Harvey Willgoose murder: How schoolboy's final hours unfolded

aths, the teenager tapped Harvey on the cheek and they squared up to each other. Ms Heath-Whyte separated them and delegated Harvey to the opposite side of the classroom. The friend who had supposedly carried the knife before entered the room, and the defendant at first hesitated, before crossing the room in search of Harvey.… Continue reading Harvey Willgoose murder: How schoolboy's final hours unfolded

Beloved by bands and bank robbers, the Ford Transit turns 60

The 1965 Ford Transit is synonymous with vintage charm, offering a nostalgic trip down memory lane with its classic design. Stepping into this vehicle feels like entering a time capsule, devoid of modern features like satnavs and touchscreens. Instead, you’re met with a simplistic layout consisting of a steering wheel, a chrome-lined speedometer, and a… Continue reading Beloved by bands and bank robbers, the Ford Transit turns 60

Is super skinny back? UK sees rise in complaints over thin models

The recent banning of high street fashion ads showcasing models deemed “unhealthily thin” has sparked concerns among industry experts about a potential return to the super skinny trend. This aesthetic, prevalent in the 1990s and early 2000s, had taken a back seat in recent years to make way for the body positive movement celebrating curves.… Continue reading Is super skinny back? UK sees rise in complaints over thin models

The unlikely bond between JD Vance and David Lammy

Kate Whannel, a political reporter, shares the story of how US Vice President JD Vance is spending his holiday in the UK. The trip includes visits to various locations such as the Cotswolds, Scotland, and a few days staying at Foreign Secretary David Lammy’s Chevening House in Kent. Despite their different backgrounds and political ideologies,… Continue reading The unlikely bond between JD Vance and David Lammy

Emma Little-Pengelly defends Wimbledon trip as chance to promote NI

Emma Little-Pengelly, the Deputy First Minister, has defended her attendance at Wimbledon despite facing criticism for the spending involved in the trip. Little-Pengelly, along with Education Authority chief executive Richard Pengelly, attended the tennis tournament with almost £1,000 spent on flights and accommodation. Some Stormont parties, including Alliance, have called for Little-Pengelly to repay the… Continue reading Emma Little-Pengelly defends Wimbledon trip as chance to promote NI

Politicians want eHarley Street GP contract investigation

In the midst of a GP contract controversy, there are calls from politicians for a probe into the relationship between a health board and a GP management company. This issue stems from concerns surrounding the management practices of eHarley Street, a firm that has faced criticism regarding safety, staffing, and supply issues. The majority of… Continue reading Politicians want eHarley Street GP contract investigation

Woman dies after lifeboat rescues her from sea off Skegness

A tragic incident occurred at Skegness beach when a woman in her 60s encountered difficulties in the sea and subsequently passed away. The RNLI launched a lifeboat as part of a large-scale search effort, with assistance from a coastguard helicopter and an air ambulance. The distressing event unfolded at approximately 17:30 BST when the woman… Continue reading Woman dies after lifeboat rescues her from sea off Skegness

Mike Huckabee: US ambassador to Israel says UK would have lost WW2 with Starmer as leader

The US ambassador to Israel, Mike Huckabee, has criticized UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer’s response to Israel’s Gaza City takeover plan. In a social media post, Huckabee suggested that the UK would have lost World War Two if Starmer had been the leader at the time. He questioned Starmer’s condemnation of Israel’s plans and… Continue reading Mike Huckabee: US ambassador to Israel says UK would have lost WW2 with Starmer as leader

Nicola Sturgeon memoir describes arrest as 'worst day of my life'

In a tell-all memoir set to be released next week, former First Minister of Scotland, Nicola Sturgeon, recounts what she describes as the most challenging day of her life when she was arrested by the police as part of an investigation into the SNP’s finances. Detailing the emotional turmoil she faced when detectives questioned her… Continue reading Nicola Sturgeon memoir describes arrest as 'worst day of my life'

Bhim Kohli death: Police 'sat on information' before dog walker, 80, fatally attacked

Bhim Kohli, an 80-year-old man, tragically passed away on September 2nd following a brutal attack while walking his dog. The incident occurred in September when he was punched and kicked by a 14-year-old boy while a 12-year-old girl filmed the assault. This came just two weeks after Mr. Kohli had witnessed another Asian man being… Continue reading Bhim Kohli death: Police 'sat on information' before dog walker, 80, fatally attacked