First minister Eluned Morgan to 'call out' UK Labour welfare cuts

The upcoming Senedd election in Wales is set to be a significant battleground, with First Minister Eluned Morgan leading the charge to secure the future of the country. In her address, she will address the importance of the election and acknowledge the tight competition that exists, especially with the emergence of Reform as a new… Continue reading First minister Eluned Morgan to 'call out' UK Labour welfare cuts

World Snooker Championship 2025: Zhao Xintong claims historic victory over Mark Williams in Crucible final

Zhao Xintong secured his place in history by clinching the World Championship title, marking the first time a player from China has achieved this feat. He emerged victorious with an 18-12 win over Mark Williams in a thrilling match held in Sheffield. The 28-year-old widened his lead from 11-6 to 17-8 during the concluding session… Continue reading World Snooker Championship 2025: Zhao Xintong claims historic victory over Mark Williams in Crucible final

Murder arrest after man's death on Southampton cruise ship

Following a reported altercation on the MSC Virtuosa cruise ship at 20:30 BST on Saturday, a 57-year-old man has been apprehended on charges of murder in connection with the demise of a 60-year-old man in British waters. Prior to the unfortunate incident, the vessel had departed from Southampton at 18:00 that same evening for a… Continue reading Murder arrest after man's death on Southampton cruise ship

Has the SNP delivered on its manifesto promises from 2021?

ool breakfasts and lunches to all primary pupils has been met, with the SNP now saying they want to extend it to all primary school pupils. What next? It is clear that the SNP has attempted to deliver on its manifesto commitments, but circumstances – both internal and external – have forced many changes along… Continue reading Has the SNP delivered on its manifesto promises from 2021?

French minister apologises to Liverpool fans over Champions League chaos

France’s former interior minister has issued an apology for the incidents that occurred at the Stade de France in 2022 involving Liverpool football supporters. Gérald Darmanin acknowledged that the security arrangements for the Champions League final between Liverpool and Real Madrid were flawed. He admitted that his initial remarks blaming English fans were a mistake… Continue reading French minister apologises to Liverpool fans over Champions League chaos

Police given more time to question Iranian men over alleged terror plot

A group of individuals are currently under interrogation by law enforcement regarding an alleged terrorist scheme in the United Kingdom. The suspects, all of whom are Iranian nationals, have been apprehended over suspicions of plotting an attack on a specific location, as confirmed by the Metropolitan Police. One of the five Iranian men taken into… Continue reading Police given more time to question Iranian men over alleged terror plot

Thousands of fans celebrate Leeds United promotion

Leeds marks the return of Leeds United to the Premier League with a massive celebration, as around 150,000 football enthusiasts gathered in the city center. The team’s promotion was officially sealed after a resounding 6-0 victory over Stoke City on Easter Monday. This triumph came after a tense last-minute win against Plymouth on the previous… Continue reading Thousands of fans celebrate Leeds United promotion

Layton Carr: Family's tribute to 'loving boy' killed in Bill Quay fire

In sad news from the North East, 14-year-old Layton Carr tragically lost his life in a fire that erupted at a former industrial estate in Bill Quay, Gateshead. The Carr family described Layton as a vibrant and beautiful young man, emphasizing his kind-hearted nature despite his cheeky demeanor. The fire led to the arrest of… Continue reading Layton Carr: Family's tribute to 'loving boy' killed in Bill Quay fire

Infected blood compensation fears as inquiry reopens

As the public inquiry into the infected blood scandal reopens, victims are expressing concerns over the delays in compensation payments. More than 30,000 people in the UK were given contaminated blood products between the 1970s and early 1990s, with the government having paid nearly £80m in compensation from a fund of £11.8bn. Gary Webster, who… Continue reading Infected blood compensation fears as inquiry reopens

Royals, veterans and a packed Mall: VE Day at 80 in pictures

The commemoration of 80 years since Victory in Europe Day kicked off with a four-day event in London. The events began with a military procession through the city, with large crowds in attendance alongside proud veterans and three generations of royals. King Charles III saluted as the procession made its way up the Union Jack-lined… Continue reading Royals, veterans and a packed Mall: VE Day at 80 in pictures