Category: UK News

Concerns have been raised over the potential impact of US tariffs on businesses, with the head of Northern Ireland’s Chamber calling on governments to ensure that steps are taken to avoid unintended negative consequences. Suzanne Wylie emphasized the need for political leaders to work with businesses to navigate the changes brought about by the tariffs,… Continue reading Trump tariffs: 'Work to do' to ensure tariffs have no unintended effects for NI

As the arrival of spring brings forth lambing season, BBC Breakfast made its way to Penhein Farm in Chepstow to get a glimpse of the new additions to the farm. It’s a time filled with new life and excitement as the farm works to ensure the well-being of each lamb that is born. In situations… Continue reading Farm fail: BBC reporter tries to bottle feed newborn lamb

A young man from Norway, Johannes Kongsnes Natland, has been taken into custody at a hotel in West Yorkshire and charged with firearms violations related to national security. The arrest occurred on 19 March in Huddersfield by firearm officers, with the Metropolitan Police’s Counter Terrorism Command taking control of the situation shortly after. Although the… Continue reading Norwegian teen arrested in UK hotel over national security case

Durham Police have stated that detectives are working tirelessly in their investigation of the shooting death of 60-year-old Barry Dawson, who was shot in his home through a window on Elm Street in Stanley, County Durham. The incident occurred on Saturday, and despite efforts to save him, Mr. Dawson passed away at the scene. As… Continue reading Stanley victim shot through own window, Durham Police confirm

An investigation conducted by the BBC has revealed that a significant number of educators in secondary schools in England have encountered misogynistic behavior among their students within the past week. According to the findings, more than a third of teachers reported incidents of such conduct, with approximately 40% admitting to feeling unprepared to address this… Continue reading A third of teachers reported pupil misogyny last week – survey

Tony Smith and Angus Crawford of BBC News Investigations have uncovered a disturbing development regarding a pro-suicide forum under investigation by the UK’s online regulator. This marks the regulator’s first use of newly acquired powers under the Online Safety Act. The forum has been the subject of BBC News reports for the past three years,… Continue reading Suicide forum is subject of first Ofcom probe, BBC understands

In a late-night operation, Norfolk Police arrested a man in his 40s for engaging in illegal metal detecting, commonly referred to as nighthawking. The arrest took place in Methwold Hythe, near Downham Market, when officers observed suspicious activity in a field around 02:30 BST on Monday. The police seized a metal detector, a spade, and… Continue reading Nighthawk suspect arrested in Methwold Hythe field in early hours

A charity in Northern Ireland has opened the first women-only temporary crisis accommodation facility near Belfast city center. Managed by the Welcome Organization, this crash facility is targeted towards individuals in urgent need of housing and is exclusively for women. The charity emphasized the importance of this new accommodation center, citing a significant increase in… Continue reading Northern Ireland's first women-only crisis accommodation opens

At this year’s Bafta Games Awards, Astro Bot emerged as the clear winner, taking home five awards, including the prestigious title of best game. The 3D platformer, featuring the beloved PlayStation mascot character, also secured wins for best animation, audio achievement, family game, and game design. Nicolas Doucet, the director of Astro Bot, dedicated the… Continue reading Bafta Games Awards 2025: Astro Bot wins top prize

A recent report regarding concerns raised about a former head teacher’s inappropriate behavior with teenage girls prior to his arrest is being withheld from the public. Neil Foden, who was described as a “depraved, arrogant bully,” is currently serving a 17-year sentence for sexually abusing four young girls. Despite allegations dating back four decades, the… Continue reading Neil Foden: Paedophile head report not being made public