Category: UK News

For the first time in forty years, the police officer who discovered the bodies of three murdered soldiers in a remote Scottish valley has spoken publicly about the chilling experience. PC Bill Anderson followed a trail of blood in thick snow in the Pentland Hills for almost two miles before finding the bodies of Staff… Continue reading Glencorse Massacre: I discovered the bodies of three murdered soldiers

ng at an annual news conference when he was challenged by BBC Russia Editor Steve Rosenberg on his 25 years in power. 19 Dec 2024 Europe ‘Gogglebox’ stars Giles and Mary to host new Radio 4 series The couple, known for their quick wit on the TV show, will present a new Radio 4 programme… Continue reading Storm Éowyn easing off as Storm Hermina approaches UK

The community of Hall Green in Birmingham has been left in shock following the death of 12-year-old Leo Ross, who was fatally stabbed as he walked home from school. According to reports, the attack took place near the railway bridge next to Trittiford Mill Park, with flowers, tributes, and messages of condolences quickly accumulating at… Continue reading Leo Ross stabbing: Hall Green heartbroken at loss of one of their own

The aftermath of Storm Éowyn has been felt across Northern Ireland with 189,000 properties still without electricity as of Saturday, 30% of homes and businesses were affected at the peak of the storm. Killowen in County Down observed the highest gust in 27 years, with 92.2mph (148km/h) recorded. Schools, colleges, universities and businesses all closed… Continue reading Storm Éowyn: 189,000 without power in Northern Ireland

Over the past few days, Storm Éowyn has hit the United Kingdom and Ireland, causing widespread disruption and leaving many without power. With gusts of up to 114mph (183km/h), the storm has brought about substantial travel disruption. Many people have been forced to cancel their plans or postpone travel due to the severe weather conditions.… Continue reading Storm Éowyn brings wild weather to UK and Ireland

A group of criminals who tampered with odometers on 21 high-mileage vehicles to the tune of 2,000,000 miles in total have been sentenced in Canterbury Crown Court. The fraudulent sellers bought cars at auction and reduced their mileage by an average of 90,500 miles, with the largest mileage deduction in one vehicle being 163,000 miles.… Continue reading Sandwich: Dealers sentenced for selling vehicles with clocked mileage

o claim she had the shield when it was still in Minah’s possession. Meanwhile, Maia struggled with her own suspicions that her sister may be a traitor. When they were ultimately pitted against each other in the final round, it was a tense moment as Maia hesitated before choosing to banish her own sister. It… Continue reading The Traitors UK: Twists, turns and betrayals – the standout moments from Series 3

Men are being prescribed a hair loss drug, finasteride, with potentially dangerous side effects by online websites without proper safety checks. The drug can cause impotence and suicidal thoughts, but companies continue to send the pills to customers without face-to-face consultations or safety protocols. The BBC launched an investigation after hearing from men who had… Continue reading Finasteride: Hair loss drug was 'biggest mistake of my life'

The Independent Parliament Standards Authority (Ipsa) has announced that the cost of replacing over 2,000 MPs and political personnel following the 2024 general election hit £52.8m. Almost all of this expenditure was used to close the offices of former MPs and to establish those of newly elected MPs. Moreover, over a third of the total… Continue reading Landslide election cost £52.8m in staff turnover payments, Ipsa says

Private car parks require statutory regulation precluding the sector from self-regulating, an MP has advised. Derby South MP, Baggy Shanker has said his constituents are complaining about private car parks, with some having been penalised at the Copeland Street car park in his constituency. The case of Rosey Hudson raised awareness after she had been… Continue reading Private parking firms should not regulate themselves – MPs