UK to hold new national day to remember terror victims

The UK government has revealed plans to establish a new national day dedicated to honoring and remembering those affected by terrorism within the country. Scheduled to be observed annually on 21 August, the event will rotate locations across the UK, with the inaugural ceremony set for 2026, according to the Home Office. This initiative follows… Continue reading UK to hold new national day to remember terror victims

Scottish and UK governments hold 'constructive' Mossmorran talks

The Scottish and UK administrations have engaged in what they describe as “constructive” discussions aimed at supporting employees at the Mossmorran chemical plant located in Fife. This ethylene production facility is scheduled to cease operations in February, which will directly affect over 400 staff members and contractors. Scottish Public Finance Minister Ivan McKee joined Scottish… Continue reading Scottish and UK governments hold 'constructive' Mossmorran talks

Bodhana Sivanandan: Ten-year-old chess prodigy dazzles at women’s event

A remarkable young British chess player has made waves at a national tournament, securing her position among the world’s top 50 women in the blitz chess category. Bodhana Sivanandan, just ten years old, achieved a stunning feat by winning eight consecutive games at the UK Women’s Blitz Championship held in Royal Leamington Spa. Her victories… Continue reading Bodhana Sivanandan: Ten-year-old chess prodigy dazzles at women’s event

Rapper Ghetts faces further dangerous driving charges

Rapper Ghetts, whose birth name is Justin Clarke-Samuel, is now facing additional charges related to dangerous driving on the day he is accused of causing a fatal hit-and-run accident. The incident occurred on October 18 on Redbridge Lane in Ilford, where his BMW allegedly struck 20-year-old Yubin Tamang. Initially, Clarke-Samuel was charged with causing Tamang’s… Continue reading Rapper Ghetts faces further dangerous driving charges

Police officer unable to dress after Palestine Action hammer attack

A police sergeant endured serious injuries that rendered her unable to perform everyday tasks such as dressing, showering, or driving after being allegedly struck with a sledgehammer during a break-in at a British facility owned by an Israeli defense firm, according to testimony at Woolwich Crown Court. The incident occurred in the early hours of… Continue reading Police officer unable to dress after Palestine Action hammer attack

Two peers face suspension from House of Lords

Two members of the House of Lords face impending suspensions due to violations involving the provision of parliamentary services in exchange for “payment or reward.” The individuals involved are Lord Richard Dannatt, a former Army chief, and Lord Evans of Watford, a businessman. Lord Dannatt is expected to receive a four-month suspension, while Lord Evans… Continue reading Two peers face suspension from House of Lords

Faye, 5, battles snow and ice to climb Ben Nevis

A young girl from Prestonpans in East Lothian has demonstrated remarkable determination by reaching the summit of Britain’s tallest mountain under severe winter weather. Five-year-old Faye Moffat undertook the challenging climb of Ben Nevis alongside her father, Craig, during the weekend. Their goal was to raise funds for children in need, and so far, their… Continue reading Faye, 5, battles snow and ice to climb Ben Nevis

Swansea residents demand council removes driveway rubbish

Residents near a property on Frampton Road in Gorseinon have grown increasingly concerned as rubbish has been piled up on the driveway for several months. This is not the first instance of waste accumulation outside the house, yet despite Swansea Council’s awareness of the issue, no significant action has been taken to address the problem.… Continue reading Swansea residents demand council removes driveway rubbish

Covid-19 inquiry: DUP leader criticises Baroness Hallett following report

Gavin Robinson, leader of the Democratic Unionist Party (DUP), has openly criticised Baroness Heather Hallett, chair of the Covid-19 inquiry, following the release of a critical report. The report highlighted that decision-making during the pandemic was negatively affected by disputes between DUP and Sinn Féin ministers. Additionally, Baroness Hallett pointed to what she described as… Continue reading Covid-19 inquiry: DUP leader criticises Baroness Hallett following report