British Airways attendant found naked and on drugs in onboard toilet

In a shocking incident, a British Airways flight attendant named Haden Pentecost was discovered naked in an onboard toilet while under the influence of drugs. The unsettling discovery took place during a flight from California to London, where Pentecost’s behavior became increasingly erratic as he was described as “sweating” and “babbling.” A subsequent blood test… Continue reading British Airways attendant found naked and on drugs in onboard toilet

Excel Parking firm pays £10,240 after losing court appeal

Caroline Lowbridge, a reporter from BBC News in East Midlands, recently covered the story of Hannah Robinson. Miss Robinson was faced with relentless demands from Excel Parking, insisting she pay £11,390, despite already paying for parking. At just 18 years old, she started receiving demands and eventually sought help from her nan. With the support… Continue reading Excel Parking firm pays £10,240 after losing court appeal

Newspaper headlines: 'Stop starving Gaza's kids' and 'Starmer's political prisoner'

The front pages of major UK newspapers are dominated by a variety of headlines on Saturday. One of the leading stories is from the Mirror, where the headline “Stop starving Gaza’s kids” is featured alongside a picture of a malnourished three-year-old boy in Gaza. The paper includes an open letter from Holocaust survivors urging Israel… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Stop starving Gaza's kids' and 'Starmer's political prisoner'

Are young women more left wing than men – and, if so, why?

In recent years, a noticeable political split has emerged between young women and young men, leaving many puzzled about the reasons behind it. Studies indicate that young men are more inclined to lean right in their voting behavior, while young women tend to adopt more liberal perspectives. For instance, a survey conducted in 2025 by… Continue reading Are young women more left wing than men – and, if so, why?

England 69-7 United States: How Red Roses can improve on opening-night thrashing

England’s domination continues as they crush the USA in front of a record-breaking crowd of 42,723 at the Stadium of Light. The Red Roses’ 69-7 victory marked their 28th consecutive win and left fans in awe of their prowess. The atmosphere was electric, with pop star Anne-Marie kicking off the pre-match show before England took… Continue reading England 69-7 United States: How Red Roses can improve on opening-night thrashing

Litter picking on Yr Wyddfa like 'sinking ship'

A campaign to reduce litter on Wales’ highest mountain, Yr Wyddfa, also known as Snowdon, is gaining momentum with the introduction of a new deposit scheme for plastic and glass bottles. Currently, volunteers collect over 1,500kg of rubbish annually from the mountain, likened to bailing water from a sinking ship. However, the Welsh government’s plan… Continue reading Litter picking on Yr Wyddfa like 'sinking ship'

Lucy Connolly says she was political prisoner over Southport post

A woman convicted for promoting racial hatred towards asylum seekers has claimed she was unfairly targeted as a political prisoner under the government. Lucy Connolly, a resident of Northampton, was recently released after serving 40% of her 31-month prison sentence. She incited violence against asylum seekers following the tragic Southport attack in July 2024. Despite… Continue reading Lucy Connolly says she was political prisoner over Southport post

Twinbrook: Man charged with murder after Shane Lowry stabbing

A fatal stabbing incident in west Belfast has led to the death of a man named Shane Lowry, who was in his 30s. The incident took place in Mulberry Park in Twinbrook at around 8:15 pm BST while children were playing on the street. Following the tragic event, a 32-year-old man was arrested on suspicion… Continue reading Twinbrook: Man charged with murder after Shane Lowry stabbing

GCSE results: Why are girls' results dipping?

Concerns have been raised about the performance of girls in schools, with experts warning that there is a troubling trend that needs to be addressed. While historically girls have outperformed boys in GCSEs, this year saw a slight drop in girls’ pass rates while boys’ pass rates rose, narrowing the gap between the two genders.… Continue reading GCSE results: Why are girls' results dipping?

Home Office to stop sending asylum seekers to Park Hotel in Diss

The decision regarding the accommodation of asylum seekers at a hotel in Norfolk has been reversed by the Home Office, according to a council announcement. The controversy surrounding the Park Hotel in Diss began when officials proposed housing single men at the establishment, which currently serves as a shelter for women and children seeking asylum.… Continue reading Home Office to stop sending asylum seekers to Park Hotel in Diss