Cowbridge Farm Shop stops lamb feeding after parasite infections

An inquiry has been initiated following the emergence of a parasite infection among 28 individuals who participated in calf and lamb feeding and petting activities at a farm. Public Health Wales, in collaboration with Cardiff and Vale health Board, Vale of Glamorgan Council, and Shared Regulatory Services, is examining instances of cryptosporidium infection in individuals… Continue reading Cowbridge Farm Shop stops lamb feeding after parasite infections

Kemi Badenoch accuses government of failure on grooming gangs

Sam Francis, a political correspondent, reported on a clash between leaders regarding the handling of grooming gang inquiries. Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch accused the government of not fulfilling its promise to establish five local investigations into grooming gangs despite the commitment made. Badenoch specifically criticized Sir Keir Starmer for only funding one inquiry in Oldham,… Continue reading Kemi Badenoch accuses government of failure on grooming gangs

Man on terror offence charge after Israel embassy arrest

A man has been charged with a terrorism offense for allegedly trying to break into the Israeli embassy in west London armed with a knife on Monday. Abdullah Sabah Albadri, 33, who has no fixed address, faces charges of preparing terrorist acts and two counts of possessing a bladed article, as announced by the Metropolitan… Continue reading Man on terror offence charge after Israel embassy arrest

Labour defends net-zero policies after Blair criticism

The government’s net-zero policies are under scrutiny after former Prime Minister Sir Tony Blair voiced concerns about the approach to limiting fossil fuels. Blair argued that the current climate change debate has become “irrational,” suggesting that rich countries are reluctant to make financial sacrifices when their impact on global emissions is minimal. Opposition parties have… Continue reading Labour defends net-zero policies after Blair criticism

Met Police: Officer who shot Chris Kaba dead faces watchdog probe

After being cleared of murder in the shooting of Chris Kaba, the Metropolitan Police officer involved, Sgt Martyn Blake, is now facing a gross misconduct hearing. This decision was confirmed by the police watchdog, the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC). Sgt Blake shot Mr Kaba in the head during an incident in Streatham on… Continue reading Met Police: Officer who shot Chris Kaba dead faces watchdog probe

William and Kate join children on island nature trail in Mull

The Duke and Duchess of Rothesay, also known as Prince William and Princess Catherine, are spending their final day on the Isle of Mull, engaging with local children and families during an outdoor learning session with forest rangers. This visit comes as they celebrate their 14th wedding anniversary, which coincided with the start of their… Continue reading William and Kate join children on island nature trail in Mull

Co-op fends off hackers as police probe M&S cyber attack

The Co-op has implemented a shutdown of certain IT systems in response to a hacking attempt to breach them. The company stated that the measures taken to thwart the attack have had a minor impact on its call center and back-office operations. At the same time, the Metropolitan Police has disclosed that it is investigating… Continue reading Co-op fends off hackers as police probe M&S cyber attack

Gianni Versace: Exhibition of fashion designer's work to open in London

Renowned Italian fashion designer Gianni Versace’s iconic creations are set to be showcased in a major exhibition in London this summer. The exhibition, titled Gianni Versace Retrospective, will feature over 450 original pieces worn by influential figures such as Princess Diana, Kate Moss, Sir Elton John, Naomi Campbell, and George Michael. Opening at Arches London… Continue reading Gianni Versace: Exhibition of fashion designer's work to open in London

House prices fall in April as stamp duty changes kick in

Faarea Masud, a business reporter with BBC News, reported that house prices experienced a decline in April as prospective buyers were faced with the prospect of paying higher costs due to changes in stamp duty regulations. The figures released by Nationwide revealed a 0.6% drop in prices from the previous month, indicating a slowdown in… Continue reading House prices fall in April as stamp duty changes kick in

Poor mental health a 'common phenomenon' in healthcare staff

Doctors In Distress, a charity founded by Amandip Sidhu in 2019 in Great Britain to assist healthcare professionals with their mental well-being, has now expanded its services to Northern Ireland. This decision came after Sidhu’s consultant cardiologist brother tragically took his own life due to overwhelming work pressures and burnout, shedding light on the common… Continue reading Poor mental health a 'common phenomenon' in healthcare staff