Category: UK News

Courtney Smith, a woman who was a victim of trafficking, sexual assault, and forced prostitution, has bravely come forward to share her harrowing experience. She revealed that the abuse she endured at the hands of 71-year-old Oliver James MacCormack has left a lasting impact on her life. MacCormack, currently serving a seven-year sentence with half… Continue reading Oliver James MacCormack jailed over human trafficking and prostitution

One of Sir Keir Starmer’s prominent ministers in the government department is implementing significant job cuts in a bid to expedite civil service reform. The Cabinet Office, spearheaded by Pat McFadden, is informing its officials today that 2,100 out of 6,500 positions will either be eliminated or relocated to other government sectors over the next… Continue reading Cabinet Office to axe a third of roles in civil service shake-up

Cardiff University’s nursing department faced closure plans, but those have now been put on hold while an “alternative plan” is being considered. The university had originally announced proposals to cut 400 staff, including scrapping the nursing department, but has since revised the figure to 286 roles. This decision comes after discussions with staff, students, unions,… Continue reading Cardiff University: Plans to shut nursing department 'on hold'

This summer in London, the original 1977 cinematic release of Star Wars will take to the big screen for the first time in decades. As part of the British Film Institute (BFI)’s Film on Film festival on 12 June, attendees will have the opportunity to experience the initial version of the iconic sci-fi blockbuster. The… Continue reading Star Wars: Original 1977 release to be screened in London by BFI

The Prime Minister is set to reveal plans for dedicated police teams to patrol town centres during peak times in England and Wales. Sir Keir emphasized the need to eliminate the policing “postcode lottery” by ensuring each community has specialized neighborhood officers. The Labour government aims to assign named local officers to every neighborhood and… Continue reading Starmer to set out plan for more police patrols at peak times

Comedian Joe Lycett has found himself frequenting the rubbish dump more often than usual due to the ongoing bin strikes in Birmingham. As a new dad with a six-month-old baby, Lycett humorously shared that he makes trips to the tip every fortnight, with Tyseley being his preferred location. Despite the challenges posed by the strikes,… Continue reading New dad Lycett becomes tip regular during Birmingham bin strikes

In West Yorkshire, a woman named Molly Harbron, 26, underwent a life-altering experience when she lost her left leg due to hospital negligence. Following medics’ improper assessment of her case at Dewsbury Hospital in April 2020, Mrs. Harbron found herself facing an amputation. She expressed the emotional toll of the incident, stating, “It got to… Continue reading Batley amputee receives compensation for medical failures

Court documents allege that Andrew Tate, an influencer and self-proclaimed misogynist, pointed a gun at a woman, threatening her with repercussions if she did not comply with his demands. The documents also detail accusations of rape, assault, and coercive control. Tate has vehemently denied these allegations, dismissing them as falsehoods and fabrications. The legal battles… Continue reading Andrew Tate allegations detailed in UK civil claim documents

Eni Aluko, a former England striker and broadcaster, recently commented on the importance of being cautious when posting online. After being targeted by ex-footballer Joey Barton on social media, Aluko expressed her hope that the recent judgement declaring Barton’s posts defamatory would serve as a deterrent for people before they speak their minds online. Aluko… Continue reading Eni Aluko speaks out after Joey Barton defamation case win

Isaac Newton, known for his scientific discoveries and brief foray into politics as an MP, serves as an inspiration for the political candidates standing in the upcoming local elections. These candidates, much like Newton’s apple falling from a tree, hope to defy political gravity and make an impact in their communities. The challenges they face… Continue reading Matt Chorley: Local elections might lack glamour, but they matter