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Coinage of George Michael unveiled by the Royal Mint
Unveiled by the Royal Mint is a new collectible coin bearing the image of the late pop icon, George Michael. Michael, who was born and raised in Hertfordshire, and Andrew Ridgeley, a fellow student at Bushey Meads School, established the group Wham! An engraved headshot of Michael, sporting his signature eyeglasses and the chorus from his song "Faith," comprise the collectible.
Arsenal player David Raya trains XL bullies to protect his property
In England and Wales, it became illegal to own an XL bully dog without an exemption certificate at the beginning of this month. Reports indicate that Arsenal goalkeeper David Raya has been protected by an XL Rottweiler dog after several footballers' homes were reportedly targeted by criminals.
Lee Anderson reacts to suspension for ‘Islamophobic’ remarks
Labour and some Tories criticised the former deputy chairman of the Conservative Party's assertion that "Islamists" had "seized control" of the Mayor of London; Sadiq Khan himself stated that it "fed the fire of anti-Muslim hatred." Lee Anderson has acknowledged that the Conservative Party "had no choice" but to suspend him in light of his "Islamophobic" remarks regarding the Mayor of London.
UK fertility rate hits record low, economy threatened
Since time immemorial, women have been bearing fewer offspring, according to data released by the government today. Based on data from the Office for National Statistics, the fertility rate in England and Wales declined to an average of 1.49 children in 2022. This figure, the lowest since records began in 1938, highlights the severity of the ongoing baby crisis, posing a severe threat to the economy.
Plymouth WW2 bomb in garden detonated at sea
A 500-kilogramme (1,102-pound) German weapon from World War II has been detonated at sea, leading to the evacuation of thousands of people from Plymouth. The discovery of the inert device in a garden on St. Michael Avenue on Tuesday resulted in four days of disruption.
King Charles laughs at get-well card with dog in head cone
An international outpouring of support has been directed towards the monarch following his recent cancer diagnosis, as evidenced by the messages delivered to Buckingham Palace. It has been filmed that the King enjoys receiving cards from well-wishers, one of which is a dog bearing the inscription, "At least you don't have to wear a cone!"
Ben Leonard: Scouts reported to police after teen killed wrongfully
Police may investigate whether the Scout Association attempted to obstruct justice after the death of a teenager on a hike. Ben Leonard, 16, from a group visiting Llandudno's Great Orme, fell from cliffs at a height of 200 feet (60 metres).
Government: Trident missiles ensure nuclear capability
During a test on January 30, a Trident missile sank after its boosters failed, marking the second such failure for the UK's Royal Navy nuclear fleet. Although Defense Secretary Grant Shapps acknowledged the anomaly, the government insists the UK's nuclear deterrent remains robust. The incident, reported by The Sun during a trial of the refurbished HMS Vanguard, does not affect the reliability or readiness of the nation's nuclear capabilities. Investments continue in upgrading the nuclear deterrent.
King: ‘Messages, cards since diagnosis brought tears’
King: 'Messages, cards since diagnosis brought tears'
Leicester: Family says missing river boy is so happy
Leicester: Family says missing river boy is so happy
UK EuroMillions winners thought they won £2.60 initially
UK EuroMillions winners thought they won £2.60 initially
The US and UK ambassadors to Russia honour Navalny
The US and UK ambassadors to Russia honour Navalny