Lucy Letby police chief slams baby killer’s supporters as he says ‘no stone unturned’

In UK politics, the recent recall for a steel debate has sparked discussions on presenteeism among MPs, particularly on social media platform X. This situation contrasts sharply with the experiences of millions of UK workers, such as doctors, nurses, and hospitality staff, who often work weekends without feeling the need to showcase their efforts through social media. The juxtap highlights the disconnect between the political elite and the everyday realities faced by many in the...

UK residents traveling to the US decreased by 14.3% in March 2024 compared to the same month in 2023, raising concerns within the travel industry about a potential ongoing decline. This reduction in travel follows the case of backpacker Rebecca Burke, who was detained by US immigration officials for nearly three weeks in February and subsequently began urging others to avoid traveling to America. Official figures indicate that her experience may have influenced British travelers'...

A proposed division of Ukraine resembling post-WWII Berlin is suggested as a potential solution to end Russia's invasion, with British and French soldiers possibly patrolling western zones. US envoy Keith Kellogg clarified that the US would not provide troops and emphasized the need for a demilitarized zone to prevent conflict. Critics question the plan's effectiveness in securing lasting peace in Ukraine, while the UK ministry of defence downplays reports of deploying forces as 'pure speculation'....

to a minimum and avoid including any personal opinions or interpretations. The Kallos Gallery in London has withdrawn an ancient Greek amphora from sale following evidence linking it to a notorious smuggler, after concerns were raised by an expert in the illegal trade of antiquities. The black-figure amphora, dating back to around 550BC, was removed after the Observer contacted the gallery about the issue, highlighting the need for dealers to take more proactive measures to...

Four senior UK police officers are calling for the government to ban children under 16 from social media platforms, citing concerns that they are "fuelling and enabling" crime. This comes after the release of Netflix's Adolescence sparked a moral panic in the media. The officers believe that additional controls on social media are necessary for public safety, national security, and the mental health of young people. Full Article

Prince Harry, the Duke of Sussex, expressed his frustration over the removal of his security after he and Meghan Markle stepped back from their royal duties, calling it "difficult to swallow". Harry believes that the decision to remove his UK security was a deliberate attempt to pressure him to return to the UK and royal life. The ongoing legal battle to reinstate his police protection has left him feeling exhausted. Full Article