Category: UK News

Thomas Mackintosh reported on the tragic Air India crash that claimed the lives of Fiongal Greenlaw-Meek and his husband Jamie. The crash occurred on 12 June as the flight departed from Ahmedabad for London Gatwick. Fiongal’s sister, Arwen Greenlaw, revealed that the mishandling of her brother’s remains further compounded the trauma for her family. Seeking… Continue reading Wrong remains from Air India crash 'adds to trauma', says family

BBC News reported a recent incident at Birmingham Airport that caused delays and cancellations for thousands of travelers. A light aircraft owned by Woodgate Aviation experienced landing gear issues during its journey from Birmingham to Belfast. The main undercarriage collapsed upon landing, resulting in the closure of the runway for over six hours. Fortunately, the… Continue reading Birmingham Airport runway reopens after emergency landing

Police have identified the victim of a fatal shooting in north-east London as Erdal Ozmen, a 45-year-old man who was discovered with gunshot wounds on Dynevor Road in Stoke Newington around 12:20 AM BST on Tuesday. Despite efforts to save him, Ozmen was pronounced dead at the scene. The Metropolitan Police have not determined a… Continue reading Victim named as Erdal Ozmen in Stoke Newington killing

The families of two murdered individuals who are missing and presumed deceased have thrown their support behind an effort to alter the rules pertaining to parole in Scotland. Arlene Fraser and Suzanne Pilley were at the center of two notable murder investigations that occurred over a decade apart. Loved ones of both victims are seeking… Continue reading Families demand change to parole rules for missing body murders

The National Institute of Economic and Social Research (Niesr) has provided a pessimistic forecast, reflecting scenarios being considered by the Treasury ahead of the autumn Budget. The accumulation of U-turns and sluggish economic news has contributed to the framing of this important moment in Treasury planning. Chancellor Rachel Reeves may need to establish more flexibility… Continue reading What economic levers are left for Reeves to pull?

Several potted coriander plants and a hummus product have been recalled in Northern Ireland due to the potential presence of listeria. The affected batches of potted coriander products were provided by O’Hanlon Herbs to various major supermarkets in the region, including Tesco, Dunnes Stores, Aldi, Lidl, Marks & Spencer, and Supervalu. Additionally, a 150g batch… Continue reading Northern Ireland: Coriander and hummus products recalled over listeria

A significant drop in profits is anticipated for the health and beauty company behind the Myprotein brand due to soaring prices of the key ingredient whey. Whey protein, once considered a cheese-making by-product, has gained popularity in smoothies, food products, and among individuals using injectable weight loss medications to prevent muscle loss. THG, the parent… Continue reading THG says high whey protein prices will a chunk out of profits

In light of recent court documents, former sub-postmaster Lee Castleton is taking legal action against the Post Office and Fujitsu, seeking damages exceeding £4 million due to the Horizon IT scandal. Despite being wrongly convicted along with hundreds of other sub-postmasters, Mr. Castleton stands out as one of the most prominent individuals pursuing compensation from… Continue reading Horizon victim Lee Castleton sues Post Office and Fujitsu for £4m

Two years after fleeing from police, Roy Barclay was finally captured and sentenced to life in prison for the brutal murder of Anita Rose in Suffolk. The 57-year-old woman was attacked while walking her dog in Brantham, suffering serious injuries that led to her death four days later in the hospital. Barclay, 56, was found… Continue reading 'Dangerous' fugitive jailed for murder of Brantham mother Anita Rose

In Lancashire, a unique collaboration between a talking parrot and a criminal gang has led to the dismantling of a major drug operation. The parrot, named Mango, was taught phrases commonly used by drug dealers, such as “two for 25,” by a member of the gang. Police discovered Mango during a raid on homes in… Continue reading Talking parrot helps bring down Blackpool drugs gang