Category: UK News

er London home as an MP, before it was revealed she did hold the appropriate paperwork. The front pages of the UK newspapers are dominated by the news that Prince Andrew has been stripped of his royal titles and will no longer use the title of Prince. The decision follows mounting criticism over his friendship… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'The Andrew formerly known as Prince' and 'meet Mr Windsor'

Veteran women’s rights lawyer Gloria Allred, who has represented 27 survivors of Jeffrey Epstein, is calling for the renaming of streets in Northern Ireland that are currently named after Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. Allred believes that honoring someone accused of a sex crime, even if they deny it, is inappropriate. This request comes amidst the ongoing… Continue reading Prince Andrew: NI streets should be renamed says, Epstein victims' lawyer

Zarah Sultana, in collaboration with Jeremy Corbyn, has unveiled a new progressive political party with ambitions of governing, despite facing internal disagreements and challenges. The Coventry South MP parted ways with the Labour Party in July to establish the nascent group, known temporarily as Your Party, emphasizing that it is a long-term endeavor rather than… Continue reading Zarah Sultana says new party is aiming to 'run government'

Pornhub has reported a substantial drop in the number of UK visitors to its site, with a 77% decrease compared to July, following the implementation of stricter age verification checks under the Online Safety Act. The company believes that sites that are not complying with the new regulations are now experiencing increased traffic. While the… Continue reading Pornhub says UK visitors down 77% since age checks came in

Calls for government action are intensifying as campaigners warn of the detrimental impact of long waits in A&E departments. Age UK is leading the charge, releasing a report that sheds light on the heartbreaking stories of elderly patients enduring hours in corridors and make-shift treatment areas, with some even passing away in these dire conditions.… Continue reading Long A&E waits causing heartbreaking suffering, Age UK says

The tragic death of 14-year-old Kai Lloyd shocked the community in Flintshire. His parents made the heartbreaking discovery of his lifeless body in his bedroom in November 2021, just days after he was wrongly accused of stealing the ashes of a deceased baby during a burglary. The inquest into his death revealed a series of… Continue reading Flintshire: Kai Lloyd found dead after falsely accused of stealing ashes

Sir Keir Starmer was recently filmed behind Downing Street receiving a disposable camera before heading to India. Additionally, Ed Miliband was captured in front of a fake pub background enjoying a snack while discussing green energy, and senior cabinet minister Darren Jones was seen sipping from a large government-branded mug while explaining plans for digital… Continue reading Labour MPs still crave a compelling story from Starmer

ubheadline-block”> Countering China’s espionage activities So what can be done to counter China’s espionage activities? For now, the emphasis must be on increased vigilance in the cyber realm coupled with traditional spying which is designed to break into sophisticated cyberespionage networks and block attacks. But as China continues to rapidly develop its capabilities, challenging Beijing’s… Continue reading How China really spies on the UK in 2025

On the 24th anniversary of the tragic murder of Arthur Berryman in east Belfast on Halloween night, detectives are renewing their appeal for information. Berryman, aged 46, was fatally stabbed multiple times at his residence on Imperial Street in Woodstock at approximately 11:30 PM on October 31, 2001. The brutal attack occurred while Berryman was… Continue reading Arthur Berryman: Appeal over 'savage' murder on Halloween 2001

Edinburgh has implemented special zones known as Firework Control Zones (FCZs) in an effort to curb disorder surrounding Bonfire Night. These zones, where the use of fireworks is prohibited, were first introduced in the city last year as a response to widespread anti-social behavior that targeted riot police with missiles and pyrotechnics. It is now… Continue reading Edinburgh firework ban zones come into force ahead of Bonfire night