An EasyJet pilot has been suspended following an incident where he was reportedly spotted in a drunken and naked state at a luxury hotel. The captain, whose identity has not been disclosed, was seen walking around a five-star resort in Cape Verde without any clothing on during the early hours of August 5th after a… Continue reading EasyJet captain suspended after getting 'drunk and naked' in hotel
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Northumberland dig students find 9th Century gold object
Evie Lake reported for BBC News on a remarkable discovery made by an international student during her inaugural archaeological dig. Yara Souza, a student at Newcastle University, unearthed a piece of gold dating back to the 9th century just 90 minutes into the excavation in Redesdale, Northumberland. The find was located near Dere Street, a… Continue reading Northumberland dig students find 9th Century gold object
More foreign criminals to be deported under expanded scheme
The Home Office is expanding its “deport now, appeal later” scheme to include 15 new countries, allowing for the swift removal of foreign criminals before they can appeal their deportation. This move is aimed at preventing individuals who commit crimes in the UK from exploiting the immigration system and expediting their removal process. Home Secretary… Continue reading More foreign criminals to be deported under expanded scheme
Path with stunning sea views is Britain's favourite
The most beloved path in Britain for 2025 has been revealed as the route between north Cornwall and Devon. The Bude to Westward Ho! route was selected as the nation’s favorite after a public vote conducted by walking charity the Ramblers, with 1,000 paths initially nominated. Part of the South West Coast Path, which stretches… Continue reading Path with stunning sea views is Britain's favourite
How do heat health alerts work and what do the different levels mean?
Weather health alerts have been issued for all of England, starting from 12:00 BST on Monday until 18:00 on Wednesday, with both amber and yellow alerts in place. The amber alerts are specific to London, the South East, East of England, East Midlands, and West Midlands, while the yellow alerts cover Yorkshire and the Humber,… Continue reading How do heat health alerts work and what do the different levels mean?
Arthur's Seat fire: Human activity likely cause, says fire service
In the heart of Edinburgh, a significant fire broke out on Arthur’s Seat, leading to suspicions of human involvement, according to a Scottish Fire and Rescue service group commander. Neil MacLennan stated that while the exact cause of the fire remains unknown, the possibility of it being a deliberate act cannot be dismissed. The blaze,… Continue reading Arthur's Seat fire: Human activity likely cause, says fire service
M&S Click & Collect returns 15 weeks after cyber attack
Technology reporter, Charlotte Edwards, shared that Marks & Spencer has reinstated its click and collect service after a hiatus of 15 weeks due to a damaging cyber attack. The retailer had ceased taking orders on its website and app for clothing and home deliveries, as well as pausing its in-store collection service on 25 April.… Continue reading M&S Click & Collect returns 15 weeks after cyber attack
Over-70s face driving ban for failing eye tests
Joe Pike, a politics investigations correspondent, reported a potential overhaul of driving laws in England and Wales that could see motorists over 70 facing a ban from the roads if they fail compulsory eye tests. Other proposed changes include aligning the drink-driving limit with Scotland’s laws and introducing penalty points for passengers not wearing seatbelts.… Continue reading Over-70s face driving ban for failing eye tests
Downpatrick murder inquiry may be linked to 'brutal' attack on priest
Fr John Murray, a priest in Downpatrick, was targeted in a brutal attack before his final Mass on Sunday. A 30-year-old man is currently being detained on suspicion of murder in connection with a death in Marian Park. This incident may be linked to the assault on Fr Murray in St Patrick’s Church. The assault… Continue reading Downpatrick murder inquiry may be linked to 'brutal' attack on priest
British woman pleads guilty to killing man while drunk on e-scooter
A 25-year-old British backpacker, Alicia Kemp, has admitted to causing the death of a man in Australia by colliding with him while riding an e-scooter with a blood alcohol level that exceeded the legal limit by more than three times. The tragic incident took place in Perth’s city center, where Kemp, alongside a friend, had… Continue reading British woman pleads guilty to killing man while drunk on e-scooter