Category: UK News

The UK government has put forward a comprehensive plan aimed at safeguarding the country’s steel industry from potential tariffs that could threaten its viability. The Plan for Steel includes strategies to reduce production costs, promote the use of British steel in infrastructure projects, and shield the sector from unfair competition from overseas suppliers undercutting prices.… Continue reading Government plans to protect UK steel industry amid threat of tariffs

Following the tragic incident that took place outside the Three Horseshoes pub on Valentine’s Day, police are currently investigating whether the suspect involved may have entered the River Thames. The fatal shooting of a woman in her 40s occurred just after 19:00 GMT on Friday. The victim tragically died at the scene of the attack,… Continue reading Kent: Manhunt continues after Knockholt Valentine's Day shooting

Carly Wesson and Carl Everson made the difficult decision to proceed with an abortion of their unborn child in 2019 under the belief that their daughter had a serious genetic condition called Patau’s syndrome. They were advised by Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) NHS Trust that their daughter’s diagnosis indicated a grim prognosis, often leading to… Continue reading Couple believe law was broken in Nottingham abortion sign-off

A daring feline named Tilly caused quite a commotion when she managed to hop on a train from Surrey to London Waterloo station. Tilly’s owner, Michael Hardy, shared that the two-year-old cat is no stranger to wandering off, as she has previously hopped on buses and even found her way behind the bar at a… Continue reading Surrey: Adventurous cat takes train into London from Weybridge

A plan to provide financial support to businesses in the Sandy Row area of south Belfast is in the works, with a funding scheme worth £200,000 being considered. This initiative is being led by Stormont’s Communities Minister, who has offered the money to Belfast City Council for the program. Concerns have been raised by local… Continue reading Belfast: £200,000 support scheme for Sandy Row traders

British politician David Lammy has stressed the importance of increased defence spending for both the UK and European Union countries. He emphasized that even in the face of potential peace negotiations in Ukraine, Europe is still confronted with an “existential question.” Lammy noted that while 23 Nato nations meeting the 2% GDP spending target was… Continue reading David Lammy and John Healey: UK 'must do more' to share Europe security burden

In County Tyrone, thousands of birds are facing culling due to suspected avian flu at a commercial poultry facility. The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (Daera) received reports of the suspected case in Dungannon on Friday. Minister Andrew Muir confirmed that all 64,000 birds on site will be culled as a precautionary measure… Continue reading Avian Flu: Thousands of birds to be culled in Tyrone

Joe Pike, a prominent political and investigations correspondent, reported that European leaders are preparing to convene for an urgent summit regarding the ongoing conflict in Ukraine. This gathering is in response to growing concerns that the United States is progressing in peace talks with Russia without the involvement of the European continent. British Prime Minister… Continue reading European leaders set to hold emergency summit on Ukraine

Jason Redrup, a retired police officer from Barry, Vale of Glamorgan, has found himself in the position of needing to perform CPR on four separate occasions. His most recent experience involved saving the life of his close friend, former Cardiff Rugby player Nick Williams. Despite the low survival rate for out-of-hospital cardiac arrests in Wales,… Continue reading I saved a life in the morning and returned to work that afternoon

After suffering a sexual assault, Olivia Browne turned to running as a way to improve her mental health. Unfortunately, her newfound solace was interrupted when a group of men began following her home. Ms. Browne, bravely choosing to waive her right to anonymity, shared her story with BBC Wales. The traumatic experience left Ms. Browne… Continue reading Women: 'Sexual harassment can only be changed if men call it out'