Charged with the tragic murder of a 38-year-old man, two teenagers find themselves at the center of a devastating crime. The incident occurred on Monday night when Kamran Aman lost his life following a stabbing on Barry Road, Vale of Glamorgan, prompting a swift police response just before midnight. The suspects, aged 16 and 17… Continue reading Barry: Two teens charged with murder of father-of-one
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Harvey Willgoose: Teacher “sprinted” to fatal school stabbing
A tragic incident unfolded at All Saints Catholic High School in Sheffield on 3 February, resulting in the death of 15-year-old Harvey Willgoose. The accused, a 15-year-old boy whose identity remains protected due to his age, is facing trial for the murder. Thomas D’Angeli, a teacher at the school, recounted the harrowing moments when he… Continue reading Harvey Willgoose: Teacher “sprinted” to fatal school stabbing
Harry Dunn's family want inquiry report published
Zoe Applegate reports from Northamptonshire for BBC News and covers the ongoing efforts of the family of Harry Dunn to seek justice following his tragic death in a motorcycle accident in 2019. Dunn’s family is pushing for transparency in an inquiry into how the Foreign Office handled the case after Anne Sacoolas, a diplomat’s wife,… Continue reading Harry Dunn's family want inquiry report published
Dog rescued from Perth tenement two weeks after blaze
In a heartwarming tale of survival, a chihuahua named Vilo was rescued from a building that had been destroyed by fire in Perth. The tenement fire took place on 14 June, and Vilo was feared to have perished in the blaze. However, hope was reignited when she was spotted in the window of the building… Continue reading Dog rescued from Perth tenement two weeks after blaze
Probe into Highland and Moray wildfires that burned for days
An investigation is underway to determine the causes of the large wildfires that ravaged the north of Scotland for over four days. The fires on moors and woodland were reported to Police Scotland on Saturday afternoon. Firefighters, volunteers, and a helicopter were deployed to battle the blazes, which affected areas near Carrbridge, Grantown-on-Spey, Dava, and… Continue reading Probe into Highland and Moray wildfires that burned for days
MPs vote to proscribe Palestine Action as terrorist group
In a significant move, Members of Parliament have overwhelmingly voted in favor of legislation to designate Palestine Action as a terrorist organization, with the vote passing by a substantial margin of 385 to 26. The order, which modifies the Terrorism Act 2000, is set to be authorized by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper and put into… Continue reading MPs vote to proscribe Palestine Action as terrorist group
Rachel Reeves 'going nowhere', says No 10 after Commons tears
Downing Street has affirmed that the prime minister is fully supportive of Rachel Reeves following a harrowing appearance in the House of Commons by the chancellor. During Prime Minister’s Questions, Sir Keir Starmer declined to confirm whether Reeves would continue in her role until the next election, while the visibly emotional chancellor sat beside him… Continue reading Rachel Reeves 'going nowhere', says No 10 after Commons tears
Former head of Royal Navy sacked over behaviour
Following an investigation into his behavior, the Ministry of Defence has announced the termination of the former head of the Royal Navy, Admiral Sir Ben Key’s service. It was determined that Admiral Key’s conduct did not meet the expected values and standards of service personnel. In response to the findings, Admiral Key expressed deep regret… Continue reading Former head of Royal Navy sacked over behaviour
Judges order 'robust' inquiry into MI5 false evidence exposed by BBC
The High Court has mandated a fresh and impartial investigation into how MI5 provided false evidence to multiple courts, having dismissed two official inquiries from the Security Service as seriously lacking. This decision comes after revelations from the BBC exposed MI5’s deceit to three courts regarding a case involving a neo-Nazi state agent who had… Continue reading Judges order 'robust' inquiry into MI5 false evidence exposed by BBC
Canaletto Venice painting owned by first UK prime minister sells for record £32m
A masterpiece painting by the Italian artist Canaletto, once owned by the UK’s first prime minister, has recently been sold for a record-breaking fee. The painting, titled Venice, the Return of the Bucintoro on Ascension Day and painted around 1732, was auctioned at Christie’s in London for £27.5m (£31.9m with fees). This sale set a… Continue reading Canaletto Venice painting owned by first UK prime minister sells for record £32m