Traffic brought to standstill as cops help bevy of swans cross the road
Police officers helped feather the family-of-seven across Bath Road, in Stroud yesterday morning
Firefighters tackling a blaze at the top of a high rise building in Glasgow
The fire broke out at the tower block, on Ballater Street, this morning (Thur) with smoke seen billowing out across the area from around 8.30am.
“Ministers will rightly come under pressure today over the job losses at Rolls Royce,” says Union
These type of quality, well paid and skilled jobs will not be easily replaced - it will have a devastating impact on workers but also the economy says GMB union GMB, the union for manufacturing workers, has criticised the Government following the news of 1000s of Rolls Royce job losses. The engineering giant is to cut 4,600 jobs over the next two years as part of a major reorganisation. Today, Secretary of State for business Greg Clark faces an urgent...
World’s ‘number one Michael Jackson impersonator’ in court accused of child cruelty
Navi - whose real name is Adrian Parasram - is accused along with four family members
Extensive ice sheets ‘repeatedly covered much of the UK and Ireland’
New research reveals the British Isles were repeatedly submerged under an ice sheet extending to the centre of the North Sea over a million years earlier than previously thought
“Kangaroo care” for newborns linked to rise in superbugs
Parents could be exposing premature babies to superbugs because they have bacteria on their skin that passes to the newborn, warns new research
Man jailed for sixteen years after stabbing ex-girlfriend after she refused to run away with him
Caleston Jones, 22, appeared at Cambridge Crown Court.
One of Britain’s biggest drug dealers convicted of being head of international smuggling & money laundering gang
Gangster James Mulvey, 42, lived a life of luxury from his lavish Spanish villa earning up to #75,000 a week
Winding roads, rolling mist and wild boar in northern Corsica
The night drive from Bastia to Murato is not for the faint-hearted. It is an ear-popping, nerve-shredding pinball ride through the madly winding hilltop lanes of northern Corsica, where the white line in the middle of the road appears to serve purely for decorative purposes. At one heart-stopping point a young wild boar leaps out of the gorse and into our path to stare us down. His body language says: "It's a hire car, pally. Even if you drive into...