Evening Standard • 5th May 2024

Vigil held for 14-year-old boy killed in Hainault sword attack

More than 300 people gathered at a vigil on Sunday to pay tribute to Daniel Anjorin, a teenage boy killed in a sword attack while walking to school.

The Irish News • 4th May 2024

Students protesting against Gaza war disrupt Cambridge open days

Pro-Palestine demonstrators are disrupting open days at Cambridge as Britain’s leading Jewish student group calls on universities to do more to tackle “antisemitic hatred” on campuses. Activists are telling prospective undergraduates and their families they will be “complicit in Israel’s genocide” in Gaza if they apply to Trinity College, which is said to have invested in an Israeli arms company last year. Students across the UK have started to gather in protest against the war in Gaza, with e

The Independent • 25th April 2024

Man found guilty of wearing headband in support of Hamas

A man has been found guilty of wearing a headband in support of Hamas at a pro-Palestine rally in central London.

BBC News • 24th April 2024

Headband was statement of faith, not pro-Hamas, court told

A man accused of wearing a headband in support of Hamas told police it was a "statement of faith", a court heard.

businessInsider • 19th April 2024

SNP urged to co-operate with police after Murrell embezzlement charge

The SNP has been urged to co-operate with the police investigation into the party’s finances, after its former chief executive Peter Murrell was charged in connection with embezzlement of funds.

The Independent • 19th April 2024

Prayer ban head criticises Braverman for using school as ‘political football’

A headteacher who won a High Court case over a ban on prayer rituals has criticised Suella Braverman for using her school as a “political football”.

Evening Standard • 18th April 2024

Squatters vow to leave Gordon Ramsay pub after lawyers secure High Court order

A group of people locked themselves inside the Grade II-listed York & Albany hotel and gastropub situated just outside Regent’s Park last week.

The Independent • 17th April 2024

Mother of woman killed by husband calls for ‘common sense’ law changes

The mother of a woman bludgeoned to death by her husband more than 13 years ago has called for “common sense” law changes to be made to help protect victims.

The Independent • 17th April 2024

Marcus Trescothick urges more sports stars to speak about mental health struggle

Former England batsman Marcus Trescothick has called for more sports stars to open up about their struggles with mental health.

The Mirror • 17th April 2024

James Whale says he 'might not make the end of this year' amid cancer diagnosis

"I might make the end of this year, I might not," broadcaster James Whale has candidly shared about his ongoing battle with stage four kidney cancer.

The Independent • 17th April 2024

‘I might make the end of this year, I might not’, says broadcaster James Whale

Veteran broadcaster James Whale said he is uncertain about how long he has left as he continues to battle stage four kidney cancer.

The Independent • 17th April 2024

Celebrity baker Paul Hollywood: I would like to see Princess Royal on Bake Off

Celebrity baker and TV presenter Paul Hollywood has said he would like to see the Princess Royal on The Great British Bake Off, as he was made an MBE at Windsor Castle.

Evening Standard • 12th April 2024

Former Royal Mail chief executive unaware group’s lawyers conducted prosecutions

The former chief executive of the Royal Mail Group has said he was not aware that lawyers within the organisation conducted prosecutions.

The Independent • 11th April 2024

Met Police refers itself to watchdog after Westminster stabbing murder

The Metropolitan Police has referred itself to the Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) following the murder of a woman in London.

Evening Standard • 11th April 2024

Man charged with murder after mother stabbed to death in Bradford street

A man has appeared in court after being charged with the murder of a mother who was stabbed to death as she pushed her baby in a pram in a city centre.

The Mirror • 11th April 2024

Girl, 13, cured of rare disease that made arm swell up after 'world first' op

A teenage girl has been cured of a rare and complex medical condition after what doctors called a "world-first" treatment.

The Independent • 5th April 2024

Stage set for landmark Changing of the Guard between French and British troops

Crowds gathered at the gates of Wellington Barracks on Friday as British and French troops rehearsed a landmark Changing of the Guard.

The Independent • 4th April 2024

Deadline for Johnny Mercer to hand over whistleblower names extended

Veterans’ minister Johnny Mercer will no longer have to meet Friday’s deadline to hand over the names of those who told him about alleged special forces murders in Afghanistan.

Evening Standard • 4th April 2024

Aid worker’s brother criticises UK Government after Gaza attack

The brother of James ‘Jim’ Henderson, one of seven aid workers who died in an Israeli air strike in Gaza, has said it is ‘hard to comprehend’ the UK Government’s inaction over the killings.

The Independent • 3rd April 2024

British aid workers killed in Israeli air strike are ‘heroes’ – families

The British aid workers killed in the Israeli air strike in Gaza will be remembered as “heroes”, their families have said.