David Lammy says he will “scrutinise” the text of the SNP motion the party seek to avoid being divided on the issue. Source link
Read More »Attempted murder charge after boy, 16, stabbed
Joel Binnings, 19, of Fishponds, Bristol, has been charged with attempted murder. Source link
Read More »William to build homes for homeless on Duchy land
The Duchy of Cornwall announces plans to build accommodation for homeless in Newquay. Source link
Read More »Knob-throwing festival to return with new venue
The festival, which sees biscuits tossed down a field in Dorset, was cancelled for getting too big. Source link
Read More »Grantham: Margaret Thatcher’s hometown to get town council back
Since 1974, the responsibilities of the former town council have been handled by South Kesteven District Council. It was agreed in 2023 to reform the authority, which will sit alongside the district council, just like other parish and town councils in the district currently do. Other towns in the district, …
Read More »Currys rejects £700m takeover approach from US firm
The electrical goods retailer says the proposal “significantly undervalued” the business. Source link
Read More »Train disruption and cancellations due to flooding
Train services have been disrupted by flooding caused by overnight heavy rain. Source link
Read More »Steve Wright's Love Songs starts 'without the chief'
The Radio 2 show opened with a tribute to DJ Steve Wright, who died earlier this week. Source link
Read More »Rapist PC stripped of state-funded pension
Former Met officer David Carrick will lose 65% of his pension, the maximum reduction legally allowed. Source link
Read More »Murder probe after boy, 17, stabbed to death
The teenager was found fatally wounded in the Hackney area of London on Saturday evening. Source link
Read More »Two men killed in three-car crash in Aberdeenshire
Police officers, the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service and ambulance teams were dispatched to the crash site near the Maryculter House Hotel. The Scottish Ambulance service said it sent multiple ambulances, a special operations response team and a trauma team. The road was closed for around nine hours to allow …
Read More »'It was so stressful when my identity was stolen'
Scammers took out mobile phone contracts in the Belfast man’s name running up huge bills. Source link
Read More »Ukraine visa schemes to be extended by 18 months
It means those on the earliest visas will be allowed to stay in the UK until at least September 2026. Source link
Read More »Barbenheimer and ball gowns: All you need to know for the Baftas
Barbenheimer, red carpet glamour and Hollywood royalty will be centre stage at Sunday’s film awards. Source link
Read More »How Kerrang TV shaped the alternative music scene
Channel 4, which owns the channel, says it will soon be “unprofitable” due to declining audiences. Source link
Read More »West Africa’s Michelin-starred cuisine wows London
African fine dining is often overlooked, but now restaurants are getting their just deserts. Source link
Read More »How London Overground's new line names were chosen
TfL spoke to historians and delved into archives to seek inspiration for new line names. Source link
Read More »What happened to Westminster’s famous pub division bell?
The division bell hasn’t been working at the Red Lion for around six or seven years. A spokesperson for Fuller’s, which owns the pub, said: “These days, they [MPs} all get a message on their phones so our division bell is somewhat redundant. It’s a shame when these traditions fade …
Read More »No discussion over Falklands, says Lord Cameron
Ahead of his visit, the foreign secretary says the Islands will be British as long as they want to be. Source link
Read More »Newspaper headlines: Starmer ‘attacks Trump’ and ‘No way back for Harry’
Image caption, A variety of stories lead the Sunday papers. The Sunday Telegraph says Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has launched a “broadside” at Donald Trump over his “bad faith” criticisms of Nato. Speaking to the paper, Sir Keir says he told European leaders at the Munich Security Conference that …
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