Category: UK News

Samantha Granville is a journalist based in Los Angeles who reported on a new lawsuit facing controversial social media figure Andrew Tate. The lawsuit, filed by Brianna Stern in Los Angeles, accuses Tate of sexual assault, battery, and gender violence. Stern details their relationship, stating that Tate initially seemed like a “dream come true” but… Continue reading Andrew Tate sued by ex-girlfriend for alleged sexual assault

Renovating derelict public toilets has become a trend in recent times, with creative individuals seeing potential in these abandoned spaces. Laura Jane Clark, an architect from London, transformed an old public toilet in Crystal Palace into a livable space after the council initially considered filling it with concrete. She spent almost seven years working on… Continue reading The people who turned public toilets into homes and businesses

Imran Rahman-Jones and Graham Fraser were the technology reporters who shed light on a recent incident involving holiday park company Center Parcs. The company had removed links to its old X account from its website after a man named Carl Lennon took over the account and started receiving messages from genuine customers. Center Parcs had… Continue reading Center Parcs removes X link from site after fake account set up

At the Traditional Unionist Voice (TUV) annual conference in Cookstown, party leader Jim Allister will emphasize the ongoing fight against the Irish Sea border. Allister, who recently secured the North Antrim seat in Westminster, succeeding Ian Paisley of the Democratic Unionist Party, will address party members with a strong message against the border during the… Continue reading TUV's first conference since Allister's Westminster election win

In a heartbreaking tale of familial betrayal, the story of John Wilcox and his granddaughter, Amy, unfolds. John, an elderly man suffering from dementia, was found by his stepson, David, living in squalor in a dingy hotel room, neglected and alone. His wife of many years, Barbara, had been cut off from him, along with… Continue reading Isolated and confused: How a granddad 'vanished' from his family

In a recent interview with BBC’s Laura Kuenssberg, former Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby admitted to failing to address abuse allegations within the Church of England due to feeling overwhelmed by the magnitude of the issue. This confession comes after an independent review revealed his failure to rigorously pursue reports of John Smyth, a known… Continue reading Justin Welby tells BBC abuse in Church was 'overwhelming'

The front pages of newspapers are dominated by photos of the aftermath of the earthquake in Myanmar. The Guardian showcases a disturbing image of an injured survivor being carried by a rescue worker. It highlights the rare request for help made by the isolated military government from any country or organisation. Meanwhile, The Mail’s headline… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Hundreds feared dead in quake' and Reeves likened to Truss

Justin Rowlatt is a reporter for BBC News specializing in climate matters. The controversial climate advocacy group Just Stop Oil has announced its disbandment by the end of April. Often accused of being disruptive zealots and vandals, the activists claim victory in their efforts to influence government policy regarding oil and gas licenses. Despite their… Continue reading Has the UK's most loathed protest group really stopped throwing soup?

Written by Munaza Rafiq, Disability Producer Dani Czernuszka-Watt recalls a heartbreaking memory of being put to sleep for an abortion she never wanted. The agony she experienced as a wheelchair user during the ordeal left her traumatized. Facing complications from a previous pregnancy, Dani was informed she had to terminate her fourth pregnancy. This came… Continue reading 'I had to use a goods lift to go for an abortion'

Tate Britain has announced that it will be returning a 17th Century painting to the family of a Jewish Belgian art collector, which was taken by the Nazis during World War Two. The painting in question, Henry Gibbs’ 1654 work titled Aeneas And His Family Fleeing Burning Troy, was seized by the Nazis as an… Continue reading Tate Britain to return painting looted by Nazis