Tag: UK News

Three individuals linked to a group that was under scrutiny following a BBC investigation have now faced charges of harassing the show’s host, Catrin Nye. The accused individuals, namely Kristofer Alexander Deichler, Jatinder Singh Kamra, and Sukhraj Bir Singh, have been charged with harassment without violence during a specific period between the end of August… Continue reading Three men charged with harassment of BBC presenter

In a tragic incident, a woman has been charged with the murder of a two-year-old girl who was found unresponsive in a village pond. Annabel Mackey was discovered in Kingsley Pond, near Bordon, Hampshire, on 10 September 2023, after she was reported missing. Sadly, she was pronounced dead in the hospital a day later. Alice… Continue reading Woman charged with murdering two-year-old found in Hampshire pond

A tragic incident unfolded in south London, resulting in the death of a 16-year-old boy due to a shooting, as reported by the Metropolitan Police. The young victim was found at Paradise Road near Stockwell Tube station, with authorities responding to the shooting after a call around 15:20 GMT. Sadly, the teenager could not be… Continue reading Stockwell shooting: Teenage boy killed near Tube station

deos/ck4p2o3p7lvo” data-testid=”internal-link”> Dame Maggie Smith reveals why she’s never seen Downton Abbey The actress, who played the iconic character Dowager Countess in the hit series, says she’s never watched an episode. 17 Dec 2024 Culture Read the full article from The BBC here: Read More

Michelle Roberts, a digital health editor at BBC News, reported that the High Street pharmacy chain Boots is urging customers to return packs of 500-milligram paracetamol tablets due to a labelling error that incorrectly identifies them as aspirin. Over 110,000 packs with the batch number 241005 and expiration date of “12/2029” are impacted by this… Continue reading Boots recalls paracetamol over labelling error

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A recently discovered rare hand-written copy of a well-known love poem by William Shakespeare has come to light after many centuries. Dr. Leah Veronese made the remarkable find of Sonnet 116 hidden within a 17th-century collection of poetry at the University of Oxford. This manuscript was among the belongings of Elias Ashmole, who was the… Continue reading Shakespeare sonnet from 17th century found by Oxford researcher

The decision to withdraw a documentary from iPlayer by the BBC’s director general was due to a loss of trust in the project. The documentary, titled Gaza: How to Survive a War Zone, faced backlash over its 13-year-old narrator’s connections to Hamas, a terrorist organization in the UK. Tim Davie explained the film was taken… Continue reading 'I lost trust' in Gaza film, says BBC director general Tim Davie

BBC News Deputy economics editor Dharshini David reports that US President Donald Trump’s recent decision to implement tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China has caused a stir among investors. These tariffs have effectively reversed decades of globalisation with a single stroke of the pen. Trump believes that tariffs, a word he finds beautiful, will bring… Continue reading Trump tariffs could be good for some countries, including the UK

Reported by BBC Scotland News and BBC Naidheachdan, a tragic incident occurred involving a sperm whale that had become entangled in ropes and ultimately perished after being stranded on the shoreline of Raasay. Initially spotted in distress off Skye, the 15m-long creature was found trailing ropes as long as 20m, with efforts made by British… Continue reading Sperm whale entangled in rope dies after stranding on Raasay