15-year-old boy became 43rd London murder victim of the year
The teenager was named locally as Tashuan Jones (Eird) (CORR)
Brexit Party could win first Westminster seat in Leave-backing Peterborough
Nigel Farage and his Brexit Party are well-fancied by bookmakers to secure their first seat in the House of Commons by winning the Peterborough by-election. Set to take place in the coming weeks after support for a petition ousted sitting MP Fiona Onasanya, Betway rates the Brexit Party as 13/8 ...
Wine of the Week: Apothic Inferno
It’s not every day you get to try a wine blended with six full-bodied red grapes before going through an intensive oak ageing process to deliver a uniquely bold flavour layered with maple, vanilla and charred spice more akin to whisky than wine. But thanks to Apothic Wine’s latest release, ...
Restaurant Review: EartH Kitchen
Sitting within the former art deco Dalston cinema on the once gritty stretch of Kingsland Road, EartH Kitchen (the name stands for Evolutionary arts Hackney) is the new venture by the former executive chef of St. JOHN, Chris Gillard and Auro Foxcroft, founder of cultural hub, Village Underground. The new ...
Images show kaleidoscope of colours bursting into bloom in Holland’s tulip fields
Holland's tulip fields turned the landscape into an incredible kaleidoscope of colours when the magnificent crop of tulips bloomed after the recent heatwave
Bombardier sells Belfast operation as it moves to create “single aviation unit”
Bombardier is putting its Belfast operation up for sale as part of a reorganisation of the business. The aerospace firm is selling its entire aerostructures operations, which also has factories in Morocco, in a bid to create a single aviation unit. The Canadian aircraft manufacturer employs about 4,000 people across ...
Fascinating photos show football fans across the country whose jobs are also their teams’ nicknames
These fascinating photos show football fans across the country whose jobs are also their teams' nicknames - with many of the trades now dying out. The footy fans and their careers are a lasting legacy of the working class routes of the English Football League - which is ending this ...
Swans fighting for their lives after disastrous oil spill
125 litres of oil have been dropped into River Welland, which have affected at least 22 swans
New immigration data raises serious concerns over racial profiling in London
By Sophia Akram New data from The Bristol Cable and The Bureau of Investigative Journalism (TBIJ) shows that almost a fifth of all people stopped and asked to prove their immigration status have been British. It follows a previous investigation covering a five year period between 2012 and 2017 that ...