Two years ago, Tom Jones noticed a mole on his chest that he “didn’t bother with”. The head of hospitality in Herm said “it was a little itchy” every so often but otherwise caused him no trouble. A visit to the doctor confirmed it was a melanoma that had grown …
Read More »Welsh vehicle built by miners, fit for a king
Austin Pedal Car Company These were the two last pedal cars crafted at the Bargoed factory If you were a child in the mid-20th Century, the odds are you hankered after an Austin Pedal Car. Over the course of 22 years one pedal car company helped revive both the economy …
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Our picks 90001 Edit ZIP code Why we chose these providers Sort by Best rural home internet provider Check with T-Mobile Or call to learn more: (877) 519-7610 Best wired rural internet provider Check with CenturyLink Provider not available in 90001 Edit ZIP code Or call to learn more: (866) …
Read More »Ukraine officials held in military drone corruption probe
A Ukrainian MP and other officials have been arrested after the country’s anti-corruption agencies uncovered what they call a large-scale bribery scheme in the purchase of drones and electronic warfare systems. In a statement on X, President Volodymyr Zelensky said a Ukrainian MP, heads of district and city administrations and …
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Read More »Top doctor was terrified NHS might be overwhelmed during Covid
Covid inquiry Prof Sir Stephen Powis, national medical director at NHS England, was giving evidence to the Covid inquiry in west London. The most senior doctor in NHS England has said he was “personally terrified” that hospitals could have been overwhelmed in the early stages of the pandemic. Prof Sir …
Read More »Indian singer loved for his nasal twang makes a comeback
Zoya Mateen BBC News, Delhi Himesh Reshammiya/Instagram Himesh Reshammiya has given Bollywood some of its most popular songs At the beginning of his first show in years, Indian musician Himesh Reshammiya – known for his distinct nasal voice – poses a question: “Should I sing from my mouth or through …
Read More »Portobello Road residents take legal action over anti-terror barriers
Gem O’Reilly BBC Radio London BBC The concrete barriers were introduced after counter-terrorism guidance from the Metropolitan Police Residents living on Notting Hill’s famous Portobello Road are taking legal action over a number of concrete barriers which have been installed on the street. Last month, Kensington and Chelsea Council placed …
Read More »Mali and Arthur named top Welsh baby names of 2024
Getty Images The Office for National Statistics has released the most popular names for children born in Wales and England in 2024 The most popular names for children born in Wales and England in 2024 have been revealed, with Welsh names Mali and Arthur ranking highly. Mali was once again …
Read More »West Ham: Lucas Paqueta ‘committed’ but Michail Antonio not in manager’s plans
“But the news is incredibly positive. If it had gone the other way, there would have been a whole other line of questions. “Lucas is happy and committed. He is an important person in dressing room and at the club and we love him. We just want to help him …
Read More »Covid inquiry told Treasury blocked request for 10,000 NHS beds
Covid inquiry Boris Johnson’s government blocked a request to fund another 10,000 hospital beds at the height of the Covid pandemic, the chief executive of NHS England has said. Amanda Pritchard told the UK Covid-19 Inquiry the decision, made by the Treasury in July 2020, had been “very disappointing”. Extra …
Read More »Why glaciers are threatening to wipe out more mountain villages
Imogen Foulkes Geneva correspondent BBC In a small village in Switzerland’s beautiful Loetschental valley, Matthias Bellwald walks down the main street and is greeted every few steps by locals who smile or offer a handshake or friendly word. Mr Bellwald is a mayor, but this isn’t his village. Two months …
Read More »How the mystery of Winston Churchill’s dead platypus was finally solved
Tiffanie Turnbull BBC News, Sydney Australian Museum Before koalas became Australia’s animal ambassadors, the country tried platypus diplomacy In 1943, a camouflaged ship set off from Australia to England carrying top secret cargo – a single young platypus. Named after his would-be owner, UK prime minister Winston Churchill, the rare …
Read More »More than 280 dumping incidents in NI since 2019
Niall McCracken BBC News NI Mid Ulster reporter BBC There have been more than 280 illegal asbestos dumping incidents in Northern Ireland Asbestos has been illegally dumped 281 times in Northern Ireland since 2019, BBC News NI can reveal. Asbestos was used in building materials until it was discovered that …
Read More »Swansea photographer exhibits her work at Celtic Festival in France
Joann Randles Joann uses photography to celebrate the Welsh culture and heritage An annual festival bringing the Celtic nations together on French shores for a week to celebrate traditional music, song and dance is under way. Brittany will host artists from Galicia to Scotland, as people gather for the world’s …
Read More »Watch: Five-try Ireland too strong for Scotland
Ireland recover from a slow start to beat Scotland 27-21 and begin their Women’s Rugby World Cup preparations in impressive fashion. BBC News
Read More »‘Britain’s real immigration crisis’ and ‘Carry on, doctor!’
BBC The Observer’s front page is taken up with a stamped and faded image of the Royal Crest, headlined “Britain’s real immigration crisis and the solution”. The story promises to detail “Labour’s push for digital ID for all”. Also on the front page, “Reform UK councillors seek looser visa rules” …
Read More »India hints it will keep buying Russian oil – despite Trump threats | World News
India has indicated it will defy threats made by US President Donald Trump and continue buying Russian oil. The world’s third-largest crude importer – after China and the US – cashed in on cheap Russian oil when its price plummeted after Vladimir Putin’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine. Historically, it had …
Read More »Matt Hancock says NHS was ‘hours’ from PPE running out in Covid
The NHS in England came within “six or seven hours” of running out of gowns and other protective equipment during the Covid pandemic, Matt Hancock has said. The former health secretary was giving evidence for the third time at the Covid inquiry, about the impact on healthcare systems. He stated …
Read More »England vs India: ‘Hosts chasing history in fifth Test after backing themselves into a corner’
The home side can point to their depleted stock of fast bowlers. Mark Wood and Olly Stone have missed the entire Test summer, young back-ups like Josh Hull and Sonny Baker have had stop-start seasons. Brydon Carse and Jofra Archer endured the bowlers’ graveyard in the fourth Test at Old …
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