Tommy Robinson remanded in custody ahead of court date

Tommy Robinson, a far-right activist, has been arrested and taken into custody before a protest in London by his supporters. Kent Police announced that a 41-year-old man was arrested on High Court orders and is set to appear at Woolwich Crown Court on Monday over alleged contempt of court. The police also informed that Robinson… Continue reading Tommy Robinson remanded in custody ahead of court date

Lethal Bizzle Pow!: The 'banned' track that caused chaos on the dancefloor

Lethal Bizzle’s debut single Pow! caused uproar in UK nightclubs during the early 2000s. The grime track, featuring 10 MCs passing the microphone, made the venue floors adrenalin-fuelled as clubbers moshed, pushed and slammed into each other. The reaction was so huge that clubs banned the three-minute song across the nation, with many even displaying… Continue reading Lethal Bizzle Pow!: The 'banned' track that caused chaos on the dancefloor

Brianna killer's move to same school as her victim 'handled properly'

A coroner in Cheshire has concluded that two schools in the area could not have predicted the murder of Brianna Ghey by Scarlet Jenkinson and Eddie Radcliffe. The pair, both aged 15, were found guilty of Ghey’s murder in February of this year. The coroner found that while Jenkinson transferred to Birchwood High School from… Continue reading Brianna killer's move to same school as her victim 'handled properly'

Liam Payne: All five One Direction albums return to the Top 40

It has been a week since Liam Payne died in Argentina, and all five of One Direction’s albums have made a comeback on the UK charts. The band’s third album, Midnight Memories, has re-entered the charts at number 13, with sales and streams increasing 517% week-on-week. Three of One Direction’s singles have also re-entered the… Continue reading Liam Payne: All five One Direction albums return to the Top 40

Coedely crash: Teens' car split in half during fatal collision – inquest

An inquest has revealed that the car carrying three teenagers at the time of a fatal collision split in half during the accident. The incident occurred on December 11, 2023, when an Audi A1 crashed into a bus in Coedely, Rhondda Cynon Taf, immediately killing Morgan Smith, 18, Callum Griffiths, 19, and the 18-year-old driver,… Continue reading Coedely crash: Teens' car split in half during fatal collision – inquest

Concerns over time Brianna spent on mobile, inquest hears

An inquest into the murder of Brianna Ghey has heard concerns were raised about her excessive use of social media before she was stabbed to death by 15-year-olds Scarlett Jenkinson and Eddie Ratcliffe in a Warrington park in 2023. While social workers working with Ghey were not permitted to seize the teenager’s phone, a school… Continue reading Concerns over time Brianna spent on mobile, inquest hears

M5 traffic: Motorists face severe delays after blaze breaks out near Burnham

National Highways has reported there are extremely long delays on a section of the M5 after a lorry was engulfed in flames. Authorities have reopened the motorway in Somerset since the incident on Thursday, but there are still two closed lanes heading southbound between junction 22 at Burnham-on-Sea and junction 23 at Puriton. Despite the… Continue reading M5 traffic: Motorists face severe delays after blaze breaks out near Burnham

Budget 2024: UK pledges thousands of new jobs in freeports plan

Sir Keir Starmer has confirmed that the UK government will announce a new investment zone and five additional freeports in the upcoming budget as part of its efforts to spur economic growth. The Labour leader highlighted that this plan is intended to generate thousands of jobs and enhance trade within the UK.  Freeports, which are… Continue reading Budget 2024: UK pledges thousands of new jobs in freeports plan

Sinn Féin: NI Executive remains stable, first minister claims

Michelle O’Neill, the First Minister of Northern Ireland, has rejected claims that her party’s recent controversies have impacted government stability. Speaking at the opening of Gaelscoil Uí Dhochartaigh, the second Irish language school outside Belfast, O’Neill accepted the past few weeks have been “difficult”, but confirmed that the power-sharing executive remains “stable” and “there is… Continue reading Sinn Féin: NI Executive remains stable, first minister claims