Co-op admits unlawfully blocking 100 rival store openings

The recent revelation by the Co-op has caused quite a stir, as the supermarket chain has admitted to unlawfully obstructing over 100 rival supermarkets from setting up branches near its stores. This breach was brought to light by the UK’s competition watchdog, which discovered that Co-op had violated an order meant to prevent supermarkets from… Continue reading Co-op admits unlawfully blocking 100 rival store openings

AgustaWestland: Indian court orders release of Briton Christian Michel held without trial for years

After spending six years in detention without trial, the Delhi High Court has ruled that Christian James Michel, a British arms consultant accused of bribing Indian officials to secure a helicopter contract for AgustaWestland, must be released on bail. Michel, who denies the allegations against him, was extradited to India from the United Arab Emirates… Continue reading AgustaWestland: Indian court orders release of Briton Christian Michel held without trial for years

Stockwell: Police hunt for suspects after boy, 16, shot dead

Police are currently in search of individuals involved in the tragic shooting of a 16-year-old boy in south London. The Metropolitan Police disclosed that the teenager lost his life after sustaining gunshot wounds in a highly distressing incident close to Stockwell Tube station on Tuesday. Following a call to authorities at around 14:30 GMT, the… Continue reading Stockwell: Police hunt for suspects after boy, 16, shot dead

A family tree BRCA gene revelation may have saved my life

Hannah Howie’s life took a sudden turn a year before her impending marriage, with a shocking revelation from her past taking center stage. Her brother-in-law, Luke Emerton, unearthed a distressing family history while delving into their ancestry and family tree. The discovery revealed a lineage of women on her father’s side who had succumbed to… Continue reading A family tree BRCA gene revelation may have saved my life

Rhianan Rudd: Girl, 16, 'thriving' in children's home before death

A young girl named Rhianan Rudd tragically took her own life while residing in a children’s home, just five months after being relieved of terrorism charges that were previously brought against her. The inquest into her death revealed that Rhianan appeared to be thriving in the time leading up to her passing. Despite feeling deeply… Continue reading Rhianan Rudd: Girl, 16, 'thriving' in children's home before death

Asbestos: Former nurse with cancer suing trust over exposure

A legal battle has begun as a retired nurse with terminal cancer is suing the Belfast Health Trust for alleged exposure to asbestos during her nearly 50-year tenure at the Royal Victoria Hospital. Monica Johnston was diagnosed with mesothelioma, an asbestos-related cancer, in January 2023. Asbestos, once commonly used in building materials, was found to… Continue reading Asbestos: Former nurse with cancer suing trust over exposure

Unpaid carers: 'I love my dad to bits – but I reached breaking point'

Caring for my father has been both a labor of love and a breaking point for me. Bernard Mendoza, 82, was diagnosed with dementia three years ago, and since then, I, his son Danny Mendoza, have taken on the role of his full-time carer. While my love for my dad knows no bounds, the toll… Continue reading Unpaid carers: 'I love my dad to bits – but I reached breaking point'

Stop the Boats slogan was too stark, says Rishi Sunak

During his tenure as Prime Minister, Rishi Sunak found himself haunted by a particular phrase – “Stop the Boats.” In a recent interview following his exit from Downing Street, Sunak expressed regret for using such a stark and binary slogan, admitting that it was an unattainable promise. Reflecting on his time in office, Sunak shared… Continue reading Stop the Boats slogan was too stark, says Rishi Sunak

Newspaper headlines: 'Vance's slur' and 'Entry level hosting'

The front pages of various newspapers across the UK are dominated by US Vice-President JD Vance’s controversial remarks about a potential peacekeeping force in Ukraine. The Daily Star, Daily Express, and Daily Mirror are among the publications condemning Vance’s comments, with the Daily Star labelling them as a “vile slur on Brit heroes”. Vance, however,… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Vance's slur' and 'Entry level hosting'