Tag: UK News

In the Scottish Borders, two metal detectorists, Keith Young and Lisa Stephenson, stumbled upon a collection of 15th-century coins. Their discovery in the Cappercleuch area near St Mary’s Loch consisted of 30 gold and silver coins, a mix of Scottish and English currency. The range of coins included English silver groats minted by Henry V… Continue reading Metal detectorists unearth 15th Century coin hoard in the Borders

BBC News business reporter Michael Race shared the latest disturbing news regarding UK inflation. The report revealed a sharp jump in inflation to 3% from 2.5% in December, marking the fastest price increase in 10 months. Factors contributing to this surge include rising food prices, air fares, and an uptick in private school fees. Basic… Continue reading Inflation jumps on food, air fares and school fees

Jonathan Bailey, known for his roles in popular TV series like Bridgerton and Wicked, has taken on the challenging role of Richard II in Shakespeare’s play at the Bridge Theatre in London. Inspired by HBO’s Succession, Bailey channels the power struggle and explores the theme of inherited power in his portrayal of the authoritarian king… Continue reading Richard II: Jonathan Bailey's new character 'Succession inspired'

A significant sinkhole that suddenly appeared in a town in Surrey earlier this week has gotten even larger in size. The situation has escalated to the point where Surrey County Council has officially declared it a major incident, prompting residents to evacuate their homes for safety concerns. The BBC has dispatched a team to Godstone… Continue reading Watch: At the scene of the growing Surrey sinkhole

In Glasgow, a 74-year-old woman has made history by being the first person to be arrested and charged under a recently implemented Scottish law that prohibits protests outside abortion clinics. The arrest took place near the Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, with the woman facing charges related to breaching an exclusion zone established by the Abortion… Continue reading Woman, 74, charged under abortion protest law in Glasgow

BBC News reporters Duncan Leatherdale, Fiona Trott, and Mary Litchfield have covered the disturbing case of Michael Stewart, a postman who utilized his position to unlawfully touch multiple women during his deliveries in Northumberland. The despicable actions of Stewart resulted in severe consequences, including the death by suicide of one victim, which the court declared… Continue reading Northumberland postman who groped multiple women jailed

This week, the United Kingdom is set to experience a surge in temperatures, reaching up to 16C in some areas. After enduring a prolonged period of cold and dreary weather due to a blocked weather pattern, the UK will finally see milder conditions. The previously chilly easterly winds will be replaced by warmer south-westerly winds,… Continue reading UK set to be warmer than Greece as spell of cold weather ends

Luke Mitchell, who was sentenced to life in prison for the murder of Jodi Jones in 2003, recently lost a legal challenge at Scotland’s highest civil court regarding a parole board decision to keep him incarcerated. Mitchell, now 36, stabbed 14-year-old Jodi in the woods near her home in Dalkeith, Midlothian, after the two had… Continue reading Jodi Jones killer Luke Mitchell loses parole ruling challenge

A significant sinkhole in a Surrey street is expanding and devouring more road, prompting the county council to declare a major incident. Earlier, reporter Adrian Harms had the opportunity to approach the hole in Godstone village before additional restrictions were implemented. The sinkhole in Surrey continues to pose a threat as it grows in size,… Continue reading Godstone sinkhole: Watch BBC reporter examine the buckled road

Bangor University is looking to eliminate approximately 200 positions in order to achieve £15m in savings, the vice-chancellor informed staff via email. Vice-Chancellor Edmund Burke explained that a decline in international student numbers, increased expenses, and alterations to national insurance by the UK government necessitated “unprecedented” adjustments. Meanwhile, the University of South Wales also revealed… Continue reading Bangor University to make 200 job cuts due to finances