Category: UK News

The current chair of LACA, Michael Hales, has highlighted the challenges faced by schools in providing lunches for their students. As costs continue to rise, caterers are forced to make adjustments such as reducing the amount of meat, using cheaper ingredients, and serving smaller portions. This can have a significant impact on the quality and… Continue reading How school dinners may be changing

In a new initiative to tackle illegal migration, the UK announced that it would start returning migrants arriving via small boats to France through a pilot scheme, as revealed by Sir Keir Starmer. This new “one in, one out” arrangement would involve sending some arrivals back to France, with the UK accepting a corresponding number… Continue reading UK to return some small boat migrants to France within weeks – PM

Kate McGough, an education reporter, states that the number of school suspensions and exclusions in England has reached its highest level since 2006, according to Department for Education figures. In the 2023/24 academic year, there were 954,952 suspensions in state schools, representing a 21% increase from the previous year, while exclusions also rose by 16%… Continue reading School suspensions and exclusions rise to nearly a million in England

Renaissance painting brought to life in Italian museum Visitors are encouraged to interact with the exhibit in a way that brings it to life. 15 Jun 2025 Europe Read the full article from The BBC here: Read More

Gregg Wallace, the former host of MasterChef, is under fire from organizations and charities working with disabled individuals after implying that his autism diagnosis may be connected to the misconduct allegations he is facing. These allegations, including inappropriate sexual comments, touching, and groping, have been made by several dozen individuals to BBC News, all of… Continue reading Gregg Wallace faces backlash over autism defence

A police officer at Manchester Airport has described feeling “absolutely terrified” after being punched in the face while trying to arrest an assault suspect. PC Lydia Ward suffered a broken nose during the incident at the Terminal 2 car park pay station area on July 23 last year. The accused, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, and… Continue reading PC punched in Manchester Airport brawl 'absolutely terrified'

Police Scotland has asserted that they have the necessary resources to handle an upcoming visit by Donald Trump, despite concerns raised by the Scottish Police Federation. The US president is set to visit his golf resort at Menie in Aberdeenshire later this month. Deputy Chief Constable Alan Speirs reassured the public that the visit would… Continue reading Police Scotland can deal with Donald Trump visit, says chief

The iconic seaside funfair that has been a staple for over a century is set to close its doors later this year, marking the end of an era. Coney Beach Amusement Park, which first opened its doors in the Newton area of Porthcawl, Bridgend county, back in 1918, will cease operations in October. The Evans… Continue reading Porthcawl Coney Beach fair to close in October after 100 years

A deadly stabbing occurred outside a prestigious five-star hotel in west London, resulting in the tragic death of a 24-year-old man. The incident took place at the Park Tower Hotel on Seville Street, Knightsbridge, just before 21:30 BST on Wednesday. Despite the efforts of paramedics and the London Air Ambulance, the victim succumbed to his… Continue reading Man stabbed to death on street outside Knightsbridge hotel

Migrants residing in the French town of Calais expressed their determination to reach the United Kingdom, despite the challenges they face. One migrant boldly stated, “We’re going to try again and again to cross to the UK, that’s why it’s a game, and we’re going to win,” showcasing their unwavering resolve. Recent discussions between Keir… Continue reading Migrants in Calais say they will stop at nothing to reach the UK