UK

Singer D4vd Had Extensive Child Abuse Imagery, Prosecutors Allege in Murder Case

US singer D4vd, real name David Anthony Burke, faces new allegations from prosecutors of possessing a "significant amount" of child sexual abuse images on his phone and iCloud. This development emerged during investigations into the September 2025 discovery of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez's dismembered body in Burke's Tesla. Burke has pleaded not guilty to murder, continuous sexual abuse of a child, and mutilation of remains, with his attorneys asserting his innocence.

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US Justice Department Watchdog Investigates Agency's Handling of Epstein Files Release

World·

Assisted Dying Legislation Stalls in House of Lords After 1,200 Amendments Filed

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Bank of England Deputy Governor Sarah Breeden Expects Global Stock Market Correction

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Morgan McSweeney Denies Vetting Pressure Claims Ahead of MP Appearance Next Week

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Starmer Rejects Trump’s Criticism on Iran War, UK North Sea Energy Policy

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Welsh First Minister Eluned Morgan Admits Losing Ceredigion Penfro Seat Is Possible

Politics·

politics

The Waning of the Trump-Starmer Alliance Amidst Geopolitical Tensions

The once-touted 'bromance' between US President Donald Trump and UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer appears to be in decline, particularly following disagreements over the use of UK military bases in the Iran conflict. This shift presents both challenges and potential opportunities for the UK government, as it navigates a more assertive stance on international affairs.

Eamonn Holmes Recovering After Stroke, Thanks Well-wishers

Veteran broadcaster Eamonn Holmes is recuperating in hospital following a stroke, with his family confirming he is 'doing OK'. The GB News presenter has expressed gratitude for the outpouring of support from fans.

EasyJet Passengers Stranded in Milan Due to Border Control Queues

Approximately 100 EasyJet passengers were left stranded at Milan Linate Airport after their flight to Manchester departed without them, following extensive delays at border control checks. Passengers reported queues of up to three hours, with some experiencing distress due to the heat and lack of amenities. EasyJet has attributed the issue to the new European Entry/Exit System (EES) and offered limited support.

Dan Walker Tribunal: Former Co-host Alleges Bullying

TV presenter Dan Walker is set to appear at an employment tribunal after his former Channel 5 News co-host, Claudia-Liza Vanderpuije, lodged a claim alleging bullying, sexism, and misogyny. ITN, Channel 5's owner Paramount, and ITN CEO Rachel Corp are also named as respondents.

Two Hospitalised After Bus Plunges Down Embankment on A9 in Scottish Highlands

Two individuals were hospitalised following a bus crash down an embankment on the A9 near Aviemore, Scotland. The electric Ember bus, en route from Inverness to Edinburgh, was involved in a single-vehicle collision, prompting a significant emergency response and a temporary closure of the main road.

Four Arrested Over Scottish Businessman's Murder in Kenya

Four individuals have been apprehended in Kenya in connection with the murder of Scottish businessman Campbell Scott, whose body was discovered in a sack last year. The arrests followed an intelligence-led operation, with suspects also linked to multiple violent robberies.

business

UK Fuel Prices: Will the Recent Surge Start to Ease?

British motorists have faced significant increases in petrol and diesel prices due to the US-Israel conflict with Iran, which commenced on 28 February. While wholesale oil prices initially surged, a temporary ceasefire announced on 7 April brought a brief dip, followed by further volatility. Analysts suggest the relentless rise in pump prices may soon slow, but sustained reductions are dependent on the stability of global oil markets and the reopening of the Strait of Hormuz.

health

Welsh Paramedic Graduates Advised to Seek Overseas Employment Amid Recruitment Freeze

Newly qualified paramedics in Wales are being urged to apply for jobs abroad, as the Welsh Ambulance Service has confirmed a freeze on recruitment for this year due to significant financial and operational challenges. This decision impacts approximately 70 students graduating from heavily subsidised paramedic science degrees, despite millions in taxpayer investment in their training.

Plaid Cymru Candidate Rejects Independence as Senedd Election Focus

Plaid Cymru candidate Heledd Fychan has refuted claims that the upcoming Senedd election is primarily about Welsh independence, countering accusations from rival parties that her party would prioritise a UK exit if in government.

health

UK Families Allege Wrong Sperm Used in Northern Cyprus IVF

Multiple UK families claim they received the wrong sperm or egg donors at IVF clinics in Northern Cyprus, with DNA tests supporting their concerns.

Streeting Rejects Claims of Altered Resident Doctor Pay Deal Amid Strike Action

Health Secretary Wes Streeting has strongly denied government alterations to a pay deal aimed at resolving the ongoing dispute with resident doctors, while the British Medical Association (BMA) maintains that terms were changed at the eleventh hour. The current six-day strike in England is nearing its conclusion.

Man Charged with Primrose Hill Murder

A 27-year-old man has been charged with the murder of Finbar Sullivan, who was fatally stabbed in Primrose Hill, north London, last Tuesday.