Category: UK News

A tragic incident at the Bryn Gloch caravan and campsite in Betws Garmon near Caernarfon has resulted in the death of a one-year-old girl, as confirmed by an inquest. The young girl, identified as Mabel Elizabeth Baldini, passed away in hospital following the accident. The emergency services were called to the family-run campsite in the… Continue reading One-year-old died after being hit by vehicle at campsite – inquest

Journalist Becky Morton covers the recent events surrounding the Runcorn by-election in a gripping report that highlights the narrow victory of Reform UK over Labour by just six votes after a recount. Sarah Pochin, the Reform candidate, secured 38.7% of the vote, with the Conservative party coming in a distant third and the Green Party… Continue reading What's happened in elections overnight and what's still to come?

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Marks & Spencer’s chief executive, Stuart Machin, has expressed apologies to customers for the inconvenience caused by a cyber attack that has led to the temporary closure of the retailer’s online operations. Machin assured that the company is tirelessly working to address the issue, although no specific timeline for the resumption of normal business activities… Continue reading Marks & Spencer says it is working 'day and night' over cyber attack

Becky Morton, a known political reporter, has been tasked to deliver news to the public. In the recent Runcorn and Helsby by-election, the Reform party emerged victorious by a razor-thin margin of just six votes, unseating Labour after a dramatic recount. This event marked Sir Keir Starmer’s first significant test as the current Prime Minister,… Continue reading Runcorn and Helsby by-election: Reform beats Labour by just six votes

Elaine Mitchell, a south west Reporter with BBC News NI, covered a public meeting in Fermanagh where politicians expressed their support for a campaign group’s proposals to restore services at the South West Acute Hospital (Swah). The Enniskillen hospital had temporarily suspended emergency general surgery in 2022, leading patients from Fermanagh to have to travel… Continue reading Swah: 'Lives will be lost' unless services are restored at hospital

In a groundbreaking move, a lynx born in a zoo in Cornwall is being considered for release into the wild, potentially becoming the first UK zoo-born cat to achieve this feat. Typically, animals born and raised in zoos are not considered for release due to either lacking survival skills or becoming too accustomed to human… Continue reading Lynx could be first UK zoo-born cat freed into the wild

In the past week, a massive power cut left Spain and Portugal in the dark, marking a major disruption in the region. Meanwhile, Donald Trump marked his first 100 days in office, and Liverpool FC emerged victorious in the Premier League. These events have grabbed headlines, but what else has been happening around the globe… Continue reading BBC News weekly quiz: Which famous couple spent their wedding anniversary here?

The blockbuster film Conclave of 2024, which won an Oscar, depicts a papal election with no clear front-runners. The movie gave audiences a rare look into the Vatican and the secretive process of selecting a Roman Catholic Church leader. On May 7th, 134 cardinals will gather to choose a successor to Pope Francis within the… Continue reading Conclave: How the film sheds light on the secretive way popes are chosen

From Ncuti Gatwa to Queen Elizabeth II, a range of British icons are showcased in an innovative immersive exhibition highlighting the collection of the National Portrait Gallery (NPG). This exhibition marks the first time a national art collection has been utilized in such a way, combining digital portraits with animated graphics and voiceovers to bring… Continue reading Charles Darwin to Ncuti Gatwa: Famous faces come to life in art show