A controversy regarding payouts related to a car loan scandal has arisen following a recent Supreme Court ruling. Millions of drivers have potentially been deprived of the opportunity to seek compensation for undisclosed commissions paid on car loans. The Supreme Court decision favored finance companies in two out of three crucial test cases, overturning previous… Continue reading Car finance: What's behind the mis-selling complaints?
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Five men guilty of murdering a Greek tourist in New Cross, London
Jeremy Britton reported on the tragic murder of a Greek tourist, Antonis Antoniadis, who was followed from a West End club and killed during a robbery. Antoniadis, 26, had come to London for a one-week holiday with friends and was targeted for robbery due to his designer bag. The five men responsible for his death… Continue reading Five men guilty of murdering a Greek tourist in New Cross, London
Conor McGregor: Woman who won civil rape case to sue over appeal
A lawsuit is being pursued against Conor McGregor and two others for allegedly engaging in malicious abuse of court processes, following a civil case won by a woman named Nikita Hand against McGregor. In November, McGregor was ordered to pay £206,000 in damages plus costs to Hand, who accused him of raping her in a… Continue reading Conor McGregor: Woman who won civil rape case to sue over appeal
Youth detention centre in Milton Keynes removes 33 staff members
In a recent communication to Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood, Sir Martyn Oliver, the chief inspector of Ofsted, revealed that there have been significant issues at Oakhill Secure Training Centre (STC) in Milton Keynes. Since November of the previous year, a total of 33 staff members have either been suspended or dismissed from their positions. Of… Continue reading Youth detention centre in Milton Keynes removes 33 staff members
Number of new homes fell in Labour's first year but applications rise
BBC News reporters Daniel Wainwright, Tarah Welsh, and Jemma Crew shed light on the housing crisis in England in a recent article. Despite a decrease in the number of new homes during Labour’s first year in office, there has been a notable increase in applications for new homes over the past six months. The article… Continue reading Number of new homes fell in Labour's first year but applications rise
UK weather: Met Office names Storm Floris as rain and strong winds forecast
Storm Floris is set to arrive in the UK on Monday, with the Met Office predicting strong winds and heavy rain accompanying the storm. This will mark the sixth named storm of the season and the first one since January. The current projections indicate that the center of Floris will track across the northern part… Continue reading UK weather: Met Office names Storm Floris as rain and strong winds forecast
Family's tribute to Birmingham siblings who drowned in Spain
Two siblings, Ameiya and Ricardo Junior Del Brocco, tragically lost their lives after drowning off the east coast of Spain, specifically at Llarga Beach in Salou. The pair, aged 13 and 11 respectively, were on holiday with their parents, who were also involved in a rescue attempt by emergency services. The community rallied together to… Continue reading Family's tribute to Birmingham siblings who drowned in Spain
Teens plead not guilty after Kamran Rasool Aman killed in Barry
A 38-year-old man named Kamran Rasool Aman tragically lost his life in Barry last month, prompting two teenagers to plead not guilty to his murder. The incident occurred on 1 July, leading to a police response that ultimately resulted in Mr. Aman’s passing. The defendants, aged 16 and 17 and hailing from Llantwit Major in… Continue reading Teens plead not guilty after Kamran Rasool Aman killed in Barry
Bonfire: Criminal investigation under way over asbestos at site
A criminal investigation is currently underway by the Northern Ireland Environment Agency (NIEA) regarding the presence of asbestos at a bonfire site in Belfast, as confirmed by the environment minister. Concerns had been raised about the hazardous material at the Meridi Street site ahead of the lighting of the 11 July bonfires. Initially, the NIEA… Continue reading Bonfire: Criminal investigation under way over asbestos at site
Michelle Agyemang: 'Winning Euro 2025 was so surreal that I cried'
Michelle Agyemang, the talented striker from England, recently expressed her unwavering belief in the Lionesses’ ability to clinch victory at Euro 2025. From the onset of the tournament, the team harbored a collective confidence in their potential for success. This resolute mindset propelled them to a remarkable triumph over Spain in the final held in… Continue reading Michelle Agyemang: 'Winning Euro 2025 was so surreal that I cried'