Three children accused of murdering a man in Kent will face trial starting on 13 January 2026. The defendants include a 16-year-old girl and two boys aged 14 and 15. The trio, whose identities remain protected due to their age, appeared at Maidstone Crown Court for a preliminary hearing. The victim, Alexander Cashford, 49, from… Continue reading Trial date set for teens accused of Alexander Cashford's murder
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MasterChef: Second contestant edited out of Gregg Wallace and John Torode's final series
The ongoing scandal within MasterChef has resulted in another contestant being removed from the show this year. A spokesperson for Banijay, the production company behind the show, acknowledged that one participant opted out of being featured in light of recent events. The decision was respected, and their segments were subsequently edited out of the series.… Continue reading MasterChef: Second contestant edited out of Gregg Wallace and John Torode's final series
Woman arrested at anti-abortion protest faces no further action
Anna Thompson, reporting for ABC Scotland, brings to light the recent development in the case of Rose Docherty, a 75-year-old woman who was arrested during an anti-abortion protest outside the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital in Glasgow. Docherty, the first individual to face charges under the new law establishing buffer zones around Scottish abortion clinics, will… Continue reading Woman arrested at anti-abortion protest faces no further action
Former snooker champion Graeme Dott to face child sex abuse trial
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Hospitals not treating enough patients to keep up with demand
The NHS waiting list in England has shown a slight increase in the previous month, as hospitals struggle to keep up with demand and treat enough patients. At the end of June, the list reached 7.37 million, up by 10,000 from May, although it remains lower than last year’s figure of 7.62 million. Internal documents… Continue reading Hospitals not treating enough patients to keep up with demand
Paul Doyle: Liverpool parade accused faces 24 new charges
BBC News reported from Liverpool Crown Court that a man named Paul Doyle is facing 31 charges, which include causing grievous bodily harm with intent. The defendant, who appeared via video-link from prison, was emotional when asked to confirm his identity. Originally facing seven charges, the prosecution introduced 24 new charges, delaying Mr. Doyle’s plea… Continue reading Paul Doyle: Liverpool parade accused faces 24 new charges
A-levels: Almost a third of NI students achieve top grades
pleased overall,” she said. “Film and media have always been my passion and I can’t wait to start the course and hopefully pursue a career in the industry.” Rachel is excited about the opportunities that studying cinematic arts will bring, and is looking forward to learning more about the technical side of filmmaking. Overall, the… Continue reading A-levels: Almost a third of NI students achieve top grades
Young offenders centre closes over safety concerns
In a surprising turn of events, all young offenders are set to be relocated from England’s inaugural “secure school” due to safety issues. The decision comes as a result of concerns over the structural integrity of Oasis Restore in Kent, which was established with the intention of steering children and adolescents away from gang activity… Continue reading Young offenders centre closes over safety concerns
I didn't go to uni – now I work as a celebrity photographer
n a grey cap and black t-shirt, with a tattoo on his arm, and sunglasses. They are all standing under a Esmie’s Vegan Kitchen logo.”>Thaliqua Smith Big Zuu, Thaliqua, and AJ Tracey at Esmie’s Vegan Kitchen Thaliqua Smith, now 24, didn’t think she’d be in vegan food, but she always knew she wanted to be… Continue reading I didn't go to uni – now I work as a celebrity photographer
UK economic growth slows but beats forecasts
BBC’s latest report reveals a slowdown in UK economic growth during the second quarter of the year, which came in at 0.3%, down from 0.7% in the previous quarter. The Office for National Statistics highlighted that services made the most significant contribution to the growth, with the construction sector also showing positive expansion trends. This… Continue reading UK economic growth slows but beats forecasts