Category: UK News

During his libel case against the BBC at the High Court in Dublin, former Sinn Féin president Gerry Adams condemned a BBC TV programme for being an “attempted hatchet job” on him. The programme in question, along with an accompanying online story, allegedly defamed Adams by accusing him of sanctioning the murder of former Sinn… Continue reading Gerry Adams tells court BBC report was attempted hatchet job on him

Jurors were presented with mobile phone footage allegedly capturing the moment the beloved Sycamore Gap tree was cut down. Situated on Hadrian’s Wall in Northumberland, the tree had stood for over a century before it was felled during the early hours of 28 September 2023 in what has been described as a “moronic mission” at… Continue reading Video shows felling of Sycamore Gap tree, prosecutors tell jury

Front pages of major UK newspapers are highlighting King Charles III’s “cancer message of hope” following his battle with the illness. Metro features the King quoting, “Being a statistic has shown me the very best of humanity,” as he praises patients, carers, and charities. The Sun focuses on the King’s message of “rebellious hope”, inspired… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'King's cancer message' and 'No way… Not hymn'

A trial proposal to introduce a waste needle bin in Belfast city centre is seen as a step toward addressing drug issues in the city, according to councillor Brian Smyth. Belfast City Council is set to vote on the installation of the bin at the council-owned car park on Little Donegall Street. This decision comes… Continue reading Belfast: Public needle bin 'is not a silver bullet' for drugs issue

On Thursday, voters across parts of England will participate in local and mayoral elections. Polling stations will open at 07:00 BST and close at 22:00, with results expected to be announced overnight and into Friday. Among the elections are local contests in 24 councils, six mayoral authorities, and a by-election in Runcorn and Helsby to… Continue reading Polls to open for local elections in England

A change in Scotland’s ecosystem is underway as researchers from Glasgow University have noted a surge in the mosquito population. Previously overshadowed by its annoyance-inducing cousin, the midge, the mosquito has been making a prominent presence in various parts of the country. Shetland stands out as the northernmost location where these biting insects have taken… Continue reading Mosquitoes in Scotland as far north as Shetland

During the court proceedings on Wednesday, jurors were presented with mobile phone footage that prosecutors argue captures the moment the beloved Sycamore Gap tree was cut down. Additionally, body-worn camera footage from the first responding police officer was shown at Newcastle Crown Court. BBC journalist Emma Vardy walks viewers through the footage exhibited in court… Continue reading Watch video footage shown to jurors in Sycamore Gap tree trial

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The justice secretary firmly asserted that challenging the legitimacy of the Supreme Court’s ruling on the definition of a “woman” based on biological sex is completely inappropriate. During a session with Parliament’s Human Rights Joint Committee, Shabana Mahmood emphasized that the judges at the highest court in the UK simply fulfilled their duty by providing… Continue reading 'Unacceptable' to question Supreme Court gender ruling, says justice secretary

Sean Coughlan, a royal correspondent, reported that King Charles has recently conveyed a heartfelt message to fellow cancer patients, acknowledging the challenges and fears that come with battling cancer. The King shared his sentiments during a reception held at Buckingham Palace for various cancer charities, emphasizing the overwhelming experience of being a statistic among the… Continue reading King Charles sends heartfelt message to fellow cancer patients