Crisis Talks at Royal Society Following Elon Musk Controversy The Royal Society, the world’s oldest scientific academy, has been embroiled in confidential discussions following mounting concerns about one of its members – Elon Musk. Musk, a controversial figure, was granted a fellowship by the Royal Society in 2018 in recognition of his achievements with Tesla… Continue reading Why Elon Musk has caused a crisis at the UK's Royal Society
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Bradford: Murderer worked in schools despite ban
A shocking revelation has come to light as it was discovered that a convicted murderer, Rashid Zaman, had been working with children for almost two years despite being banned from doing so. Zaman, who served 15 years in prison for taking part in a fatal crime, began his involvement with children in 2021 through the… Continue reading Bradford: Murderer worked in schools despite ban
Khalid Abdalla: The Crown actor faces police interview over pro-Palestinian rally
Renowned actor Khalid Abdalla recently revealed that he has been called in for a police interview following his participation in a pro-Palestinian demonstration back in January. Abdalla, famous for his roles in The Crown and United 93, shared on social media that he had received a letter from the Metropolitan Police regarding the matter. The… Continue reading Khalid Abdalla: The Crown actor faces police interview over pro-Palestinian rally
Teacher's life ruined after he was falsely branded a paedophile
Lucy Adams, an education correspondent for BBC Scotland, shares the story of Mark, a teacher who was wrongly accused of being a paedophile by a student after years of service in the teaching profession. The false allegation had a devastating impact on Mark’s life, causing him stress, sleepless nights, and thoughts of suicide, leading to… Continue reading Teacher's life ruined after he was falsely branded a paedophile
'I was one of the Wuhan Covid bus drivers – and I'd do it again'
Andy Simonds, a bus driver from Newport, still gets questions about a viral image from five years ago. In the photo, he is seen with an anxious expression as he drove passengers who had just arrived from Wuhan, China, to a secure medical facility during the early days of the coronavirus outbreak. Despite the attention… Continue reading 'I was one of the Wuhan Covid bus drivers – and I'd do it again'
Notting Hill Carnival murder trial shown zombie knife footage
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Blyth teenager who celebrated fatal soldier punch detained
A tragic incident unfolded outside a nightclub in Blyth, Northumberland, resulting in the death of 35-year-old corporal Shaun Roberts, a highly esteemed member of the British Army. The perpetrator, 18-year-old Mason Ibbotson from Blyth, was found guilty of manslaughter and has been sentenced to six years in detention. The court heard how Cpl Roberts, affectionately… Continue reading Blyth teenager who celebrated fatal soldier punch detained
Fraudsters stole £40k from Hertfordshire man via phone scam
A victim of a fraudulent scheme revealed how scammers extracted £40,000 from him after EDF inadvertently disclosed his mobile phone number. The individual, identified only as Stephen from Hertfordshire, expressed the mental toll of constantly contemplating the question “what next?” due to the scam. The breach resulted in multiple accounts belonging to Stephen with O2,… Continue reading Fraudsters stole £40k from Hertfordshire man via phone scam
Tough talks on Ukraine to come, minister says
Political reporter Joshua Nevett shared that reaching an agreement to bring an end to the war in Ukraine is going to involve challenging diplomatic discussions with allies, according to a UK defence minister. Luke Pollard, the Armed Forces Minister, emphasized that while options were being considered, nothing has been finalized yet following a summit of… Continue reading Tough talks on Ukraine to come, minister says
Stormont: Programme for government a 'significant milestone'
Jayne McCormack and Brendan Hughes reported on the unveiling of the programme for government by First Minister Michelle O’Neill in the assembly, highlighting its importance as a “significant milestone” for the executive. The plan aims to treat an additional 70,000 patients to reduce hospital waiting lists and construct over 5,000 new social homes by 2027.… Continue reading Stormont: Programme for government a 'significant milestone'