Category: UK News

Following an altercation outside the Iranian embassy, seven individuals were apprehended on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm. The Metropolitan Police stated that the clash occurred between demonstrators both in support and opposition of the Iranian monarchy, emphasizing that the incident had no connection to Israel. The authorities were alerted to the altercation on Princes… Continue reading Arrests made as two assaulted outside Iranian embassy

Former First Minister Nicola Sturgeon faced backlash for erasing messages amidst the Covid pandemic. The Scottish government has made the decision to discontinue using WhatsApp and other unofficial messaging platforms for governmental purposes on their mobile devices. This move comes after findings from the UK Covid Inquiry showed that officials and ministers had deleted WhatsApp… Continue reading Scottish government to remove WhatsApp from phones

Westminster witnessed some significant decisions this week, indicating a progressive shift towards social liberalism. Recently, members of parliament voted to amend abortion legislation in England and Wales, ensuring that women can terminate their pregnancies without fear of prosecution. Following this, the House of Commons approved a change in the law to allow assisted dying, a… Continue reading Chris Mason: Profound social change that is now likely to become law

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The government has initiated a review into the early release of a prisoner who committed a fatal attack shortly after being released from prison, according to reports. Liam Matthews, aged 26, was armed with a chisel when he participated in an effort to track down and kill Lewis Bell, aged 26, over a feud involving… Continue reading Early jail release of inmate who killed hours later reviewed

Members of Parliament are currently discussing the final phase of a bill that could potentially legalize assisted dying in England and Wales. Unlike some issues, MPs are ultimately allowed to vote based on their personal beliefs rather than following party lines. This crucial debate has sparked contrasting opinions among politicians as they deliberate on this… Continue reading MPs set out their views as assisted dying debate begins

Political reporter David Deans from BBC Wales News reported on a significant development regarding assisted dying legislation in Wales. The Senedd no longer holds the power to veto the legalisation of assisted dying following a vote by Members of Parliament (MPs) in the Commons. Initially, the bill included a provision for Members of the Senedd… Continue reading MPs deny Welsh Parliament veto on assisted dying in Wales

A 20-year-old man from Slough, Ilyas Akhtar, is facing trial next year on charges including terrorism offenses, a bomb hoax, and arson attacks on two leisure centers. Mr. Akhtar is accused of preparing terrorist acts and possessing information relevant to terrorism. In addition, he is charged with setting fire to Slough Ice Arena and Salt… Continue reading Slough man in court on terror and arson charges

Catherine Steele experienced a traumatic ordeal when her husband, Anthony, passed away from stomach cancer in May. After being informed that there was no ambulance available to come to their home, she was instructed to examine her husband to confirm his death via video call. This distressing experience has left a lasting impact on Mrs.… Continue reading Northern Ireland woman asked on 999 call to examine husband to confirm death

Activists with pro-Palestinian sentiments managed to infiltrate RAF Brize Norton without detection and proceeded to spray two military planes with red paint. A video released by Palestine Action showcased two individuals inside the Oxfordshire airbase, where one person was seen using a scooter to approach the Airbus Voyager air-to-air refuelling tankers and spray paint into… Continue reading Pro-Palestinian activists break into RAF Brize Norton to daub planes