'Frustration' in Hull communities remain a year on from UK riots

A sense of frustration still lingers in Hull a year after the riots that shook the city. The unrest was triggered by misinformation following a tragic event, leading to fear and anger among the residents. The Royal Hotel, which houses asylum seekers, became a target during the chaos, reflecting the underlying tension in the community.… Continue reading 'Frustration' in Hull communities remain a year on from UK riots

Asbestos: More than 280 dumping incidents in NI since 2019

In a concerning revelation by BBC News NI, it has been uncovered that asbestos has been unlawfully dumped a staggering 281 times in Northern Ireland since 2019. Asbestos, previously used in construction materials until its cancer-causing properties were discovered, poses serious health risks when disturbed. While it is essential to handle asbestos with care, it… Continue reading Asbestos: More than 280 dumping incidents in NI since 2019

Newspaper headlines: 'Britain's real immigration crisis' and 'Carry on, doctor!'

The Observer’s front page takes a closer look at “Britain’s real immigration crisis and the solution”, as Labour pushes for digital ID for all. Additionally, Reform UK councillors are seeking looser visa rules, and there is concern surrounding Jersey’s migrant workers. The headline prominently features a stamped and faded image of the Royal Crest, drawing… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Britain's real immigration crisis' and 'Carry on, doctor!'

New offence to target online posts for small-boat Channel crossings

The government is planning to introduce a new offence that could see individuals advertising illegal Channel crossings online facing up to five years in prison. This move is part of a larger effort to crack down on the increasing number of migrants using small boats to reach the UK, with more than 25,000 migrants having… Continue reading New offence to target online posts for small-boat Channel crossings

TikTok Labubu trend exploited by criminals with dangerous fakes

In the outskirts of London, an industrial estate is abuzz with activity as police vans and empty lorries disrupt the regular flow of traffic. Their mission: to seize thousands of fake Labubu dolls. What started as an investigation at a corner shop in south Wales has led Trading Standards officers to uncover a massive stash… Continue reading TikTok Labubu trend exploited by criminals with dangerous fakes

Arrests after asylum hotel protests in England

Protests erupted across England outside hotels used to house asylum seekers, resulting in fifteen arrests. Anti-migrant groups clashed with counter demonstrators in London, Newcastle, and Manchester city center. In London, nine arrests were made, seven for breaching Public Order Act conditions, according to the Metropolitan Police. Home Secretary Yvette Cooper discussed plans to expedite the… Continue reading Arrests after asylum hotel protests in England

Two missing New Forest Shetland ponies found ater UK-wide search

In a heartwarming turn of events, a member of the public played a crucial role in reuniting two of the six missing Shetland ponies with their owner, James Penny. These free-roaming ponies had mysteriously disappeared from the New Forest in Hampshire, prompting a nationwide search effort. The joyful reunion took place when the ponies were… Continue reading Two missing New Forest Shetland ponies found ater UK-wide search

Police pay rise of 4.2% derided as 'barely treading water'

The Police Federation in England and Wales has expressed disappointment with the government-backed pay rise of 4.2% for police officers, stating that it “barely treads water”. According to the association representing front-line officers, this increase is equivalent to the cost of a Big Mac per shift and is unlikely to address the ongoing challenges faced… Continue reading Police pay rise of 4.2% derided as 'barely treading water'

Stourbridge MP investigated over late filing of overseas trip

Stourbridge MP Cat Eccles is currently under investigation by the parliamentary standards watchdog for allegedly failing to declare a trip to Israel and the Palestinian territories on time. The standards commissioner, Daniel Greenberg, announced the investigation based on potential breaches related to the declaration of an interest and the late registration of said interest. According… Continue reading Stourbridge MP investigated over late filing of overseas trip

Man dies after being hit by motorcycle in Llanelli

A tragic incident occurred in Llanelli town centre, resulting in the death of a man who was struck by a motorcycle while walking near a Home Bargains store. The man sustained serious injuries from the collision and unfortunately passed away at the scene. Dyfed-Powys Police were alerted to the incident around 21:55 BST on Friday.… Continue reading Man dies after being hit by motorcycle in Llanelli