Sarina Wiegman and her victorious team were met with enthusiastic crowds as they commemorated their thrilling victory over Spain in the Euros final. The celebratory parade saw them making their way through central London on an open-top bus, culminating in a festive gathering in front of Buckingham Palace. The atmosphere was electric as Sarina Wiegman… Continue reading Sarina Wiegman dances for joy as Lionesses celebrate Euros win
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Police officers ‘also abused’ Rotherham grooming gang victims
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How Trump's loathing for wind turbines started with a Scottish court battle
During a visit to Scotland, Donald Trump made headlines with his controversial stance on wind turbines, describing them as damaging tourism and objecting to their construction near his Aberdeenshire golf course. Despite facing legal battles and appeals, the turbines were ultimately built, marking a turning point in Trump’s opposition to wind power. He continued to… Continue reading How Trump's loathing for wind turbines started with a Scottish court battle
Man arrested after two stabbed to death at Bermondsey business
Following a devastating quadruple stabbing incident in south-east London, one man has been taken into custody on suspicion of murder. The attack took place at a business on Long Lane in Bermondsey, resulting in the death of two men and the injury of two others. A 58-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene, while… Continue reading Man arrested after two stabbed to death at Bermondsey business
Nigel Farage urges minister to apologise for Jimmy Savile online safety claim
Political reporter Kate Whannel has reported on a contentious exchange between Reform UK leader Nigel Farage and Technology Secretary Peter Kyle. Farage called on Kyle to apologize after insinuating that opposing the government’s online safety law aligns with sex offenders like Jimmy Savile. Reform has been vocal about scrapping the new law, citing concerns that… Continue reading Nigel Farage urges minister to apologise for Jimmy Savile online safety claim
EE to launch phone plans which restrict internet for teens
Authors Liv McMahon and Zoe Kleinman have reported that EE will be introducing new phone plans next month, specifically targeting teens by restricting internet access as long as they are not using wi-fi. The Sim-only mobile plans are designed to filter web content at various levels, depending on the age of the user, with different… Continue reading EE to launch phone plans which restrict internet for teens
Nurses union to reject pay deal as strike vote looms
According to sources at the BBC, nurses in England are expected to reject their pay increase this week, potentially paving the way for strikes later in the year. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN) has been conducting a vote on the proposed 3.6% pay rise, criticizing the disparity between the increase for nurses compared to… Continue reading Nurses union to reject pay deal as strike vote looms
Ozzy Osbourne cortege to make final trip through Birmingham
In Birmingham, fans of the late heavy metal legend, Ozzy Osbourne, will have the opportunity to pay their respects as his cortege travels through the city. The Black Sabbath singer, who passed away at the age of 76 on 22 July, will be brought back for a procession along Broad Street in the city centre… Continue reading Ozzy Osbourne cortege to make final trip through Birmingham
Google launches new 'AI mode' search feature in UK
In a groundbreaking move by Google, a new tool is being introduced in the UK that will revolutionize how search results are generated using artificial intelligence (AI). Instead of the traditional list of search results with blue hyperlinks, individuals opting for “AI Mode” will receive a conversational-style answer with fewer links to external pages. This… Continue reading Google launches new 'AI mode' search feature in UK
Food prices driven up by high meat and tea costs
Food price inflation continued to rise for the sixth consecutive month, driven by increasing meat and tea prices, according to a survey. The latest shop price monitor from the British Retail Consortium (BRC) revealed that food prices rose by 4% in the year to July, up from a 3.7% increase in the year to June.… Continue reading Food prices driven up by high meat and tea costs