Mark SimpsonBBC News NI community correspondent BBC The DUP’s Sammy Wilson is a former Stormont minister who has been an MP since 2005 Former Stormont Finance Minister Sammy Wilson has told a court that a Belfast businessman accused of fraud was “civic minded” and always wanted to “do good”. The …
Read More »Two 18-year-old men from Cardiff face terrorism charges
Two 18-year-old men have been jointly charged with terror offences. Rhys Edwards and Talan Vincent from Cardiff in south Wales have been charged with preparation of acts of terrorism, Counter Terrorism Policing Wales (CTPW) said. Mr Edwards and Mr Vincent appeared before Westminster Magistrates Court on Friday 21 November and …
Read More »Newbury darts star Luke Humphries receives MBE from Prince William
Darts star Luke Humphries has received an MBE for his services to the sport. The former world number one from Newbury, Berkshire, won the PDC World Darts Championship in 2024. He was presented the Member of the Order of the British Empire honour by Prince William at Windsor Castle, recognising …
Read More »Maesteg pub Sunday lunch leaves 43 people ill with food poisoning
Dozens of people have fallen ill with food poisoning after eating Sunday lunch at a village pub. Forty-three customers who visited the Corner House Inn in Llangynwyd near Maesteg, Bridgend county, on 30 November have reported symptoms. In a statement on Wednesday, Public Health Wales (PHW) said it had identified …
Read More »Champions League: Why Arsenal’s Gabriel Jesus and Spur’s Mathys Tel can be added to UCL squads
Gabriel Jesus has replaced Max Dowman in Arsenal’s Champions League squad after the 15-year-old picked up an injury playing for the club’s under-21s on Saturday. Jesus, who sustained an anterior cruciate ligament injury in January, is yet to feature for Mikel Arteta’s side this season, but has appeared on the …
Read More »Time capsule found in rubble of church destroyed by fire
A time capsule was found buried in the rubble of an iconic church in North Lanarkshire destroyed by fire. St Mungo’s Church in Cumbernauld – a B-listed building designed by Scottish architect Alan Reiach – was devastated by fire in August. However a demolition crew tasked with clearing away the …
Read More »‘Eyesore’ rubbish piles removed from driveway in Gorseinon
Piles of rubbish on a driveway described as an “eyesore” by neighbours have been cleared away after several months. Waste including mattresses, suspected gas cylinders and an abandoned caravan had been gathered at a house in Frampton Road in Gorseinon, Swansea. Residents previously said the council had promised the rubbish …
Read More »Some of Ikea’s Matter-compatible devices are now available in the US
Four of the five smart sensors announced in November can now be integrated into your smart home setup. However, if you were planning to overall your home’s lighting you’ll still have to wait, as Ikea’s new simplified Kajplats smart bulb collection hasn’t launched here yet. We also now know how …
Read More »Katie Boulter misses out on a place in the main draw of the Australian Open
Former British number one Katie Boulter has missed out on a place in the main draw for the Australian Open. There are 104 players who have received direct entry into the Melbourne draw, including those with protected rankings, with Boulter currently ranked 106. The 29-year-old will now have to go …
Read More »Further remains of seven-arm octopus found on Ellon beach
Dr Lauren Smith More of the seven-arm octopus has been found at Forvie Further remains of an unusual deep-sea creature called a seven-arm octopus have been found on an Aberdeenshire beach. Arms with rows of suckers were initially discovered by a member of the public at Forvie National Nature Reserve …
Read More »Masks to be worn as flu hits Berkshire and Surrey hospitals
Staff, patients and visitors are being asked to wear face masks at three hospital sites as flu cases rise. The measure has been brought in at Wexham Park Hospital in Slough, Heatherwood Hospital in Ascot, Berkshire and Frimley Park Hospital near Camberley, Surrey. Frimley Health NHS Foundation Trust, which runs …
Read More »Feds promised 'radical transparency' but are withholding rural health fund applications
[ Medication-delivering drones and telehealth at local libraries are among the ideas state leaders revealed in November for spending their share of a $50 billion federal rural health program. Source link
Read More »Premier League outbursts: 10 of the most iconic
If Salah stops to speak to the media, it is usually for a good reason. After a 3-2 win at Southampton in November 2024, Salah dropped the bombshell that he was “probably more out than in” with regards to his Anfield future. The Egypt international had moved into the final …
Read More »Call for ‘silent fireworks’ at Highland Council displays
A group of councillors have urged Highland Council to use quieter or “silent” fireworks at its 5 November displays in future. Low-level noise fireworks produce quieter whistles and pops. Six Lib Dem councillors have put forward a motion, saying this would reduce the risk of causing distress to vulnerable people …
Read More »Netflix CEO made a visit to the White House before buying Warner Bros.
In November, Ted Sarandos, Netflix’s co-CEO made a trip to the White House for a lengthy meeting with Donald Trump. According to Bloomberg, the two discussed a number of topics, but chief among them was Netflix’s plan to bid on Warner Bros. At the end of their conversation, Sardonos felt …
Read More »UK Championship 2025: Defending champion Trump beats Robertson to reach UK final
Trump will go into the final looking to become only the fourth player to successfully defend the UK crown after Steve Davis, Stephen Hendry and Ronnie O’Sullivan. And the Englishman looks to be getting back towards his best after openly talking about his struggles to hit top form and find …
Read More »Appeal after robin found dead in glue trap in Fort William
Police in Fort William have appealed for information after a robin was found dead in a glue trap. The discovery was made on Henderson Row in the Plantation area of the town on Saturday November 22. Police Scotland said glue traps – which are usually sticky boards – can be …
Read More »Reeves will not face ethics probe over pre-Budget remarks
Chancellor Rachel Reeves will not face an investigation by the prime minister’s ethics adviser over whether she broke the ministerial code with her pre-Budget interventions. Reform UK leader Nigel Farage had asked Sir Laurie Magnus to launch an inquiry arguing that Reeves had breached rules which require ministers to be …
Read More »Cloudflare: ‘Large number of empty pages’ on several websites after internet outage | Science, Climate & Tech News
Several websites, including Linkedin, Zoom and Canva, went down after new issues with internet provider Cloudflare. The web infrastructure company said at around 9am that it was “investigating issues with Cloudflare Dashboard and related APIs (application programming interfaces)” after reports of “a large number of empty pages”. Shortly after the …
Read More »Lucia Kendall: Natalia Arroyo proud of Aston Villa midfielder’s first England goal
Aston Villa manager Natalia Arroyo said she has watched the “amazing moment” of Lucia Kendall’s first England goal multiple times in recent days. Villa midfielder Kendall scored her first senior international goal in the Lionesses’ 2-0 friendly win over Ghana on Tuesday. Kendall joined Villa in the summer, and her …
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