The atmosphere felt oddly familiar – the build-up music, the stage, the banners, and the choreography all pointed towards an election manifesto launch. Despite the event looking like a manifesto launch and even having a document on each chair resembling a manifesto, the general election had been five months ago and the time for new… Continue reading Keir Starmer seeks to take control after bumpy start
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The fictional kingdom of cruel couple who gave son garden burial
After a two-year investigation, the West Midlands Police have uncovered the shocking story of Abiyah Yasharahyalah, a three-year-old boy whose body was found buried in his parents’ back garden in Birmingham. Tai and Naiyahmi Yasharahyalah, the boy’s parents, believed that interring their son’s body would result in his reincarnation. They later claimed that they were… Continue reading The fictional kingdom of cruel couple who gave son garden burial
Baby inquest finds hospital failures after family's £250K fight
The preventable death of six-day-old Hayden Nguyen was caused by neglect and inadequate medical care, a coroner has ruled. Hayden passed away at Chelsea and Westminster Hospital in London in August 2016. Despite an internal investigation carried out by the hospital, a 2017 inquest into the death concluded that Hayden had died of natural causes.… Continue reading Baby inquest finds hospital failures after family's £250K fight
Merthyr Tydfil: Work ongoing to stabilise expanding sinkhole
As Wales prepares for a weekend of storms, work to stabilise the rapidly expanding sinkhole in Merthyr Tydfil continues. The chasm, which first emerged on Sunday, has now grown to about 17ft (5.2m) wide and is believed to extend to 50ft (15.2m) in depth. In response to the situation, cranes have been put in place… Continue reading Merthyr Tydfil: Work ongoing to stabilise expanding sinkhole
Welby sorry for hurting abuse survivors with Lords speech
The outgoing Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has apologised “wholeheartedly” for remarks he made to the House of Lords regarding his resignation over accusations that he covered up allegations of sex abuse by one of the Church of England’s leading figures. Welby told the Lords, “there comes a time if you are technically leading a… Continue reading Welby sorry for hurting abuse survivors with Lords speech
Gary Shaw: Aston Villa legend died from head injury in fall – inquest
Gary Shaw, the esteemed Aston Villa athlete, passed away after sustaining a severe head injury from a fall. According to reports, Shaw had been out drinking with some friends before collapsing on the pavement outside his home at 1:20 in the morning. The former striker was then rushed to Queen Elizabeth Hospital where he died… Continue reading Gary Shaw: Aston Villa legend died from head injury in fall – inquest
Drink driver dressed as Batman disqualified from driving
A man who donned a Batman costume and attempted to run from the police after crashing his vehicle into a pole while under the influence of alcohol has been banned from driving for a year. Lewis Blondrage, a 25-year-old resident of the Aliwal Barracks in Wiltshire, collided with a telegraph pole located on Meerut Road… Continue reading Drink driver dressed as Batman disqualified from driving
Aussie Everton fan jets in for Goodison's last Merseyside derby
A teenage fan of Everton, who hails from Sydney, Australia, has spoken about how special it would be to watch his favorite team take on Liverpool in the final Premier League Merseyside derby at Goodison Park. Mackenzie, a 15-year-old boy, told his mother that he wished to attend the derby during the Blues’ last season… Continue reading Aussie Everton fan jets in for Goodison's last Merseyside derby
I love being a culture warrior, says Conservative leader Badenoch
Kemi Badenoch, the Conservative leader, has embraced being labelled a “culture warrior” during a speech in Washington DC. She stated that criticism from “left-wing media” was intended as an insult, but she welcomed the title. Badenoch’s grandfather told her she was descended from warriors, and she said that she was “keeping up the tradition”. The… Continue reading I love being a culture warrior, says Conservative leader Badenoch
Time to get smartphones off the dancefloor?
The decision by a new nightclub in Manchester to require revellers to cover their smartphone cameras with stickers has sparked a debate about the use of mobile phones on dancefloors. “We really want the music and the experience to be front and centre,” explained the director of Amber’s, Jeremy Abbott. The venue will not ban… Continue reading Time to get smartphones off the dancefloor?