Category: UK News

Music sensation Usher has commenced a 10-night residency at London’s prestigious O2 Arena, treating fans to a dazzling two-hour performance that left some in awe and others slightly disappointed. The American pop star showcased over 40 songs during the show, belting out popular hits like Yeah, Burn, U Remind Me, and OMG, complete with numerous… Continue reading Usher kicks off 10-night London residency, with mixed results

In a recent interview with the BBC, Justin Welby, the former Archbishop of Canterbury, expressed his forgiveness towards John Smyth, a notorious serial abuser associated with the Church of England. Smyth, who passed away in 2018, was responsible for the abuse of over 100 boys and young men in the UK and Africa. Welby acknowledged… Continue reading Justin Welby: Former Archbishop of Canterbury forgives serial abuser John Smyth

The issue of doctor burnout is putting patient safety at risk in Scotland, as GPs are facing overwhelming workloads and lack of funding, according to Dr Sigi Joseph. Dr Joseph, an experienced GP who has trained numerous doctors over her 20-year career, highlighted that doctors are being forced to take on more work, longer hours,… Continue reading Patient safety 'at risk” from GP burnout, warns doctor

The recent arrests of six Youth Demand supporters at a Quaker Meeting House in London have sparked condemnation from Quakers in Britain, who described it as a first in living memory. More than 30 police officers reportedly made the arrests during a welcome talk at the Westminster Meeting House on Thursday evening, according to Youth… Continue reading Youth Demand arrests at Quakers meeting house condemned

A politician from the Labour Party has expressed concern about the recent decision by the chancellor to tighten the eligibility criteria for sickness and disability benefits, stating that residents in his constituency are “terrified.” Alun Davies, who represents Blaenau Gwent in the Senedd, highlighted the struggles of individuals affected by disability and poverty in making… Continue reading People terrified by benefit reforms, says Labour politician

The BBC recently interviewed the former Archbishop of Canterbury, who resigned due to his handling of allegations regarding the serial abuser John Smyth. Justin Welby, in his discussion with Laura Kuenssberg, expressed his forgiveness towards Smyth. Welby mentioned that the issue of forgiveness was not the main focus, emphasizing the importance of ensuring that survivors… Continue reading Welby says he forgives serial abuser John Smyth

James McCardle, known for his roles in Mary Queen of Scots and Star Wars: The Force Awakens, found inspiration for his latest leading role from his grandmother, Betty Feeney. His lifelong love for acting was sparked by her stories of watching Frank Sinatra perform in Glasgow. In the new comedy film Four Mothers, McCardle plays… Continue reading Glasgow actor relishing chance to honour gran in first leading role

A night out in London turned into a nightmare for Annie, who sought refuge in the Ask for Angela safety scheme when a man wouldn’t leave her alone at a bar. Initially, she thought asking for Angela would provide a discreet way out, but her experience proved otherwise. Annie, a 32-year-old lawyer, recounted her encounter… Continue reading 'I asked for Angela – they had no idea what I was talking about'

Over the weekend, skywatchers were treated to a rare celestial event as the Moon passed in front of the Sun, causing a partial solar eclipse. The phenomenon was observed in various regions around the globe, including North America, Europe, Africa, northern Asia, and even some parts of South America, providing mesmerizing views for spectators. In… Continue reading Solar eclipse: Sky darkens over UK and abroad

BBC News political correspondents, Helen Catt and Lou Newton, report that women in England will soon have access to free emergency contraception from pharmacies. Currently, emergency contraception is available at no cost from most GPs and sexual health clinics, but the government states that obtaining it over the counter is subject to a “postcode lottery.”… Continue reading Morning-after pill to be made free at pharmacies in England