Category: UK News

A young woman from the United Kingdom is currently facing drug smuggling charges in Georgia and expressed her hopes for the court to understand her perspective during her trial. Bella Culley, 19, from Billingham, Teesside, appeared at Tbilisi City Court where she shared her disbelief at the situation she found herself in. If convicted, she… Continue reading Bella Culley asks court to 'see story through my eyes'

The tragic incident of a suspected triple murder and attempted suicide in County Fermanagh has left the community reeling. Two children, along with their mother, lost their lives in the shooting at their home in Maguiresbridge. Local MP, Pat Cullen, expressed the deep shock and sadness felt by everyone in the community, emphasizing that the… Continue reading Maguiresbridge: Children killed in shooting were fabric of community, says MP

The leader of the Conservative Party, Kemi Badenoch, emphasized the importance of the party offering hope rather than becoming a gathering place for disenchantment. In an interview with the Financial Times, Badenoch acknowledged the challenges posed by Reform UK, which is currently leading in many polls, but stressed the Tories’ role in being problem-solvers. Inspired… Continue reading Badenoch: Tories must 'offer hope' in face of Reform threat

dents are telling us they’re struggling,” says Dr Sweeney. “The pressure is on for stress to be managed sooner rather than later. Unfortunately, if some students don’t get the help they need, it can be catastrophic.” Overall, the data and expert opinions presented in the article suggest that the crisis in student mental health is… Continue reading Should student mental health responsibility fall to universities?

A groundbreaking study has revealed that taking 7,000 steps every day can significantly enhance brain function and provide protection against various diseases. Contrary to popular belief, this figure might be more attainable and beneficial compared to the often-touted 10,000 steps as the ultimate goal. The research, which was published in The Lancet Public Health, demonstrated… Continue reading Just 7,000 steps a day cuts risk of health issues – study

Former Premier League footballer George Baldock tragically passed away in a swimming pool accident in Greece, according to an inquest. The 31-year-old was discovered lifeless at his residence in Glyfada, southern Athens, on October 9, 2024. A post-mortem examination ruled out the presence of any drugs or alcohol in his system. Following seven years with… Continue reading George Baldock: Footballer drowned in swimming pool accident, inquest finds

Concerns are rising as porn sites implement new age verification checks that require users to provide personal identification. In the UK, websites with pornographic content are now mandated to verify the age of users in a “robust” manner. Failure to comply with these regulations could result in hefty fines, up to £18m or 10% of… Continue reading Will UK porn age verification stop children seeing adult content?

web/20250711-084946-a521911844-web-2.25.0-9/grey-placeholder.png” aria-label=”image unavailable”>Getty Images Black Sabbath were signed by the Vertigo label and their first release reached number eight in the UK charts The band’s manager, Jim Simpson, organised a series of stunts to maintain interest. At the Marquee Club, he sent a pair of stilt-walkers dressed as the Devil to mingle with the crowd,… Continue reading How Ozzy Osbourne and Black Sabbath found their sound – and invented heavy metal

A recent study suggests that health self-test kits are often inaccurate, raising concerns about their safety and reliability. Researchers warn that these kits, widely available in stores across the UK, may provide misleading results and lack crucial information for users to interpret the findings properly. The regulator overseeing medical devices in the UK, MHRA, has… Continue reading Shop-bought health testing kits 'inaccurate and unsuitable', study says

The First Minister of Wales, Eluned Morgan, has issued a warning stating that the Welsh government cannot justify keeping offices open if employees continue to work remotely. Despite the government’s aim to have staff work in the office two days a week, daily attendance in March averaged only 16%, with just 9% at a main… Continue reading Use offices or lose them, Eluned Morgan tells Welsh government staff