Locations chosen for three Welsh government-backed wind farms

A state-backed renewable energy developer in Wales has disclosed the locations for its upcoming wind farm projects, pledging the creation of numerous job opportunities. Three sites have been identified, with the capacity to produce sufficient clean electricity to power approximately 25% of Welsh households. Established by the Welsh government, Trydan Gwyrdd Cymru aims to accelerate… Continue reading Locations chosen for three Welsh government-backed wind farms

Police Scotland issue anti-social behaviour warning as heatwave hits

The approach of Scotland’s hottest weekend of the year has prompted police to issue warnings about public safety and anti-social behavior. As temperatures are expected to soar to 30C (86F), large outdoor events like TRNSMT in Glasgow, the Tiree Music Festival, and the Island Games in Orkney will draw crowds. In addition, people are anticipated… Continue reading Police Scotland issue anti-social behaviour warning as heatwave hits

Disruption between Harrogate and York as van crashes through crossing

A bizarre incident unfolded in Yorkshire as a van careened down a hill and crashed through a railway level crossing barrier after a pet dog chewed through the handbrake cable, according to the van’s owner. The chaotic scene resulted in the vehicle smashing through the gates near Knaresborough Station and colliding with a Victorian signal… Continue reading Disruption between Harrogate and York as van crashes through crossing

UK to return some small boat migrants to France within weeks – PM

In a new initiative to tackle illegal migration, the UK announced that it would start returning migrants arriving via small boats to France through a pilot scheme, as revealed by Sir Keir Starmer. This new “one in, one out” arrangement would involve sending some arrivals back to France, with the UK accepting a corresponding number… Continue reading UK to return some small boat migrants to France within weeks – PM

School suspensions and exclusions rise to nearly a million in England

Kate McGough, an education reporter, states that the number of school suspensions and exclusions in England has reached its highest level since 2006, according to Department for Education figures. In the 2023/24 academic year, there were 954,952 suspensions in state schools, representing a 21% increase from the previous year, while exclusions also rose by 16%… Continue reading School suspensions and exclusions rise to nearly a million in England

Gregg Wallace faces backlash over autism defence

Gregg Wallace, the former host of MasterChef, is under fire from organizations and charities working with disabled individuals after implying that his autism diagnosis may be connected to the misconduct allegations he is facing. These allegations, including inappropriate sexual comments, touching, and groping, have been made by several dozen individuals to BBC News, all of… Continue reading Gregg Wallace faces backlash over autism defence

PC punched in Manchester Airport brawl 'absolutely terrified'

A police officer at Manchester Airport has described feeling “absolutely terrified” after being punched in the face while trying to arrest an assault suspect. PC Lydia Ward suffered a broken nose during the incident at the Terminal 2 car park pay station area on July 23 last year. The accused, Mohammed Fahir Amaaz, 20, and… Continue reading PC punched in Manchester Airport brawl 'absolutely terrified'

Police Scotland can deal with Donald Trump visit, says chief

Police Scotland has asserted that they have the necessary resources to handle an upcoming visit by Donald Trump, despite concerns raised by the Scottish Police Federation. The US president is set to visit his golf resort at Menie in Aberdeenshire later this month. Deputy Chief Constable Alan Speirs reassured the public that the visit would… Continue reading Police Scotland can deal with Donald Trump visit, says chief