1 hour ago About sharing Watch: Horses rescued and homes submerged as floods hit UK By Oliver Slow BBC News A cold weather alert has been issued by the UK Health Security Agency, as parts of England also grapple with flooding following a week of heavy rainfall. The cold snap is expected to last several…
2 hours ago About sharing Prince Andrew, Virginia Giuffre and Ghislaine Maxwell in 2001 By Max Matza BBC News Prince Andrew “spent weeks” at sex offender and financier Jeffrey Epstein’s Florida mansion, according to a third batch of unsealed court files. Juan Alessi, who managed Epstein’s residence in Palm Beach, testified that the Duke of…
9 hours ago About sharing Reeva Steenkamp is one of the many victims of femicide in South Africa By Danai Nesta Kupemba BBC News Should men who murder women be entitled to the privilege of parole? This question around the early release of inmates, albeit under certain conditions, has been raised in South Africa following…
2 hours ago About sharing Draper and Garraway married in 2005 and have two children together By Steven McIntosh, Yasmin Rufo and Becky Morton BBC News In March 2020, during the initial outbreak of Covid-19 in the UK, TV presenter Kate Garraway and her husband Derek Draper discussed the impact the virus could possibly have…
3 hours ago About sharing The hospital said staff had been redeployed and a “huge effort” was under way to manage patient demand By Hugh Pym Health editor The six-day junior doctors’ strike is the longest period of industrial action by NHS workers in its history. We were warned it would pose a “serious threat…
1 hour ago About sharing Watch: Biden: ‘Is democracy still America’s sacred cause?’ By Kayla Epstein & Gary O’Donoghue in New York and Pennsylvania In his first campaign speech of 2024, President Joe Biden cast his likely election opponent, Donald Trump, as a fundamental threat to American democracy. “Whether democracy is still America’s sacred cause…
21 minutes ago About sharing Rishi Sunak defended his Rwanda plans at a press conference on Thursday By Laura Kuenssberg BBC News Rishi Sunak had significant doubts about sending migrants to Rwanda when he was chancellor, papers seen by the BBC suggest. They suggest he wanted to scale back No 10’s original plans. They also…
46 minutes ago About sharing By Vishala Sri-Pathma and Emma Simpson BBC News The Metropolitan Police is looking at “potential fraud offences” committed in the Horizon IT scandal. More than 700 Post Office branch managers were accused of wrongdoing after faulty accounting software made it appear money was missing. The Met said it was investigating…
Lawsuits nationwide are seeking to disqualify Mr Trump, arguing that he engaged in insurrection.
34 minutes ago About sharing Car damaged in a strike in Belgorod where residents are reported to be scared Russia has begun moving some residents from the city of Belgorod following deadly attacks by Ukraine. Governor Vyacheslav Gladkov said several families had left the city, which is close to the Ukrainian border. Twenty-five people were…