A recent case review has found that the murder of two children in their own house “could not have been anticipated” by authorities. The review was conducted by the Safeguarding Board for Northern Ireland (SBNI), a group of organizations responsible for protecting young people. It concluded that there was no way for the tragic deaths… Continue reading Derrylin: Children's murders 'could not have been anticipated'
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Indian Wells: Andy Murray beaten in straight sets by Andrey Rublev
Andrey Rublev defeated Britain’s Andy Murray in straight sets in the third round at Indian Wells in California. Murray, a three-time Grand Slam champion, was beaten 7-6 (7-3) 6-1 by fifth seed Rublev in a high-quality match. Murray, who is considering retirement and has said he is not planning to “play much past this summer”,… Continue reading Indian Wells: Andy Murray beaten in straight sets by Andrey Rublev
'Wedding photographer caused mayhem – I told him to leave'
A petition demanding better relations between wedding photographers and vicars has attracted media attention this week. Despite the majority of wedding photographers being easy to work with, some situations have become memorable for all the wrong reasons. One retired vicar, who conducted over 400 weddings with dozens of photographers, remembers cases of photographers “clambering over… Continue reading 'Wedding photographer caused mayhem – I told him to leave'
On patrol with the anti-social behaviour squad
Police forces across England and Wales will receive at least £1m to carry out targeted anti-social behaviour patrols, starting from April. BBC News recently joined the Lancashire Police on a trial patrol in Brunswick, Blackpool, where a team of officers spent the last eight months building relationships with the community. Brunswick is a community of… Continue reading On patrol with the anti-social behaviour squad
Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou: Briton delivers statement win with second-round knockout
In a stunning victory, Anthony Joshua knocked out Francis Ngannou in the second round of their heavyweight fight in Saudi Arabia. The fight saw Joshua deliver a powerful right hand that left Ngannou dazed and in need of medical attention. Joshua had previously dropped Ngannou in the first round before finishing him off in the… Continue reading Anthony Joshua vs Francis Ngannou: Briton delivers statement win with second-round knockout
Newspaper headlines: 'Camilla to the rescue' and 'Budget falls flat'
The front pages of Saturday’s newspapers all feature different stories. The Daily Express leads with a story on the Royal Family. According to the article, Queen Camilla is ready to take on more royal duties as King Charles and Catherine, Princess of Wales recover from recent health issues. The Queen will lead the Royal Family… Continue reading Newspaper headlines: 'Camilla to the rescue' and 'Budget falls flat'
Six Nations 2024: Wales fan slams 'astronomical' ticket costs
Wales’ home Six Nations rugby games are struggling to sell out and fans are criticising the prices of the tickets. The best seats at the Principality Stadium in Cardiff cost £115, but some rugby clubs are offering to sell their ticket allocations below the asking price. A trip to a game with his partner and… Continue reading Six Nations 2024: Wales fan slams 'astronomical' ticket costs
Police investigate 'care of dead' at East Yorkshire funeral homes
Humberside Police are investigating a funeral director after receiving “a report of concern for care of the deceased”. Officers are present at three branches of Legacy Independent Funeral Directors in Hull and Beverley, where cordons have been put in place. While the investigation is ongoing, police have urged anyone who is concerned to contact them,… Continue reading Police investigate 'care of dead' at East Yorkshire funeral homes
University of Cambridge Balfour painting damaged by Palestine Action
An investigation has been launched by the police after a painting of Lord Balfour, a politician linked to the creation of Israel, was damaged. Palestine Action reported that one of its activists had ruined a 1914 portrait of Lord Balfour at Trinity College, University of Cambridge. The painting had been slashed and sprayed with red… Continue reading University of Cambridge Balfour painting damaged by Palestine Action
Homerton Fertility Centre's licence suspended over 'significant concerns'
The Homerton Fertility Centre in London has had its license suspended by the UK’s fertility regulator, the Human Fertilisation and Embryology Authority (HFEA), due to “significant concerns” about the clinic. The suspension came after three incidents occurred, highlighting errors in some freezing processes, leading to the “tragic loss of a small number of embryos” that… Continue reading Homerton Fertility Centre's licence suspended over 'significant concerns'