Greyhound racing ban Wales: 'My dog lost its leg at the track'

After a greyhound racing dog lost a leg in a race, the man who adopted her believes it’s time for a change in the treatment of these animals. Essex Havard, from Cardiff, shared his story of meeting Gilly, the greyhound who was abandoned after breaking her leg. The Welsh government recently announced that greyhound racing… Continue reading Greyhound racing ban Wales: 'My dog lost its leg at the track'

Claerwen Reservoir: Mystery of body in a wetsuit puzzles police

The discovery of a man in a wetsuit floating in a remote reservoir sparked a mystery that detectives have been unable to solve. The man, found by a walker, was discovered in the Claerwen Reservoir in mid-Wales. Despite extensive forensic tests and searches, his identity remains unknown, with no evidence of personal belongings or an… Continue reading Claerwen Reservoir: Mystery of body in a wetsuit puzzles police

How Harry Potter's Quidditch became a real-life sport

In almost two decades, the fictional sport of Quidditch from the Harry Potter series has transitioned into a real-life competitive activity known as Quadball. Renowned for being the only mixed-gender, full-contact sport globally, Quadball has captured the hearts of thousands of players, transcending its origins as a fictional game played on broomsticks by wizards and… Continue reading How Harry Potter's Quidditch became a real-life sport

Florence Pugh opens Harris Reed show at London Fashion Week

London Fashion Week has commenced, displaying the finest of British design to fashion enthusiasts. The event in the capital features five days of runway shows and activities, providing a sneak peek at the trends for autumn/winter 2025. Harris Reed’s show was inaugurated by Florence Pugh, who captivated the audience with a theatrical presentation in a… Continue reading Florence Pugh opens Harris Reed show at London Fashion Week

Peak District: 'I learned the hard way about parking near beauty spot'

BBC News reporter, Chris Waring, from the East Midlands, shared the cautionary tale of Chelsea Coltart, a 28-year-old marketing manager, who embarked on a hike to Mam Tor in the Peak District only to return to her car to find it vandalized, along with a parking ticket precariously placed on her windshield. Chelsea, who was… Continue reading Peak District: 'I learned the hard way about parking near beauty spot'

Newspaper headlines: 'PM lays down peace demand' and 'New breed of danger dogs'

The Australian public is fervently in favor of the Prince and Princess of Wales, as indicated by the Sunday Express. The publication highlights a diminishment in republicanism within the country following the visit of the King and Queen. Furthermore, England’s recent thrilling victory over Scotland in the Six Nations tournament is celebrated on the front… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'PM lays down peace demand' and 'New breed of danger dogs'

Pope Francis 'remains critical' in Rome hospital, says Vatican

Pope Francis remains in a critical condition after experiencing a severe respiratory crisis, akin to asthma, as reported by the Vatican. The 88-year-old pontiff’s health is said to be deteriorating, with the need for blood transfusions due to a low platelet count associated with anaemia. Despite being alert and seated in his chair, the Pope… Continue reading Pope Francis 'remains critical' in Rome hospital, says Vatican

BMW delays £600m electric Mini factory upgrade over 'uncertainty'

According to BBC News Business Reporter Ben King, BMW has announced a delay in resuming the production of electric vehicles at its Mini plant in Oxford. The decision to pause the £600m upgrade at the Cowley plant was attributed to the “multiple uncertainties facing the automotive industry.” Despite the delay, BMW has opted not to… Continue reading BMW delays £600m electric Mini factory upgrade over 'uncertainty'

Surrey: Sinkhole investigation delayed due to safety concerns

Safety concerns have led to delays in the investigation of a sinkhole that consumed a significant portion of a road in Surrey, according to the council in charge of the operation. Residents from 30 properties on High Street in Godstone were instructed to evacuate in the early hours of Tuesday as a precaution. The Godstone… Continue reading Surrey: Sinkhole investigation delayed due to safety concerns

I'll back Ukraine in talks with Trump, Starmer tells Zelensky

Political correspondent Damian Grammaticas and news correspondent Tom Symonds report that Sir Keir Starmer will be discussing the importance of Ukraine’s sovereignty in upcoming talks with Donald Trump. The UK prime minister expressed unwavering support for Kyiv during a call with President Volodymyr Zelensky on Saturday. This call marked the second conversation between the two… Continue reading I'll back Ukraine in talks with Trump, Starmer tells Zelensky