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A ‘very widespread’ storm is forecast to hit Britain with strong winds and heavy rain later as multiple amber warnings come into force, the Met Office has said. Storm Isha – the ninth storm since September – is expected to bring winds of up to 80mph, potentially causing power cuts and increased congestion as roads

Pro-Palestinian protesters recently disrupted a speech by shadow foreign secretary David Lammy, voicing their concerns and criticisms of Labour’s policy on the Israel-Hamas war. The incident occurred during Lammy’s address to the Fabian Society, where he aimed to outline the party’s foreign policy in the event of winning the next general election. This article dives

Prince Harry has decided to withdraw his libel claim against the publisher of the Mail on Sunday, Associated Newspapers Limited (ANL). The claim was related to an article published in February 2022 about Harry’s legal challenge against the Home Office regarding changes to his publicly funded security arrangements when visiting the UK. The article alleged

The recent tragic deaths of two-year-old Bronson Battersby and his father Kenneth in Skegness, Lincolnshire, have raised concerns about the adequacy of police intervention and welfare procedures. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) is currently investigating whether there were any missed opportunities by the Lincolnshire Police before the devastating incident occurred. This article critically

In a baffling turn of events, Nicholas Rossi, a rape suspect accused of faking his own death, made his first appearance in a US court after being extradited from Scotland. His journey from the UK to the United States was not without controversy, as it involved a lengthy court battle where Rossi insisted he was

As winter takes hold of Britain, temperatures are plummeting, and the country is bracing itself for potentially the coldest night in 14 years. Weather experts predict that tonight, parts of Scotland could see temperatures as low as -15°C, a record low for a January night since 2010. This bone-chilling freeze is not limited to Scotland

The Post Office scandal has once again taken center stage as witnesses, including sub-postmaster Alan Bates, testify before parliament’s Business and Trade Committee. This article delves into the deeper implications of the scandal, its impact on sub-postmasters, and the pursuit for fair compensation. It also explores the key figures involved in the inquiry and their

The recent arrests made by the Metropolitan Police regarding a suspected plot to disrupt the London Stock Exchange have left many questioning the intentions and motives behind such a plan. This article aims to critically analyze the situation and shed light on the potential implications of these arrests. The Plot According to the Metropolitan Police,

A woman who had a long career in the Post Office has announced her intention to challenge Sir Ed Davey, the leader of the Liberal Democrats, in the next general election. Yvonne Tracey, who resides in Sir Ed’s constituency in southwest London, is determined not to let him run unopposed. Ms. Tracey was deeply affected

The Met Office has recently issued yellow weather warnings for snow and ice in certain parts of the UK, causing potential travel disruptions. These alerts cover various regions, including northern parts of Scotland and the entire Northern Ireland. The warning emphasizes the likelihood of icy patches on roads, pavements, and cycle paths, which may lead