Category: UK News

Politicians in the UK have historically believed that recognizing a Palestinian state should be done strategically during a time when it can have the most impact on the peace process. Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer, facing pressure from his own MPs and deteriorating conditions in Gaza, announced in July that the UK would recognize a… Continue reading Why Keir Starmer decided time was right to recognise a Palestinian state

Two newspapers have obtained an email reportedly sent by Sarah Ferguson, Duchess of York, to convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein, where she referred to him as a “supreme friend” despite his past actions. The Sun and the Mail on Sunday disclosed that the email, dated 2011, came after the duchess had publicly distanced herself from… Continue reading Duchess of York calls Epstein a 'supreme friend' in resurfaced email

A British court has recently issued an arrest warrant for a UK national accused of killing Agnes Wanjiru in Kenya over a decade ago. This potential extradition would mark the first time a serving or former British soldier faces trial abroad for the murder of a civilian, a development eagerly awaited by Wanjiru’s friends. On… Continue reading Agnes Wanjiru: 'The British Army cannot keep ignoring the murder of our friend'

Culture reporter Emma Saunders brings a refreshing take on Jane Austen’s classic novel “Emma” in a new adaptation at London’s Rose Theatre. Unlike the traditional Regency England setting, this modern twist follows Emma Woodhouse as she navigates the complexities of online dating and meddling in her friends’ love lives after returning home from university. Playwright… Continue reading Dating apps, booze and clubbing – Jane Austen's Emma comes into the 21st Century

e about three hours each way, as public transport connections between Liverpool and Manchester aren’t as direct as she’d like. “I’m very lucky to have parents who are more than willing to let me move back in for the year rent-free,” she says. “Otherwise, I don’t think I would have been able to afford to… Continue reading My student loan doesn't cover my bills – so I wear my work uniform to lectures

Sir Keir Starmer has made headlines with his plan to announce the UK’s recognition of a Palestinian state, grabbing the attention of various Sunday papers. The Observer leads with a powerful image of a bombed out apartment building in Gaza City, shedding light on the harsh reality faced by its residents who are now left… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'The actual state of Palestine' and 'Fergie's apology'

RAF jets recently participated in a Nato air defence mission over Poland in response to Russian drone incursions into Polish airspace. The Ministry of Defence confirmed that RAF Typhoon jets were sent to bolster Nato’s eastern flank following escalating tensions due to repeated Russian violations of Nato members’ airspace. A drone was detected over Romania,… Continue reading RAF flies first air defence mission over Poland after Russian drone incursion

Wales is facing a potentially paradigm-shifting political landscape as Labour’s long-standing dominance is threatened by Plaid Cymru and Reform, according to recent opinion polls. Former Welsh government minister Mick Antoniw described the latest Senedd opinion poll as a “wake-up call” for Labour in both Wales and Westminster. With support for Labour at a record low… Continue reading Latest Senedd poll a Labour 'wake-up call', says ex-minister

dia Models lined up backstage in Control Room A at Battersea Power Station Mouth-watering fashion It wasn’t just the designs that were eye-popping at London Fashion Week – some garments themselves had an especially tasty twist. Dame Prue Leith wore a dress made from a vintage RAF parachute by Irish designer Paul Costello. The Great… Continue reading Dame Prue's parachute dress and Romeo Beckham's runway debut – London Fashion week

A veteran nurse at Antrim Area Hospital, Emeria Doherty, has expressed her relief at wearing a body camera while on duty. With over 25 years of experience, Doherty highlighted the alarming increase in violence and aggression towards healthcare workers, making her feel safer with the added security of the body camera. She emphasized the severity… Continue reading Antrim Area Hospital health workers to trial body-worn cameras