NHS

Political reporter Joshua Nevett has uncovered that the UK government did not conduct its own analysis regarding the cost implications of the largest reorganization of councils in England in decades. Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner suggested that merging councils in 21 areas into single authorities could result in significant cost savings. The Ministry of Local… Continue reading Ministers didn't do cost review of English council mergers

to me when I was a child. I need someone to listen to me now.” Berrow Wood House Berrow Wood School, now a private residence, has previously refused to comment Berrow Wood School closed in 1992 and the owners of the Grade II-listed building have previously said they do not want to comment on its… Continue reading New child abuse report at Berrow Wood school investigated by police

A recent report by the Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS) has revealed alarming statistics about unrecorded crimes in the previous year, totaling more than 280,000 cases. The weakest point in crime recording was found to be with violent crimes, highlighting areas that need improvement despite an overall increase in the… Continue reading More than 280,000 crimes unrecorded last year, police watchdog finds

Bafta-winning actor Micheal Ward has recently made an appearance in court to address charges of rape and sexual assault. The 27-year-old actor, known for his roles in popular shows and films such as Top Boy, Small Axe, and Blue Story, attended a preliminary hearing at Thames Magistrates Court in London on Thursday. Facing two counts… Continue reading Micheal Ward: Top Boy star in court on rape charges

Jacqueline Wilson, a prolific author with a career spanning over five decades and hundreds of published books, recently released her latest novel, Picture Imperfect, described by Wilson as both the easiest and hardest project she’s ever taken on. This adult sequel to her 1999 novel, The Illustrated Mum, continues the story of two sisters, Dolphin… Continue reading Jacqueline Wilson calls Picture Imperfect 'the easiest and hardest book I've ever written'