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UK pledges more money to protect Muslims
The government announced that the United Kingdom will invest an additional 117 million pounds ($150 million) in the protection of Muslim communities. As the Muslim month of Ramadan commenced on Monday, additional funding was disclosed for the purpose of implementing security cameras, alarm systems, and fencing in community centers, mosques, and schools affiliated with the Muslim faith. The action is in response to an increase in hate crimes since the Gaza conflict began in October.
Man, woman arrested; 34 bodies found at funeral
According to the police, the remains have been transferred to a mortuary, where formal identification procedures will commence. Two individuals have been detained in connection with the investigation into a funeral director in northern England. Humberside Police stated that a man, 46, and a woman, 23, were arrested on suspicion of obstructing a lawful and dignified burial, fraud by false representation, and fraud by abuse of position.
King vows to serve with utmost ability on Commonwealth Day
A photograph captured in February at the time of the recording depicts the King seated in Windsor Castle's White Drawing Room. His eyes are slightly irritated with blood. In his initial video address following his cancer diagnosis, the King vowed to continue serving "to the best of my ability." In observance of Commonwealth Day, the recorded message will be performed at a subsequent service at Westminster Abbey.
Four agencies withdraw Kate’s photo over manipulation worries
Four international photo agencies have recanted a photograph allegedly "manipulated" featuring the Princess of Wales and her children due to concerns that it had been altered. The Mother's Day photograph, which Prince William captured, marked the initial public appearance of Catherine since her January operation, as announced by Kensington Palace.
Gove: Pro-Palestine marchers should scrutinize extremist organizers
On Saturday, tens of thousands of individuals gathered in London for the fifth Gaza protest of the year. Five arrests were made, and one counter-protester was released without arrest. Days before releasing a new official definition of extremism, Michael Gove has urged pro-Palestinian demonstrators to scrutinize the possibility that extremist organizations orchestrate certain proorganizationsting "good-hearted people" in the marches, according to the housing secretary, could be "lending credence" to extremists.
Prince Edward appointed by King to new duty on 60th birthday
The photographs depict the youngest sibling of the King smiling while donning a dark buttoned waistcoat over a red jumper and holding three canines: Teal, a labrador puppy; Mole, a cocker spaniel; and Teal, a labrador puppy. In addition to anthropologist Professor Dame Sue Black, distinguished advocate Baroness Helena Kennedy, and Scotland's first black professor, Sir Geoff Palmer, the King has bestowed the Order of the Thistle upon his brother.
Man bailed following Buckingham Palace gate crash
A man was arrested following a vehicle accident at the entrance to Buckingham Palace in the heart of London. At the scene, armed Metropolitan Police officers apprehended an individual on suspicion of causing criminal damage; he was subsequently transported to the hospital and placed under sectioning under the Mental Health Act. According to the force, no injuries were reported, and the offender has been released on bail.
Earl Spencer reveals childhood abuse at boarding school
Earl Spencer, Princess Diana's younger sibling, has disclosed experiencing childhood sexual abuse. The 59-year-old has elucidated on the sexual assaults and physical abuse he endured at the hands of a female staff member during his boarding school years at Maidwell Hall. In his memoir, he recounts how, at the age of eleven, an assistant matron subjected him to abuse, which caused him such trauma that he engaged in self-harm in fear that she would withdraw from the school.
London is a ‘no-go zone for Jews every weekend’ says adviser
During weekend pro-Palestinian marches, London has become a "no-go zone for Jews," according to the government's counter-extremism commissioner. When addressing extremism, Robin Simcox urged ministers to "be more audacious and willing to assume greater legal risk." A week ago, Prime Minister Rishi Sunak issued a speech warning of "forces attempting to tear the country apart."
A nationwide campaign combats middle lane abuse
32% of drivers claim they engage in middle lane hogging "occasionally," while 5% say they do so "always," according to a recent National Highways survey. Over one-fifth of respondents indicate that they engage in tailgating of other motorists, an action that is also addressed in the Little Changes, Change Everything campaign.
The Birmingham City Council approves “devastating” budget cuts
The Birmingham City Council has authorised a series of service adjustments in anticipation of a 21% increase in council tax over the next two years. The greatest local government in Europe has formally declared bankruptcy and is required to save £300 million. The financial measures have been characterised as "devastating" by members of the council led by the Labour Party.
Police name Shay Kang, 10, died at home
On suspicion of murder, a 33-year-old woman who is believed to be acquainted with the girl has been arrested and is currently being held in detention. The identity of the 10-year-old girl who was found dead in a residence in the West Midlands has been released by the police. On Monday, Shay Kang passed away at a residence in Rowley Regis.