Passenger cap at Dublin Airport must be lifted ‘immediately’, warns airlines boss Willie Walsh

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murder after a 53-year-old father, David Howard, died in an explosion on John Street in Worksop, Nottinghamshire. The explosion destroyed his home and damaged nearby properties, leading to an evacuation of the area. While a 43-year-old suspect has been released on bail, police stress that the investigation is in its early stages and urge the public to avoid speculation as they seek more information about the tragic...

An innovative amphibious boat, reminiscent of a vessel that might be used by Bear Grylls, is assisting RSPB wardens on Coquet Island in caring for the UK's only breeding colony of roseate terns. These endangered birds nest on the island each spring, but wardens face challenges accessing it due to the lack of a safe mooring point or harbor at low tide, limiting boat access to high tide only. This situation complicates the logistics for...

Wages in the UK increased by 5.9% over the three months leading to February, while unemployment remained steady at 4.4%. However, the number of employees on UK company payrolls dropped by 78,000 in March, marking the steepest decline since the peak of the Covid pandemic, following a revised decrease of 8,000 in February. These figures, released by the Office for National Statistics, coincide with concerns that budget measures proposed by Rachel Reeves could result in...

The Met Office has warned of impending gloomy and unsettled weather after a recent warm spell, particularly affecting Western England and Wales. A yellow warning for heavy rain has been issued, set to begin at noon on Tuesday and last for 24 hours, raising concerns about possible transport disruptions, flooding of homes and businesses, and potential power cuts. As the school holidays progress and the Easter weekend approaches, residents should prepare for adverse weather conditions....

The US, represented by Vice-president JD Vance, expresses optimism about negotiating a "great" trade deal with the UK, highlighting Donald Trump's affection for the country and the potential for a mutually beneficial agreement. This comes in the wake of Trump's recent imposition of sweeping tariffs on imports, which has contributed to global economic turmoil, causing stock prices to fall and raising concerns about a possible global recession. The situation underscores the complexities of international trade...

The focus is on three special units within high-security prisons in light of an assault by Hashem Abedi against staff members. HMP Frankland, often referred to as “Monster Mansion” due to its grim appearance, has housed notorious inmates since its opening in 1983, including Peter Sutcliffe, Harold Shipman, and Charles Bronson. Located near a historic priory in Durham, the prison's harsh exterior reflects the serious nature of the offenses committed by its residents. Full Article