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The killer of Jacqueline Kirk is handed an additional 15 years in prison.

A man has been sentenced to life in prison for the murder of his ex-partner, who passed away 21 years after he set her on fire. In 1998, Steven Craig reenacted a torture sequence from the film Reservoir Dogs in Weston-super-Mare, severely disfiguring Jacqueline Kirk. Craig was convicted guilty of intentionally...

London Underground strike causes capital-wide transport disruptions

Due to a protracted disagreement over jobs and pensions, picket lines will be erected in front of all London Underground stations, causing agony for millions of passengers. Today, London Underground services are very reduced due to a strike on the London Underground. Members of the Rail, Maritime, and Transport union (RMT)...

Brexit-supporting Next CEO believes the country needs more foreign labor

To alleviate labor shortages, the CEO of Next has urged the British government to allow more foreign employees into the country. Lord Wolfson, a prominent Brexit supporter, stated that the United Kingdom's present immigration policy was stifling economic growth. He suggested that firms should be taxed for employing foreign workers to...

MPs and peers have downloaded I’m A Celeb to vote for Matt Hancock, minister reveals.

On Wednesday, Mr. Hancock, who served as health secretary during the coronavirus outbreak until June 2021, made his debut on I'm A Celebrity… Get Me Out Of Here! to mixed reviews from campmates. A cabinet member stated that "quite a few" MPs and peers have downloaded the I'm A Celebrity…...

PCS strike: 100,000 government staff vote for walkout

The Public and Commercial Services Union announced that over 100,000 civil servants chose to strike over salary and working conditions. The threshold for strike action has been reached in 126 occupations, ranging from border patrol agents to driving test examiners. The PCS demands a 10% salary increase, improved pensions, job stability,...

Game-changing conclusion for Red Roses and New Zealand

Not since Martin Johnson carried the Webb Ellis Cup into the Sydney sky in 2003 has an English rugby union squad in the southern hemisphere been so close to World Cup victory. Similarly, if the Red Roses can enter a select group, it will be a momentous occasion and...

The Crown actor Dominic West advises against ‘imaginative speculation’

West, who portrays Prince Charles in the popular Netflix series, acknowledged that the show had "always courted controversy the closer it was to our times." The Crown actor Dominic West has responded to the season five criticism by calling the royal drama "imaginative speculation" and urged anyone who disagrees to...

In Ukraine, Sean Penn hands Zelenskyy his Oscar. “Win it back”

Since Russia's war began in February, Hollywood actor Sean Penn has visited Ukraine three times and has been a strong supporter of the country during the crisis. Now, he has handed away one of his two Oscars, and President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has a special honor for him as well. Sean...

76-year-old Nazareth singer Dan McCafferty passes away

Dan McCafferty, a founding member of the Scottish hard rock band Nazareth, has passed away at the age of 76. The artist, who was born in Dunfermline, was renowned for his gruff vocals on 1970s rock classics such as Broken Down Angel, Hair Of The Dog, and Love Hurts. He remained...

England beats India to reach the T20 World Cup final and face Pakistan.

England advances to Sunday's final against Pakistan thanks to a brilliant effort by Jos Buttler and Alex Hales, which prevents India from taking a single wicket. England has qualified for the T20 World Cup final after defeating India by ten wickets. Jos Buttler (80) and Alex Hales (86) was the best...

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Premier League announces £40m Guinness partnership

Twenty premier clubs have been informed of a proposed four-year agreement with FTSE-100 beverages behemoth Diageo that would cost more than £41 million.  The Premier League of English football is celebrating a £40 million sponsorship agreement with Guinness, which the Diageo-owned brand secured after Heineken withdrew its competition.

What follows pro-China Maldives leader, massive win?

The decisive victory of Maldivian President Mohamed Muizzu's party in Sunday's parliamentary elections was not anticipated by many. This individual's victory in the presidential election the year prior was due to an accident.  During that period, the 45-year-old mayor of the capital Male abruptly registered as a proxy candidate for the presidency, after the opposition leader, former President Abdulla Yameen, was disqualified from running by the Supreme Court on account of a bribery conviction.

Lloyds’ profits plummet after a record-breaking year

According to the largest mortgage lender in Britain, pre-tax earnings decreased by 28% in the first quarter of 2024. Nevertheless, it maintained that the decline was consistent with anticipated outcomes. Profits at Lloyds Banking Group have decreased since the company posted record-breaking results the previous year.

Russia arrests corruption-linked deputy defence minister

Deputy Defence Minister Timur Ivanov was apprehended by Russia on charges of organized corruption, constituting the most prominent case since the commencement of Russia's full-scale military campaign against Ukraine.  Russia's Investigative Committee issued a brief statement on Wednesday, attributing the arrest to a statute that prohibits accepting gratuities "on a particularly large scale" and stating that the incident occurred overnight.