Premier League: Liberal Democrats table amendment to Football Governance Bill to make 10 games free to air each season

A potential vote by MPs looms on the horizon regarding a proposal to air at least 10 Premier League games on free-to-air television annually. The Liberal Democrats have introduced an amendment to the Football Governance Bill currently making its way through parliament. This bill aims to establish an independent regulator to oversee the men’s game… Continue reading Premier League: Liberal Democrats table amendment to Football Governance Bill to make 10 games free to air each season

Newspaper headlines: 'PM to press Macron' and 'mushroom murders' trial

Emmanuel Macron’s anticipated state visit to the UK has captured the attention of various newspapers, with headlines highlighting the issues surrounding his trip. The Times, for instance, reports that Sir Keir Starmer is expected to request a “one in, one out” arrangement for migrant returns, despite concerns over prematurely announcing the deal. Also highlighted is… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'PM to press Macron' and 'mushroom murders' trial

Drugs smuggled into prisons 'destabilising' them, watchdog says

The system of prisons in England and Wales is facing a major challenge due to the overwhelming amount of drugs being smuggled in, according to a recent warning from a watchdog. Criminal gangs are exploiting prisons by using drones to bring in contraband to sell to bored inmates in cramped conditions, as highlighted in the… Continue reading Drugs smuggled into prisons 'destabilising' them, watchdog says

Macron's state visit to begin in Windsor palace gets repaired

In a momentous state banquet for French President Emmanuel Macron, King Charles III will address the need for the UK and France to stand united against a myriad of intricate threats. Welcoming Macron and his wife Brigitte will be the royal family, including the Prince and Princess of Wales, as they embark on a three-day… Continue reading Macron's state visit to begin in Windsor palace gets repaired

Maternity brand Seraphine worn by Kate enters administration

The iconic maternity fashion retailer Seraphine, famously known for dressing the Princess of Wales during her pregnancies, has unfortunately shut down and gone into administration. Interpath, a consultancy firm, confirmed to BBC News that they have been appointed as administrators for the company and that the majority of its 95 employees have been laid off.… Continue reading Maternity brand Seraphine worn by Kate enters administration

Former Conservative cabinet minister David Jones joins Reform UK

Former Conservative cabinet minister and MP David Jones has made the decision to join Reform UK, expressing his disillusionment with his former party and praising Reform for its determination in addressing the country’s pressing issues. Despite stepping down as a Conservative MP prior to the last election, Jones has chosen to support Reform without seeking… Continue reading Former Conservative cabinet minister David Jones joins Reform UK

YouTuber Angryginge arrested after F1 car damaged at Silverstone

YouTuber Angryginge, whose real name is Morgan Burtwistle, was taken into custody for allegedly causing extensive damage to a classic F1 car at Silverstone. The 23-year-old was broadcasting live from the British Grand Prix location along with fellow YouTubers Chazza and SamHam when they were confronted by the police. Prior to their encounter with the… Continue reading YouTuber Angryginge arrested after F1 car damaged at Silverstone

Faulty washing machine caused huge Fife circus fire

A circus performance in Fife was disrupted by a large fire that was later determined to have been caused by a faulty washing machine, as reported by BBC Scotland News. The incident occurred at the Big Kid Circus in Glenrothes, Fife, just after 19:00 on a Thursday evening. Thankfully, the fire outbreak took place away… Continue reading Faulty washing machine caused huge Fife circus fire

Live Aid at 40: Memories of a lie revealed by U2’s Bono

Elaine Hills, now a lecturer at the University of Brighton, was just a sixth form student when the iconic Live Aid concert took place on July 13, 1985. Despite promising her mother she wouldn’t attend the concert, Elaine found herself on stage with U2 lead singer Bono after being called out. The surreal experience left… Continue reading Live Aid at 40: Memories of a lie revealed by U2’s Bono

Jury shown CCTV of alleged assault on police at Manchester airport

Jurors at Liverpool Crown Court were shown CCTV footage of an alleged assault on three police officers at Manchester Airport. The incident took place on July 23 last year, at the Terminal 2 arrivals Starbucks cafe. Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, aged 20, and his brother Muhammad Amaad, aged 26, are accused of instigating the violence after… Continue reading Jury shown CCTV of alleged assault on police at Manchester airport