Historians may have finally worked out how many penises are on the Bayeux Tapestry

Despite previous outcry, the metal band Plague of Angels performed to a cheering crowd of 1,400 at York Minster, an 800-year-old cathedral, on Friday evening. The concert had been criticized by some congregation members as “shocking and deeply inappropriate,” with threats of protests labeling the event an “outright insult” to their faith. However, the anticipated protests did not materialize, allowing the concert to proceed as planned. Full Article

A mother, Karolina Zurawska, was detained indefinitely after killing her six-year-old son, Alexander Zurawski, with a handsaw and attempting to stab her father, Krzysztof Siwi, in Swansea. Alexander was found dead at home, and Zurawska expressed remorse during her arrest, claiming she had killed her child who was recovering from a brain tumor. She pleaded guilty to manslaughter due to diminished responsibility, with psychiatric evaluations indicating she was suffering from a psychotic illness at the...

Luigi Mangione, 26, has pleaded not guilty to federal murder and stalking charges related to the killing of UnitedHealthcare CEO Brian Thompson, who was shot outside a Midtown Manhattan hotel in December. During his arraignment in New York Federal Court, Mangione appeared in prison attire and was accompanied by his lawyers, with federal prosecutors indicating they will seek the death penalty. Supporters rallied outside the courthouse, while a state trial is set to proceed before...

This week, the UK and the International Energy Agency hosted an international conference at Lancaster House in London, bringing together ministers and officials from 60 countries to discuss energy security, focusing on critical minerals, nuclear power, and the 'weaponisation' of energy supplies. The EU had a strong presence, and the US was represented by a high-ranking official, while China notably did not attend. These discussions highlight the global emphasis on addressing energy security challenges amidst...

SummaryAnthony John Felton, a 54-year-old headteacher, has been sentenced to over two years in prison for attacking his deputy, Richard Pyke, 51, with a large adjustable spanner. The assault, driven by “overwhelming sexual jealousy” regarding Pyke's suspected affair with a teacher, was captured on video, showing Felton ambushing Pyke from behind and swinging the tool at his head. Felton concealed the wrench in his jacket pocket prior to the attack, highlighting the premeditated nature of...

Scope, a disability charity, is set to reduce its workforce by over 20% this year due to increasing financial pressures, with approximately one-third of the affected employees being disabled. The charity announced a consultation regarding plans to place 124 of its 326 corporate roles at risk of redundancy, which is expected to lead to around 70 job losses by summer. This decision reflects the organization's struggle to maintain operations amid challenging economic conditions. Full Article