‘Not a good day’ – Green leader Roderic O’Gorman admits that the party faces losing three-quarters of their seats

A visual reconstruction by forensic artist Hew Morrison reveals the face of a Roman gladiator, known only as 6DT19, who likely met a brutal end nearly 2,000 years ago from a large cat attack, possibly a lion. His remains were discovered among 83 decapitated skeletons in York, and he is unique for showing evidence of animal combat injuries, a first of its kind. The burial site, dating back to 1st-4th century AD, is believed to...

Kaliyah Coa, an 11-year-old girl, was confirmed deceased a month after she went missing while playing with friends near Barge House Causeway on March 31, having slipped into the River Thames. Her family expressed their heartbreak, noting the profound impact of her loss, and thanked those involved in the search efforts. Kaliyah’s body was discovered on April 13, and an inquest is scheduled for May 2, as police urge respect for the family's privacy during...

On May 1, 2022, local elections will be held across 23 councils in England, with results expected to impact daily life amid national issues like scandals and the cost of living crisis. Polling closes at 10pm, with immediate counting for some mayoral elections, while most results will be announced the following morning, starting with North Tyneside and West of England at 2am and the anticipated Runcorn and Helsby by-election at 3am. The full results from...

Thousands will celebrate the 80th anniversary of VE Day in London on May 8, 2025, with events including a military procession, a Red Arrows flypast, and a recital of Winston Churchill's speech at Parliament Square. The week of commemorations begins on May 5 with street parties, the return of the ceramic poppies display at the Tower of London, and a concert at Westminster Hall. VE Day itself will feature a service at Westminster Abbey, community...

A London commuter shared his experience of traveling barefoot on the Tube after his flip-flops broke, describing it as both 'gross' and 'freeing.' Despite the grimy floors, which left his feet blackened, he found the sensation enjoyable and noted that fellow passengers were indifferent, likely due to the Tube's often non-sociable atmosphere. He warned others against the experience after seeing the dirt on his feet and decided to stop wearing flip-flops following the incident. Full...

In court, footage of the Sycamore Gap tree's destruction was presented, showing the tree being cut down in under three minutes by Daniel Graham, 39, and Adam Carruthers, 32, who face charges of criminal damage. The video, recorded on Graham's iPhone, features the sounds of a chainsaw and depicts the tree falling after being enhanced by police experts. Prosecutors allege the two men caused £622,191 in damage to the historic tree and Hadrian’s Wall, with...