Homelessness charities have warned that ministers are “falling short of what is desperately needed to end Britain’s homelessness crisis”. It comes as the government published its new plan to tackle rough sleeping in Britain, which pledges £3.5bn of funding to crackdown on the issue. But charities have said Labour’s National …
Read More »Drone’s deemed not a threat to aircraft
Drones which were seen near Dublin Airport on the night the Ukrainian president arrived were “not a threat” to the leader’s aeroplane, as landed some time prior to the incident, the Taoiseach (Irish prime minister) has said. However Micheál Martin told the Dáil (Irish Parliament) that the incident was “very …
Read More »Charlie Sheen says effective HIV treatment never reached market
NEWYou can now listen to Fox News articles! Though Charlie Sheen‘s HIV status has been “completely manageable,” the award-winning actor said he once found a “really good” solution that never came to fruition. During an appearance on the “Howie Mandel Does Stuff” podcast, Sheen, 60, opened up about an experimental …
Read More »These Christmas Songs Stress Your Pets Out. Here’s a Better List
From peppermint mocha everything to the tunes infiltrating just about every speaker around you, Christmastime is in full swing. While it’s customary to throw on your favorite holiday playlist, you may be spreading holiday fear instead of cheer to your furry friends. That’s right, some of the most popular Christmas …
Read More »Driver accused of ‘carnage trail’ has no memory of it, court told
PA Media The incident happened in Shaftesbury Avenue in central London A man accused of leaving a “trail of carnage” in London’s West End last Christmas Day in a series of drink-fuelled attacks has denied using his car as a “weapon to strike people”. Anthony Gilheaney is accused of using …
Read More »Palestine Action hunger strikers call for urgent meeting with ministers
Dominic CascianiHome and legal correspondent Getty Images According to the lawyers, two of the group had refused food for 37 days and five have spent periods in hospital Lawyers for eight remand prisoners who are on hunger strike while waiting to go on trial for alleged offences relating to Palestine …
Read More »Sarkozy releases prison diaries about his 20 days behind bars
Reuters The former French president wrote about his brief imprisonment for criminal conspiracy Rushed out in under three weeks, Nicolas Sarkozy’s new book “A Prisoner’s Diary” has plenty of colour about what it’s like for a former president to find himself in the isolation wing of a French jail. We …
Read More »M20 delays expected as Operation Brock returns to Kent
A traffic-holding measure for vehicles queueing to cross the English Channel is set to be reintroduced for the Christmas getaway. Operation Brock, a contraflow system on the M20 coast-bound in Kent between junctions eight, Leeds Castle, and nine, Ashford, will be brought in overnight on 15 December. The scheme is …
Read More »Italian cuisine granted world heritage status by UNESCO, as prime minister says honour ‘can only make us proud’ | World News
Loved the world over for its pizzas and pasta, Italian cuisine has been given world heritage status by the UN’s cultural agency. After a panel vote in New Delhi on Wednesday, UNESCO recognised Italy’s national cuisine as an “intangible cultural heritage”, and added the rituals surrounding it to its list …
Read More »Double building collapse in Morocco leaves 22 dead and 16 injured | World News
At least 22 people are dead and more than a dozen injured after a double building collapse in Morocco. The disaster in Fez unfolded while one building was hosting an Aqiqah, a traditional Muslim celebration marking the birth of a child. This building was home to eight families, the local …
Read More »King’s support for persecuted Christians in Advent service
Sean CoughlanRoyal correspondent, Westminster Abbey PA Media King Charles attended a candle-lit service with guests from many faiths King Charles remembered the plight of Christians facing persecution around the world, as he attended an atmospheric, candle-lit Advent service at Westminster Abbey. The service, with a strong Orthodox Christian influence, along …
Read More »Closure of The Blue Lamp in Aberdeen after 75 years a ‘huge loss’
Robbie BoyleBBC Scotland News Stuart Taylor Simon Gall has played at The Blue Lamp for more than 20 years An Aberdeen music venue and bar which has been open for more than 75 years is set to close its doors. The Blue Lamp, known as a hub for jazz, traditional …
Read More »Bristol City Women takeover by Mercury13 approved
Bristol City Women’s takeover by Mercury13 has been approved by WSL Football, with Lowri Roberts appointed as their interim chief executive officer. The WSL 2 club announced in September that the Mercury13 group – who also own Serie A Femminile outfit Como Women – would become majority stakeholders, ending more …
Read More »Joe Heyes: How England prop turned around career
When Joe Heyes toured New Zealand in July 2024 he was miserable. Out of contention for England’s matchday squad and suffering with a back spasm, the prop would hole up after training, sailing and killing his way around the 18th Century Caribbean from his hotel room. Assassin’s Creed: Black Flag …
Read More »The woman who doodles Xmas scenes on windows in Shropshire
Charlotte Bentonin Shropshire Debbie Carr Debbie Carr took her window painting business full-time in 2018 Debbie Carr, also known as Doodle Deb, has been drawing for as long as she can remember. From the moment she could pick up a pen, she was doodling over everything possible – from school …
Read More »Assault at Crowborough army barracks set to house asylum seekers
An assault has been reported to police after several people blocked the entrance to an army barracks set to house asylum seekers. Police responded to reports of people preventing workers at Crowborough Training Camp from leaving the site on Tuesday night. An investigation has been launched into a report that …
Read More »Power restored to ‘vast majority’ after Storm Bram
Stephen Henderson Large waves were captured crashing over the sea wall in Carrickfergus on Tuesday Power has been restored to the vast majority of homes in Northern Ireland who lost electricity due to Storm Bram. The storm, which hit on Tuesday, caused major disruption with a number of road closures …
Read More »Brief encounter on Milton Keynes train leads to marriage proposal
Alex PopeBedfordshire, Hertfordshire and Buckinghamshire LNR Steve Higgs presented Payal Pandya with a ring and the answer was yes A couple who had a brief encounter on a late-night train have got engaged on the same service one year later. Steve Higgs, 56, from Leighton Buzzard, Bedfordshire, set up the …
Read More »Meal Kit Beginner? These Are the Kitchen Tools You’ll Need to Start Cooking
At CNET, we’re pretty big fans of meal kits. We’ve tested dozens to find our favorites across all categories, including ready-to-eat meals, vegan options and the best budget picks. While I don’t use meal kits every single week, during especially busy seasons of my life or when I find myself …
Read More »St Mellons crash victims’ families angry as two cleared of misconduct
Social media Shane Loughlin, Eve Smith, Sophie Russon, Rafel Jeanne and Darcy Ross (clockwise from top left) went missing on a night out The families of two women killed in a car crash in Cardiff two years ago say they are “hurt” and “disappointed” as two police officers have been …
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