Craig David makes social housing plea at former Southampton home

Craig David, known for hits like 7 Days, has made a passionate plea for social housing by returning to his childhood council house. The singer grew up on the Holyrood Estate near Southampton city centre, where he lived from the age of one until his music career took off in his early 20s. In a… Continue reading Craig David makes social housing plea at former Southampton home

Members of Board of Deputies of British Jews condemn Israel's Gaza offensive

A group of members from the largest body representing Jews in the UK have criticized Israel’s government for the ongoing conflict in Gaza. In a published open letter in the Financial Times, 36 members of the Board of Deputies of British Jews expressed their concerns about the loss of life and livelihoods resulting from Israel’s… Continue reading Members of Board of Deputies of British Jews condemn Israel's Gaza offensive

Scotland: Supreme Court ruling on definition of 'woman' explained

A celestial spectacle is on the horizon as a parade of planets is set to line up across the night sky. In the upcoming evenings, stargazers will have the unique opportunity to catch a glimpse of Mars, Jupiter, Uranus, Venus, Neptune, Mercury, and Saturn all appearing in the evening sky. This rare alignment of multiple… Continue reading Scotland: Supreme Court ruling on definition of 'woman' explained

Key takeaways of court ruling on legal definition of woman

The recent decision by the UK Supreme Court to base the legal definition of a woman on biological sex has sparked discussions and raised questions about what this means for various aspects of society. Here are five key takeaways from the ruling that shed light on the implications of this landmark decision. First and foremost,… Continue reading Key takeaways of court ruling on legal definition of woman

UK bans EU cheese and meat imports to prevent disease spreading

The latest move by the UK government aims to prevent the spread of foot-and-mouth disease by temporarily banning holidaymakers from bringing cheese and meat products from the EU. This restriction applies to items such as cured meat and cheese, regardless of whether they are packed, packaged, or purchased from duty-free shops. The ban was put… Continue reading UK bans EU cheese and meat imports to prevent disease spreading

Tenby: Council forced to spend £500,000 on urgent school repairs

Pembrokeshire County Council has approved a budget of just over £500,000 for urgent repairs at Ysgol Greenhill, a secondary school in Tenby. A recent survey conducted at the school identified 750 areas of concrete in poor condition, with cracks present in both brickwork and concrete slabs. Council leader Jon Harvey has given the green light… Continue reading Tenby: Council forced to spend £500,000 on urgent school repairs

Brian Tierney: SDLP councillor reinstated after court reference suspension

The reinstatement of a councillor who gave a reference for a soldier jailed for rape has been approved by the Social Democratic and Labour Party (SDLP). Brian Tierney, a member of Derry City and Strabane District Council, had been suspended by the party and lost his whip after the details of the reference came to… Continue reading Brian Tierney: SDLP councillor reinstated after court reference suspension

Tommy Robinson loses appeal against prison sentence

Tommy Robinson, the well-known far-right activist also known as Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has been unsuccessful in his bid to overturn his 18-month prison sentence for contempt of court. The decision came after Robinson violated a court order by spreading falsehoods about a Syrian refugee who had successfully sued him for defamation. Despite his appeal, the Court… Continue reading Tommy Robinson loses appeal against prison sentence