Another migrant becomes latest to die trying to cross English Channel

A tragic incident occurred as another individual lost their life while attempting to cross the English Channel, adding to the escalating number of illegal crossing attempts over the weekend. The discovery of the body was made on a beach near Boulogne-sur-Mer in northern France on Sunday morning, as reported by the AFP news agency. The… Continue reading Another migrant becomes latest to die trying to cross English Channel

Tickets for Green Man festival 2026 sell out in under two hours

Tickets for the upcoming Green Man Festival have already been snapped up, selling out within just two hours after going on sale, as confirmed by the event organizers. Despite the fact that the lineup of artists has yet to be revealed, fans wasted no time in securing their spot at the four-day festival scheduled for… Continue reading Tickets for Green Man festival 2026 sell out in under two hours

Keir Starmer calls Reform migrant policy 'racist' and 'immoral'

Political reporters, including Jennifer McKiernan, have covered Sir Keir Starmer’s criticism of Reform UK’s policy of eliminating indefinite leave to remain. Starmer labeled this move as “racist” and “immoral”. The party, led by Nigel Farage, recently announced this policy, which could result in the deportation of hundreds of thousands of legal residents from the UK.… Continue reading Keir Starmer calls Reform migrant policy 'racist' and 'immoral'

Ryder Cup 2025: Rory McIlroy & Shane Lowry silence New York crowd to lead Europe towards victory

Rory McIlroy and Shane Lowry displayed remarkable composure in the midst of a rowdy New York crowd during a memorable day for Team Europe. Despite facing taunts and jeers from American fans, the close friends managed to secure a crucial point that brought Europe closer to a potential Ryder Cup victory. The duo’s resilience on… Continue reading Ryder Cup 2025: Rory McIlroy & Shane Lowry silence New York crowd to lead Europe towards victory

Newspaper headlines: England's Roses 'rule the world' and PM heads for crunch conference

The victory of England’s women at the Rugby World Cup is making headlines across front pages on Sunday. The Telegraph celebrates the “English Roses” ruling the world, while also mentioning the Chancellor Rachel Reeves facing a potential revolt. Ministers are reportedly urging Reeves to relax fiscal rules and allow more government spending, in hopes of… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: England's Roses 'rule the world' and PM heads for crunch conference

From drug theft to Dubai arrests: How a Scottish gangland feud went global

ere killed in the attack. The murders sent shockwaves through the criminal underworld and law enforcement agencies. It was a brazen act of violence in a place known for its luxury and tranquility. And it marked the beginning of a new chapter in the ongoing gangland feud that has now spread across continents. As the… Continue reading From drug theft to Dubai arrests: How a Scottish gangland feud went global

'My tears could help people survive brain tumours'

A groundbreaking study is underway at the Manchester Cancer Research Centre that could potentially revolutionize the early detection of brain cancers. Alex Davies, a 49-year-old man with an incurable brain tumor, has generously donated his tears to support this research in the hopes of making a difference. Initially treated for epilepsy, scans later revealed the… Continue reading 'My tears could help people survive brain tumours'

The night the FA Cup was stolen from a Birmingham shop window

In the world of sports trophies, the FA Cup stands out as one of the most iconic and revered symbols. Displayed proudly by the winning team each season, it holds a special place in the hearts of football enthusiasts worldwide. However, the history of the FA Cup is not without its dark moments, one of… Continue reading The night the FA Cup was stolen from a Birmingham shop window

UK's first rice crop ripe for picking after hot summer

In a serene expanse of land in eastern England, an innovative project is taking shape. Nadine Mitschunas, the pioneer of rice cultivation in the UK, is leading the charge. The rice plants, thriving in four small paddy fields, have flourished under the sun of the hottest summer on record in the region. Farmer Sarah Taylor,… Continue reading UK's first rice crop ripe for picking after hot summer