Wolverhampton murder hunt after shooting victims found in car

A shooting incident in Wolverhampton has left one man dead and another critically injured, sparking a manhunt for the perpetrator. The two victims were found in a car on Leicester Street in Whitmore Reans, with the incident taking place at around 03:10 BST. The man in his 20s succumbed to his injuries at the scene,… Continue reading Wolverhampton murder hunt after shooting victims found in car

Britishness and free speech – why we travelled 200 miles to Robinson's London rally

Throughout the streets of Ystalyfera, the heavy drizzle creating a quiet, peaceful atmosphere is a stark contrast to the chaos that unfolded in central London last weekend. An unexpected turnout of between 110,000 and 150,000 individuals gathered to protest at Tommy Robinson’s Unite the Kingdom rally, despite his controversial background and incendiary rhetoric. Research conducted… Continue reading Britishness and free speech – why we travelled 200 miles to Robinson's London rally

HGV driver 'distracted by porn' killed dad-of-two in Lancashire

Neil Platt, a HGV driver from Bootle in Merseyside, has been sentenced to 10 years in prison for causing the death of Daniel Aitchison, a father-of-two, in a tragic accident on the M58 motorway. The court heard that Platt was “heavily distracted” by pornography on his phone, specifically images of naked women on the social… Continue reading HGV driver 'distracted by porn' killed dad-of-two in Lancashire

Take That Circus Tour: Megafans speak to BBC ahead of performance

Next summer, Take That will be hitting the road once again with their Circus Live tour, which will include two special hometown dates in Manchester. The band, comprised of Gary Barlow, Mark Owen, and Howard Donald, recently made the exciting announcement during a performance at the iconic BBC’s Broadcasting House in the heart of London… Continue reading Take That Circus Tour: Megafans speak to BBC ahead of performance

Troubles legacy: Mixed reaction to UK-Ireland deal on addressing cases

comes to delivering on its commitments. Sinn Féin deputy leader Michelle O’Neill echoed McDonald’s sentiments, stating that the legislation would be crucial in determining the party’s support for the new legacy framework. She emphasized the need for the process to be victim-centered and transparent, with accountability and justice at its core. O’Neill also highlighted the… Continue reading Troubles legacy: Mixed reaction to UK-Ireland deal on addressing cases

Minister Jamie Hepburn resigns after assault claim

Philip Sim, a Political Correspondent in Scotland, reported that Scottish government minister Jamie Hepburn stepped down from his position after being accused of physically assaulting Conservative MSP Douglas Ross. Ross alleged that Hepburn grabbed him and used aggressive language as he exited the Holyrood chamber. In response, Hepburn admitted to touching Ross’ shoulder and speaking… Continue reading Minister Jamie Hepburn resigns after assault claim

Assisted dying bill moves one step closer to becoming law

The Terminally Ill Adults (End of Life) Bill has successfully completed its second reading in the House of Lords, progressing one step further towards potential legalization. During the two days of debate, around 200 peers expressed their opinions on the controversial bill, sparking discussions on the ethical aspects and practical implications surrounding assisted dying. Former… Continue reading Assisted dying bill moves one step closer to becoming law

First students evacuated from Gaza to study in UK

A cohort of 34 students from Gaza who have secured spots at British universities have been successfully evacuated and are set to arrive in the UK within days. This marks the first instance during this conflict in which individuals have been assisted in leaving the Strip to pursue their studies in the UK. Currently, they… Continue reading First students evacuated from Gaza to study in UK

South Western Ambulance workers arrested after six people die

Wiltshire Police have announced the arrest of two ambulance workers in connection with the deaths of six adults. A man in his 30s has been taken into custody on suspicion of six counts of gross negligence manslaughter and four counts of ill-treatment or wilful neglect by a care worker in June 2024. Additionally, a 59-year-old… Continue reading South Western Ambulance workers arrested after six people die

Rapist Jonathan Carl may have hundreds of victims – Met Police

In a recent case that shocked the community, Jonathan Carl, a 42-year-old man from Hornchurch, was sentenced to 17 years in prison after being convicted of rape and reckless transmission of HIV. The Metropolitan Police has raised concerns about the possibility of there being hundreds of other victims associated with Carl’s predatory behavior. The investigation… Continue reading Rapist Jonathan Carl may have hundreds of victims – Met Police