A recent Willy Wonka-inspired event held in Glasgow had to be cancelled after attendees were left bitterly disappointed. Advertised as a “journey filled with wondrous creations,” the House of Illuminati-organised event proved to be a disappointment, with the sparsely-decorated warehouse featuring sad-looking props and a small bouncy castle. Children were offered only a half-cup of… Continue reading The Unknown star of viral Willy Wonka experience unmasked
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Raye: Singer-songwriter makes history winning six Brit Awards
Raye made history at the Brit Awards, winning six of the seven prizes she was nominated for, beating out previous record holders Blur, Adele, and Harry Styles who each had four wins at a single ceremony. She is the first woman to ever win songwriter of the year. At the awards ceremony, Raye collected her… Continue reading Raye: Singer-songwriter makes history winning six Brit Awards
World Athletics Indoor Championships 2024: Josh Kerr and Molly Caudery win gold medals for Great Britain
Great Britain enjoyed a successful night at the World Athletics Indoor Championships in Glasgow, as Josh Kerr and Molly Caudery both claimed gold medals. Kerr won the men’s 3,000m in 7 minutes 42.98 seconds in front of a raucous home crowd to become the first Scottish athlete in 31 years to secure a world indoor… Continue reading World Athletics Indoor Championships 2024: Josh Kerr and Molly Caudery win gold medals for Great Britain
Pet theft victim let down by lack of Wales abduction law
The decision not to make pet abduction a specific criminal offence in Wales has been criticised by a “devastated” dog owner whose pet went missing six years ago. Carwyn Powell said he felt “stranded” after Spot, a collie, disappeared. While the Pet Abduction Bill will make it a criminal offence to abduct a pet in… Continue reading Pet theft victim let down by lack of Wales abduction law
Arthur Scargill joins miners' strike's 40th anniversary rally
Arthur Scargill, former leader of the National Union of Mineworkers (NUM), spoke at a rally celebrating the strike that lasted a year 40 years ago. Scargill was involved in significant industrial action aimed at stopping the closures of coal mines in Yorkshire and the rest of the UK in the mid-1980s. Although Scargill stepped down… Continue reading Arthur Scargill joins miners' strike's 40th anniversary rally
Clapham shooting: Two women hurt when gun dropped in moped pursuit
Police have confirmed that two women were accidentally shot during a police chase in Clapham on Friday. Officers were pursuing two individuals on a moped who failed to pull over at approximately 4:55 pm, when the moped collided with a member of the public. The police have said that the shotgun went off as it… Continue reading Clapham shooting: Two women hurt when gun dropped in moped pursuit
Enfield murder probe: Man fatally stabbed in north-London flat
A man has died in a flat in Enfield, North London after being fatally stabbed. The emergency services were called to the communal area of the Lockhart Close flats on Friday after the man, aged 66, was found critically injured. Despite efforts by the ambulance service, the man died at the scene. A murder investigation… Continue reading Enfield murder probe: Man fatally stabbed in north-London flat
Ross targets pro-union voters to pressure Humza Yousaf
The Scottish Conservative leader, Douglas Ross, has made a plea to Labour and Liberal Democrat voters to support his party in the upcoming election. Ross used his party’s conference in Aberdeen to take aim at first minister Humza Yousaf’s track record and to call for voters to unite behind the Scottish Conservatives. The Tories have… Continue reading Ross targets pro-union voters to pressure Humza Yousaf
Alliance conference: Chris Heaton-Harris 'must do Stormont heavy lifting'
At the annual Alliance Party conference in Belfast, leader Naomi Long warned that failure to reform the power-sharing institutions at Stormont would have “real-world consequences.” She called on the Northern Ireland Secretary to do “heavy lifting” on the issue to prevent any future collapse. The Alliance Party has called for changes to Northern Ireland’s political system… Continue reading Alliance conference: Chris Heaton-Harris 'must do Stormont heavy lifting'
Mia Janin: Father wants cyber-bullying law after daughter's death
The father of a teenage girl who took her own life has called for cyber-bullying to be made a specific crime to protect children. Mia Janin’s parents were unaware she was being bullied on social media by fellow pupils at her London school before she died in March 2021 at the age of 14. Mariano… Continue reading Mia Janin: Father wants cyber-bullying law after daughter's death