Philip Green loses case over naming in Parliament

Businessman Sir Philip Green has recently lost a case against being publicly named in Parliament regarding misconduct allegations reported by a newspaper. This case arose after a Labour peer revealed in the House of Lords that Sir Philip had obtained a court order to block the Telegraph from publishing a story about the allegations. Due… Continue reading Philip Green loses case over naming in Parliament

Flypast over Rome in honour of King's state visit

A spectacular flypast soared over Rome in honor of the state visit of King Charles III and Queen Camilla to Italy. The breathtaking display featured the Red Arrows from the UK and Italy’s Frecce Tricolori, showcasing the colors of both nations’ flags as a symbol of the closer military ties between the two countries. The… Continue reading Flypast over Rome in honour of King's state visit

Prince Harry's downgraded security was unjustified, court hears

During a recent hearing at the Court of Appeal, the Duke of Sussex’s legal team argued that he had been subjected to unjust and inferior treatment regarding the level of security provided to him in the UK. Prince Harry is challenging a decision that ruled he should not receive the same level of police protection… Continue reading Prince Harry's downgraded security was unjustified, court hears

Mortgage rates set to drop after tariff turmoil

Mitchell Labiak, a business reporter for BBC News, reported that some lenders are planning to reduce rates on mortgages in response to the turmoil caused by US President Donald Trump’s tariff policies, which has raised expectations of further cuts in UK interest rates this year. TSB Bank announced that it will be cutting some two-year… Continue reading Mortgage rates set to drop after tariff turmoil

Kerri Pegg: Kirkham prison governor guilty of relationship with inmate

Kerri Pegg, a former prison governor, has been found guilty of two counts of misconduct in public office after starting a relationship with a drug-dealing gang boss who was incarcerated in the prison under her management. Initially perceived as a “rising star” in the Prison Service, Pegg swiftly climbed the career ladder to become the… Continue reading Kerri Pegg: Kirkham prison governor guilty of relationship with inmate

David Hockney talks about opening his 'biggest and best' show ever in Paris

ing at a portrait of himself at the exhibition And so, surrounded by his work and his family, Hockney is opening his biggest ever show with sheer joy. His work covers more than six decades, and his iPad drawings have brought him fame in his older years. Despite his health challenges, it’s clear he is… Continue reading David Hockney talks about opening his 'biggest and best' show ever in Paris

Huddersfield fatally stabbed boy had fled Syria after bombing

A tragic incident in Huddersfield resulted in the death of a 16-year-old boy who had escaped the war in Syria after sustaining injuries in a bombing. Ahmad Mamdouh Al Ibrahim tragically passed away in the hospital after being stabbed in the neck. His family expressed shock at the idea that the place Ahmad saw as… Continue reading Huddersfield fatally stabbed boy had fled Syria after bombing

Teenagers guilty of killing Bhim Kohli, 80, in park attack

In the tragic case surrounding the death of 80-year-old Bhim Kohli, a 15-year-old boy and a 13-year-old girl have been convicted for their involvement in the fatal attack. The incident, which took place in Franklin Park in Leicestershire, saw Mr. Kohli being punched and kicked in a disturbing assault that ultimately led to his untimely… Continue reading Teenagers guilty of killing Bhim Kohli, 80, in park attack

Birmingham bin strike threat to public health, says Streeting

In the midst of the ongoing bin strikes in Birmingham, concerns have been raised about the potential impact on public health. Wes Streeting, the health secretary, expressed worry about the unsanitary conditions caused by the walkout. “As the bin bags are piling up, we see rats and other vermin crawling around,” Streeting remarked in an… Continue reading Birmingham bin strike threat to public health, says Streeting

Mournes: 'Decades of impact to come', conservationist says

The recent fires in the Mourne Mountains have left a lasting environmental impact that is expected to be felt for decades, according to a local conservationist. Vincent McAlinden, a resident of the area, described the fires as causing “catastrophic devastation.” The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service (NIFRS) is currently managing two fires – one… Continue reading Mournes: 'Decades of impact to come', conservationist says