Bovaer: Methane-cutting cow feed trials on Arla dairy farms end

The conclusion of a significant UK trial involving a controversial feed additive intended to decrease methane emissions produced by dairy cows has recently occurred. Arla Foods, which owns the largest dairy co-operative in the UK, is currently assessing the outcomes of tests conducted on 30 farms before deciding on the future use of the product.… Continue reading Bovaer: Methane-cutting cow feed trials on Arla dairy farms end

BBC Weather Watchers: Knowle photographer's park focus

Every night, Shefali Oza, the weather presenter for BBC Midlands Today, features a selection of images captured by BBC Weather Watchers during her weather forecast on BBC One. These photos are taken by viewers who venture outside with their cameras to capture weather-related scenes in their local areas. The images are then uploaded to the… Continue reading BBC Weather Watchers: Knowle photographer's park focus

Northern Ireland's special school pupil numbers rise by more than 1,000

The population of students in Northern Ireland’s 40 special schools has surged by more than 1,000 in a span of five years. Bernie Davis, the principal of Park School, expressed that this growth has presented “significant challenges”, such as utilizing changing rooms as makeshift classrooms to accommodate the influx. Data released by the Department of… Continue reading Northern Ireland's special school pupil numbers rise by more than 1,000

Tories call for Starmer to face probe over football watchdog role

Calls have been made by the Conservatives for Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer to be investigated in relation to the appointment of Labour donor David Kogan as England’s new football watchdog. This comes after Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy was found to have breached public appointment rules by not disclosing Mr Kogan’s donations to her 2020… Continue reading Tories call for Starmer to face probe over football watchdog role

Sixth Met Police officer sacked after BBC Panorama investigation

One of Charing Cross police station’s officers, Lawrence Hume, has been dismissed following a BBC investigation, making him the sixth officer to face this fate. Hume, a detention sergeant, was found to have made inappropriate comments about a detainee, stating that the individual “deserves to be beaten up.” This incident occurred during an accelerated misconduct… Continue reading Sixth Met Police officer sacked after BBC Panorama investigation

Prunella Scales: John Cleese pays tribute to co-star

Actor John Cleese, famous for his role as Basil Fawlty in the iconic British sitcom Fawlty Towers, took a moment to honor his on-screen wife Prunella Scales during an appearance on BBC Breakfast. Cleese described Scales as “very nice and very English”, humorously adding that she had a tendency to apologize for everything. Sadly, Scales… Continue reading Prunella Scales: John Cleese pays tribute to co-star

UK seeks inspiration from Denmark to shake up immigration system

The upcoming announcement from Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood regarding changes to the immigration and asylum system is anticipated to be significant, drawing inspiration from Denmark’s stringent approach, considered one of the toughest in Europe. Officials have been examining Denmark’s stricter regulations on family reunions and limiting most refugees to temporary residency. Mahmood aims to decrease… Continue reading UK seeks inspiration from Denmark to shake up immigration system

Newspaper headlines:' 'Tech stocks suffer' and 'Delusions of Polish Maddie'

An online conspiracy sparked Julia Wandelt’s belief that she was the missing girl Madeleine McCann, as reported by the Daily Mail. Wandelt, tormenting Kate and Gerry McCann with a prolonged campaign, falsely claimed to be their vanished daughter, abducted in 200 Read the full article from The BBC here: Read More

NHS: More doctors and online booking – but is it any easier to see a GP?

Booking an appointment to see your GP has become more convenient with the introduction of online booking. However, the ease of booking doesn’t necessarily translate to getting an appointment when needed. Dr. David Turner, a GP in Hertfordshire, has experienced a surge in online appointment requests since the new system was implemented, with a constant… Continue reading NHS: More doctors and online booking – but is it any easier to see a GP?

At least four prisoners freed in error still at large, BBC told

Four prisoners who were mistakenly released are still at large, according to information obtained by the BBC. The number of prisoners released in error in England and Wales rose to 262 in the year to March, up from 115 the previous year. The government is facing increased scrutiny following several high-profile cases of incorrect prisoner… Continue reading At least four prisoners freed in error still at large, BBC told