Keir Starmer condemns Israel's plan to take over Gaza City

Becky Morton, a political reporter, expressed strong dissent against Israel’s plans to take over Gaza City, labeling them as “wrong” and warning that they will only result in more bloodshed. This follows Benjamin Netanyahu’s security cabinet’s approval of the plans in an overnight vote, targeting specifically Gaza City within the Gaza strip. The move has… Continue reading Keir Starmer condemns Israel's plan to take over Gaza City

Premier League: Who are most likely to challenge Liverpool this season?

Liverpool’s chances of successfully defending their Premier League title are looking promising following a summer of record-breaking recruitment. Under new manager Arne Slot, the Reds secured the league title with four games to spare, finishing 10 points ahead of Arsenal. Liverpool has splashed out a total of £269m in the transfer market, with a notable… Continue reading Premier League: Who are most likely to challenge Liverpool this season?

Cacio e pepe: Good Food pasta recipe sparks fury in Italy

A recipe for a traditional Roman dish, pasta cacio e pepe, featured on the popular UK Good Food website sparked outrage among Italians for its inaccurate ingredients and portrayal as a quick meal option. The dish, known for its simplicity yet difficulty to perfect, is a staple of Roman cuisine, traditionally made with spaghetti, black… Continue reading Cacio e pepe: Good Food pasta recipe sparks fury in Italy

Oasis Edinburgh Murrayfield shows start during festival

Oasis has finally arrived in Edinburgh for their highly anticipated Murrayfield shows after a 16-year hiatus. The reunion tour will see Liam and Noel Gallagher perform together again in front of a Scottish crowd. The band is scheduled to perform for three nights at the arena on Friday, Saturday, and Tuesday, with an estimated 70,000… Continue reading Oasis Edinburgh Murrayfield shows start during festival

Calls for drivers to put down phones after fatal crash on A303

In a tragic incident, a man lost his fiancé in a devastating road crash caused by a lorry driver who was distracted by watching a cat video on his mobile phone. Aaron Law, the grieving partner, is now urging all motorists to refrain from using their phones while driving following the loss of his childhood… Continue reading Calls for drivers to put down phones after fatal crash on A303

Courts service accused of covering up IT bug that caused evidence to go missing

Investigations are underway after a leaked report revealed a troubling IT bug that led to missing evidence in courts across England and Wales, with judges unknowingly making rulings on incomplete information. The HM Courts & Tribunals Service (HMCTS) is under fire for failing to promptly address the issue, resulting in a situation described as “shocking”… Continue reading Courts service accused of covering up IT bug that caused evidence to go missing

Daily weight loss pill helps patients lose 12% of body weight

A new daily pill has undergone trials that have shown it can assist patients in losing approximately 12% of their body weight over the course of 72 weeks. This pill, named orforglipron, is not yet licensed but the manufacturer, Eli Lilly, anticipates it could potentially be available as early as next year. The mechanism of… Continue reading Daily weight loss pill helps patients lose 12% of body weight

Britons booking later, closer, shorter UK breaks, travel firms say

Reporting from the UK, travel firms are noticing a shift in the booking patterns of holidaymakers. According to some of the country’s largest holiday companies, people are increasingly opting for last-minute bookings for shorter stays closer to home, attributing this trend to a desire to save money while taking advantage of the hot weather. Booking.com… Continue reading Britons booking later, closer, shorter UK breaks, travel firms say

Why a dockside health clinic could be the future of NHS care

A severe fishing accident injured Tom Parker, 37, three miles (4.8km) off the Devon coast when his boat was hit by a wave which caused it to lurch. In the midst of the chaos, he slipped, fell, and broke his fibula, severely damaging his ankle ligaments. Despite managing to make it to the hospital for… Continue reading Why a dockside health clinic could be the future of NHS care

Big Mags: The paedophile-hunting granny who built a heroin empire

Myles Bonnar of BBC Scotland News delves into the rise and fall of one of Scotland’s most notorious figures, Margaret ‘Big Mags’ Haney. Back in January 1997, before the era of online “paedophile hunters”, Haney gained widespread attention for her role in driving a convicted child sex offender out of the Raploch housing estate in… Continue reading Big Mags: The paedophile-hunting granny who built a heroin empire