Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor Spotted With Huge Bruise on Face
Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor, the former Duke of York, was seen with a large red mark on his cheek while driving near his Sandringham home. The cause is unknown.
Category : Politics
No Deal in Birmingham Bins Strike Update
Birmingham City Council confirms no agreement reached in ongoing bin strike. Talks continue as residents face further disruption.
West Midlands Reform Leader Backs Farage 'Rage' Remarks
The West Midlands Reform leader has publicly backed Nigel Farage's recent 'rage' comments, sparking debate across the political spectrum in the region.
Bungling Burglar Jailed After Leaving Fingerprint at Scene
Callum Fearon, 34, was jailed for 876 days after leaving a fingerprint at a Nottingham flat burglary. He stole a laptop and purse from a student property.
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No Bins Strike Deal Exists: Birmingham Council
Birmingham City Council clarifies no bins strike deal exists, despite previous claims. The dispute continues as new leadership seeks a lawful settlement.
Birmingham Council Questioned After College Fire
A huge fire at a Birmingham college has prompted an MP to demand answers from the city council over safety and response measures.
WW2 Bomb Found in Coventry Triggers Evacuations
A World War II bomb discovered in Coventry led to evacuations and road closures. Bomb disposal experts handled the device safely.
MP Demands Answers After 'Devastating' Fire at Former College
A huge fire at the former Hunters Hill College in Blackwell has sparked calls for a full investigation. MP Bradley Thomas and councillor Alex Yip question the council's neglect of the site.
Nationwide Issues £337 Scam Alert to 46 Million Households
Nationwide warns 46 million UK households about ticket scams ahead of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with average losses of £337 per victim.
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Coroner to Probe Police Role in Henry Nowak Death
A full inquest into Henry Nowak's death will examine whether police actions contributed to the 18-year-old's fatal stabbing while he was handcuffed and ignored pleas for help.
Public Vote on Wildlife for New UK Banknotes
The Bank of England launches a public vote to choose native animals for future banknotes, with species like hedgehogs, puffins, and kingfishers on the shortlist. Voting ends July 3, 2026.
DWP Confirms £2,100 Increase for State Pensioners
The DWP has confirmed that state pensioners born after 1951 (men) or 1953 (women) will see an increase of around £2,100 in the full new state pension over this Parliament.
DWP issues biggest Pension Credit update for pensioners
The DWP has announced its largest campaign to boost Pension Credit take-up, with state pensions rising by 4.8% from April, benefiting over 12 million pensioners by up to £575.
On This Day: George III Born; Trivia Answers for June 3
King George III was born on this day in 1738. Plus, answers to trivia questions about aardvarks, Marilyn Monroe, and more.
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UK Government Unveils 6 New Aviation Laws for Airlines
The UK government has announced six new laws for airlines including Jet2, Ryanair, TUI, Easyjet, and BA to modernize aviation and enhance passenger protections.
DWP Updates Benefit Fraud Penalties Policy
The DWP has revised its penalties policy, removing 'administrative caution' and outlining enforcement actions for benefit fraud and claimant errors, including prosecution and penalties up to £3,000.
Digbeth Businesses Fight Metro Extension Disruption
Digbeth business owners, led by pub owner Peter Connolly, protest the Eastside Metro Extension causing roadworks, reduced trade, and safety issues. A public meeting is planned.
DWP Rules Out New Assessments for 8 Benefits Groups
The DWP confirms that under Right to Try regulations, starting work or volunteering will not trigger new benefit assessments for eight groups of claimants, including PIP and UC recipients.
Solihull extension dispute resolved with approval
Solihull Council approves house extension in Bonneville Close after residents object, citing commercial letting concerns. Applicant says it's for hobby room.
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Two Pupils Hospitalized After Police Called to School
Two pupils from Jesse Gray Primary School in West Bridgford were taken to hospital as a precaution after emergency services responded to a call this afternoon. Police say the incident is not being treated as criminal.
Councillor demands probe after former college fire
A Birmingham councillor has called for an investigation after a fire 'devastated' the former Hunters Hill College site, raising concerns about neglect and financial mismanagement.
Ex-Police Superintendent Charged in £720k Fraud
A former West Midlands Police superintendent and another person have been charged over a £720,000 investment fraud. They are due in court in July.
Foreign Office Removes 3 Countries from 'Do Not Travel' List
The Foreign Office has removed Israel, Jordan, and Palestine from its 'do not travel' list, leaving 12 countries where travel is advised against.
Interim Police Chief Wants Permanent Role
Acting Chief Constable Scott Green confirms he will apply for the permanent top job at West Midlands Police, citing a desire to continue the force's journey.
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Parents Face £320 Fines for Term-Time Holidays
Parents in England risk fines up to £320 per child for taking term-time holidays, as DfE confirms stricter attendance rules. Over 459,000 fines issued in 2024/25.
UK Schools May Get Temperature Limits Amid Heatwave Fears
The Labour government is considering introducing maximum temperature limits in schools in England and Wales to combat the impact of rising heatwaves on learning and staff safety.
DWP Announces Three Key Changes from July 1, 2026
The DWP has confirmed three major changes starting July 1, 2026, including a new appointment to the SSAC and reappointments of two members, aiming to enhance social security advice.
DCMS: Over-60s Get TV Licence Discounts, No Free Licences for All
The DCMS has responded to a petition calling for free TV licences for all state pensioners, confirming concessions for over-60s in care or disabled, but no universal free licence.
DWP Stops Benefits Next Day Under Tell Us Once Rule
DWP benefits payments may be stopped the next working day after a death is reported via the Tell Us Once service, as confirmed by a government minister.
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DWP State Pension Triple Lock 'Must Go' Says Expert
Jeremy Warner warns the state pension triple lock is unsustainable, urging reform as costs soar. Political cowardice may delay necessary changes.
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