Category: UK News

For the next two years, the Welsh rugby team will play all of their international fixtures with the roof of the Principality Stadium closed. This is a change from the previous protocol, which required agreement from both sides to close the roof. The Welsh Rugby Union (WRU) hopes that this move will maintain consistency for… Continue reading Six Nations: Wales to play under closed Principality Stadium roof for next two years

The UK’s Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) has removed its chair, Marcus Bokkerink from his post due to government’s lack of confidence in the organization’s focus on growth. The decision to remove Bokkerink comes as government officials, including the business secretary and chancellor, attend the World Economic Forum in Davos in an effort to attract… Continue reading Government ousts UK competition watchdog chair

Prince Harry’s case against The Sun newspaper has been postponed due to ongoing settlement talks between the two sides. The duke’s lawyers were set to open an eight-week trial that alleged journalists at News Group Newspapers had used illegal measures to invade his privacy. However, following secret discussions, both parties requested a delay of the… Continue reading Prince Harry case against the Sun publisher delayed

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Actress Pauline Quirke, best known for her role in TV sitcom Birds of a Feather, has retired from acting due to a dementia diagnosis. Her husband Steve Sheen made the announcement, saying that the diagnosis was made in 2021 but was not made public at the time. Quirke has been an inspiration through her work… Continue reading Pauline Quirke: Birds of a Feather star reveals dementia diagnosis

A public inquiry is to be launched after the Southport killer, Axel Rudakubana, admitted to killing three young girls in July 2021. The prime minister, who has issued a warning of a “new and dangerous threat” posed by violence-obsessed individuals, made the announcement shortly after Rudakubana’s admission. Cooper stated that public bodies failed to properly… Continue reading Southport killer Axel Rudakubana admitted carrying a knife more than 10 times

A court in Dublin has heard that a woman accused of murdering Robert Wilkin told friends she was responsible and said “if I go down, I go down.” Wilkin’s body was found in the sea at the foot of the Slieve League cliffs. Nikita Burns, 23, and Alan Vial, 39, both deny the murder. On… Continue reading Robert Wilkin: Woman told friends she was a murderer, court told

The UK government is considering expanding airports across the country, including increasing capacity at Luton airport, approving a second runway at Gatwick, and the controversial third runway at Heathrow. Chancellor Rachel Reeves stated she was “not going to comment on leaks” when asked in the House of Commons about the expansion on Tuesday. Speculation suggests… Continue reading Heathrow and Gatwick airport could expand under plans

Cheryl Korbel, the mother of nine-year-old Olivia Pratt-Korbel who was murdered by Thomas Cashman in August 2022, is due to meet with the UK prime minister on Tuesday to discuss plans for a new law named after her daughter. The law aims to ensure that offenders appear in court for their sentencing. Cashman fatally shot… Continue reading Olivia Pratt-Korbel's mother meets PM to discuss new law

Last year, the UK toy market saw nearly half of its sales come from toys priced under £15. While sales of toys and games fell 3.7% in value compared to the previous year, traders attribute this trend to parents being cautious with their wallets and seeking lower-priced gifts for their children. The rising cost of… Continue reading Nearly half of toys sold under £15 as parents cut costs