Jamie Laing, a BBC Radio 1 presenter, successfully completed his Comic Relief Ultra Marathon Man challenge, raising over £2 million for the charity. The former Made in Chelsea star ran five ultra marathons in five consecutive days, covering a total distance of 150 miles (241km) from London to Salford, where he crossed the finish line.… Continue reading Jamie Laing: Radio 1 DJ's Comic Relief challenge raises more than £2m
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Boy, 14, found guilty of taking part in summer Harehills disorder
A teenager, aged 14, has been found guilty of participating in violent acts against police officers during disturbances that occurred in the Harehills area of Leeds last summer. The individual, whose identity remains protected by legal provisions, was convicted of committing violent disorder on July 18, following a brief trial at Leeds Youth Court. The… Continue reading Boy, 14, found guilty of taking part in summer Harehills disorder
Escaped prisoner seen in Preston, Bolton and Blackpool since fleeing from M55
Escaped prisoner sightings reported following van getaway Authorities have confirmed sightings of an escaped prisoner who fled from a prison van under the guise of a medical emergency on a motorway. Jamie Cooper made a daring escape from a GEOAmey van that made a sudden stop at Junction 2 of the M55 near Catforth, Preston,… Continue reading Escaped prisoner seen in Preston, Bolton and Blackpool since fleeing from M55
Man guilty of murdering and dismembering housemate in Salford
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Harshita Brella police investigated over contact with victim
In a tragic turn of events, four police officers are currently under investigation for their handling of a domestic abuse report concerning Harshita Brella, a 24-year-old woman who was believed to have been murdered by her husband, Pankaj Lamba. Detectives suspect that Lamba, 23, strangled Brella in Corby, Northamptonshire, on the night of November 10th,… Continue reading Harshita Brella police investigated over contact with victim
Tommy Robinson loses court bid to challenge prison segregation
In a recent development, Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, also known as Tommy Robinson, had his attempt to challenge his segregated jail conditions thrown out by the High Court. Robinson argued that his segregation at HMP Woodhill was causing detrimental effects on his mental health and violating his human rights. However, Mr Justice Chamberlain dismissed his claims, stating… Continue reading Tommy Robinson loses court bid to challenge prison segregation
Murder investigation begins after man shot dead in Tottenham
In north London on Thursday evening, a tragic incident unfolded as a 27-year-old man was fatally shot, according to the Metropolitan Police. Responding to reports of gunfire, authorities rushed to an address on Waverley Road, Tottenham, at 20:45 GMT, where they discovered two men who had been shot. The London Ambulance Service provided medical attention… Continue reading Murder investigation begins after man shot dead in Tottenham
Heathrow airport closed: What we know so far
Heathrow Airport, the busiest airport in the UK, had to shut down due to a fire at a nearby electrical substation, causing widespread disruption to flights around the world. More than 1,300 flights were impacted, with passengers being advised not to travel to the airport until further notice. The blaze at the North Hyde substation… Continue reading Heathrow airport closed: What we know so far
Prince William sends message from tank near Russian border on Estonia trip
Reporting from Estonia, the image of Prince Charles in a tank near the Russian border sends a direct message. Prince William’s visit to Estonia is to support UK troops defending the Baltic state from the threat of Russia, in what is now the British Army’s largest operational deployment overseas. On a cold, mud-churned military training… Continue reading Prince William sends message from tank near Russian border on Estonia trip
Planning permission for homes in England falls to record low
A recent report from the government reveals that the number of housing projects receiving planning permission in England reached a historic low in 2024. Only slightly over 30,000 projects, varying from individual homes to extensive housing developments, were approved. This represents the lowest yearly total since records began in 1979, marking a decline from the… Continue reading Planning permission for homes in England falls to record low