Category: UK News

igure> Tony Woolliscroft Dan was blow out of the train, hit the tunnel wall and then fell into the crawl space between the tunnel wall and the track Dan was taken to St Mary’s Paddington, and then to The Royal London Hospital, where he underwent a series of operations to save his life – and… Continue reading London bombings: I survived 7/7, but still see the suicide bomber everywhere

The government of England has announced a new initiative to establish family hubs in every local authority, aiming to provide parenting support and youth services to help 500,000 more children in disadvantaged areas. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson introduced the £500 million “Best Start” family hubs, emphasizing the importance of offering a lifeline to families in… Continue reading Family hubs to open in every council in England

Stuart Cox, a passionate hiker living in Derbyshire, is taking a stand against the detrimental impact of stone stacks on the environment. Stone stacks, some reaching heights of 6ft, are often found along hiking trails like the one near Mam Tor in the Peak District. Cox recently gained attention after posting a video of himself… Continue reading 'Why I kick down Peak District stone stacks'

BBC Middle East correspondent Lina Sinjab reported from Damascus on the recent visit of Foreign Secretary David Lammy to Syria. This visit marked the first time a UK minister has been to the country since the civil war began 14 years ago. Lammy met with Syria’s interim president Ahmad al-Sharaa, who took over after the… Continue reading David Lammy met with Syria's interim president Al-Sharaa

Former Archbishop of Wales, Andrew John shared with BBC Radio Cymru’s Bwrw Golwg that his retirement decision was both right for himself and the Church. He expressed that the choice had a significant impact on him personally, stating, “It has been very painful and my mental health has suffered in a way I’ve never experienced… Continue reading Ex-Archbishop of Wales says retiring painful amid Bangor cathedral crisis

A demonstration in support of Palestine Action led to the arrest of 29 individuals in London, according to the Metropolitan Police. The police stated that those taken into custody were arrested on suspicion of offences under the Terrorism Act 2000. The photos from the Westminster protest depicted a small group with signs saying “I oppose… Continue reading Palestine Action: More than 20 arrested at protest, Metropolitan Police say

In the midst of a turbulent week for Labour, as government officials struggled to manage their backbenchers, a senior government figure emphasized the crucial relationship with the voters. The public perception of Labour’s time in power has been tainted, leading to a recent gathering of Labour’s 2024 voters to explore the reasons behind this dissatisfaction.… Continue reading Labour might be down, but it's not necessarily out – voters reflect on a year in power

Struggling to secure a summer job? Grace Pickett and Oliver Holton can relate, as they too are finding it challenging to land a position. Grace, an 18-year-old from Corby, has been on the hunt for part-time work for two years to no avail. Despite volunteering at a charity shop for six months, she has faced… Continue reading Summer jobs: How to get one when you have zero work experience

The concept of Lifetime ISAs has sparked a debate on whether they are excellent or awful, dividing opinions among savers. Liam Roberts, a young homeowner, praised the benefits of the Lifetime ISA, highlighting how the government contributed £4,000 towards his first home purchase. The flexibility of the ISA allows individuals under 40 to save for… Continue reading Lifetime ISAs: Why they divide opinion

The funeral of footballers Diogo Jota and André Silva is featured prominently on the front pages of Sunday’s newspapers. The Sunday Telegraph leads with a striking image of Virgil van Dijk and Andrew Robertson, Liverpool teammates of Jota, leading mourners in Portugal. The tragic car crash that claimed the lives of Jota, 28, and Silva,… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'You'll never walk alone' and 'swept away'