Animal rights activists sentenced for milk spill stunts in London

A pair of Animal Rising activists have been sentenced for their role in milk-pouring stunts at two luxury goods department stores in central London. At Southwark Crown Court on Thursday, 28-year-old Sofia Fernandes Pontes and 42-year-old Stephen Bone were handed community orders. Both admitted to charges of theft and criminal damage arising from the incidents… Continue reading Animal rights activists sentenced for milk spill stunts in London

King joins Raye and Apple boss at Battersea Power Station market

King Charles recently joined singer Raye for a heartwarming Christmas visit to the Battersea Power Station situated in South West London. Upon his arrival, King Charles was greeted by a community choir who sang the carol “We Three Kings.” The cheering crowd made the atmosphere festive and lively. The King had the pleasure of going… Continue reading King joins Raye and Apple boss at Battersea Power Station market

20mph: Which Welsh roads have seen most offences?

New figures have revealed that a quarter of drivers committing 20mph speed offences have been caught on just two roads in Wales. The A4102 Swansea Road and the A5104 at Pontybodkin near Penyffordd in Flintshire have seen more than 15,000 offences over the past 10 months. Welsh roads safety body GoSafe has said slower speeds mean… Continue reading 20mph: Which Welsh roads have seen most offences?

UK's last Trafalgar submarine makes final voyage

The last of the Royal Navy’s Trafalgar-Class attack submarines, HMS Triumph, completed its final journey to be decommissioned. The submarine, which had been in service for over 20 years, departed HM Naval Base Clyde, in Argyll, Scotland, to retire in HMNB Devonport in Plymouth. HMS Triumph was the last remaining of seven Trafalgar Class attack… Continue reading UK's last Trafalgar submarine makes final voyage

Comic Duncan Norvelle, famed for 'chase me' catchprase, dies at 66

British comedian Duncan Norvelle has passed away at the age of 66, as announced by his agent. His catchphrase “Chase me” led him to become a well-known face on British television during the 1980s and he appeared on programmes such as Surprise Surprise, Wogan, and the Keith Harris Show. He was recently seen in a… Continue reading Comic Duncan Norvelle, famed for 'chase me' catchprase, dies at 66

Tom Voyce: Missing rugby star's body found after Storm Darragh

A former England rugby player named Tom Voyce went missing after his vehicle was pulled down by the water flow during the height of Storm Darragh. Abberwick Ford, located in Northumberland near Bolton, was where Voyce had attempted to cross. A search party was dispatched by Northumbria Police’s Marine Unit to the area, which resulted… Continue reading Tom Voyce: Missing rugby star's body found after Storm Darragh

Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch's lunchtime sandwich split

The leaders of the United Kingdom’s two main political parties have different views on the importance of lunch. Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch recently stated in an interview with The Spectator that she does not eat sandwiches because she does not view them as real food. She also stated that she has food bought in… Continue reading Keir Starmer and Kemi Badenoch's lunchtime sandwich split

Newbury: Firearms seized from suspected gun factory

A man in his late fifties has been charged with possession of a prohibited weapon after a suspected gun factory was uncovered in Kingsclere, Hampshire. Twenty firearms, including four Glock pistols, nine shotguns, six long-barrelled firearms and a deactivated Bren machine gun, were seized during the raid on Tuesday by officers from the National Crime… Continue reading Newbury: Firearms seized from suspected gun factory

Police refer Westminster 'honeytrap' to prosecutors

The investigation into the Westminster “honeytrap” scandal has been passed to prosecutors for a decision, according to sources at the Metropolitan Police. A man in his mid-20s was arrested earlier this year in Islington on suspicion of offences under the Online Safety Act and harassment; he remains under investigation. The case relates to a series… Continue reading Police refer Westminster 'honeytrap' to prosecutors