Nighthawk suspect arrested in Methwold Hythe field in early hours

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

Northern Ireland's first women-only crisis accommodation opens

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

Bafta Games Awards 2025: Astro Bot wins top prize

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

Neil Foden: Paedophile head report not being made public

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

Sarah Brown: Our baby loss led to search for answers

Sarah and Gordon Brown’s heartbreaking loss of their daughter Jennifer in 2002 sparked a wave of empathy from the public. The former prime minister was serving as chancellor of the exchequer when their daughter passed away just days after her premature birth. Struggling to find answers about what had occurred, the couple received an outpouring… Continue reading Sarah Brown: Our baby loss led to search for answers

Keir Starmer criticises watchdog's benefits forecasts

Sir Keir Starmer, the Prime Minister, has expressed his disapproval of the Office for Budget Responsibility’s analysis of the consequences of his proposed benefit changes. During an appearance before a parliamentary committee, he criticized the watchdog for assuming that no one would alter their behavior in response to the government’s plans. Sir Keir believes that… Continue reading Keir Starmer criticises watchdog's benefits forecasts

Alessandro Coatti: Royal Society of Biology mourns scientist killed in Colombia

Tributes are pouring in for a scientist who formerly worked for the Royal Society of Biology (RSB) in London, following his tragic murder in northern Colombia. Alessandro Coatti’s body was discovered on the outskirts of Santa Marta, a port city on the Caribbean coast. In light of this gruesome incident, Santa Marta’s Mayor, Carlos Pinedo… Continue reading Alessandro Coatti: Royal Society of Biology mourns scientist killed in Colombia

Prime minister confirms new UK Universal theme park in Bedford

A future Universal theme park has been given the green light to be built in the UK, according to the government’s confirmation. Planned to occupy the former Kempston Hardwick brickworks site near Bedford, the development is projected to create 28,000 jobs before its scheduled opening in 2031. This expansive 476-acre complex is expected to attract… Continue reading Prime minister confirms new UK Universal theme park in Bedford

UK investigating fraud claims around green fuel HVO diesel

The UK government is currently looking into allegations about the use of virgin palm oil in a rapidly growing “green fuel” known as HVO diesel, according to the BBC. HVO has become increasingly popular for transportation purposes, as well as powering events such as music festivals, with claims that it can reduce carbon emissions by… Continue reading UK investigating fraud claims around green fuel HVO diesel

Newspaper headlines: Harry in court and London's 'super-rich move out'

The Duke of Sussex recently appeared at the High Court in London to challenge a Home Office decision regarding his personal security arrangements while in Britain. Metro’s headline reads “Sidelined” as they highlight a “deep royal split revealed” between the Duke of Sussex and King Charles III, who reportedly flew to Rome without seeing Prince… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: Harry in court and London's 'super-rich move out'