Brexit: Hartley-Brewer clashes with Adonis over ‘BBC bias’ Stuart Murphy, who launched BBC Three in 2003, blasted the broadcaster for “over-catering” to 60-year-old white men and warned the “tide has changed” with viewers. It comes as BBC Three is set to return
Gateshead: 79-year-old Ida Brown on being attacked by thieves Ida Brown, 79, was battered when the yobs dragged her face against a pebble-dashed wall as part of the botched crime. As they fled, they chillingly warned stricken Ida that they would return. Chronicle Live
NHS workers have been at the forefront of the UK’s coronavirus response amid the pandemic, but now the Government is facing a furious backlash after calling for healthcare workers to be restricted to a one percent pay rise. A nursing union suggested
The stickers, which contained offensive language, have since been taken down from buildings, bollards and other structures in Lincoln city centre. Lincolnshire Live reports that no one knows who was responsible for them. The majority of the stickers contained anti-establishment or pandemic-denying
Karen Hauer discusses struggle of living alone in lockdown Mr Johnson enforced another lockdown at the start of January as cases started to spiral following the Christmas period. Schools were moved to remote learning, while people were only allowed to leave their
And that could be too late for many to get their dues, campaigners fear. The scandal was sparked by a failure to add automatic increases to the state pensions of wives, widows and the over-80s. Women who retired under the old state pension system
Brexit: Cornwall fisherman discusses potential outside EU Prime Minister Boris Johnson previously outlined his ‘Ten Point Plan’ to create 250,000 British jobs in clean energy, transport, nature and innovative technologies to allow the UK to reach the legally binding net-zero target by
Earlier this month, Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey warned the EU against mounting a raid on the City of London, saying the “Old Lady” will “resist very firmly” any attempt by Brussels to force financial trading worth trillions of pounds to
Nicola Hodgson, 29, moved into the Leeds property in 2015 and she says that she has been dealing with damp and mould ever since. Due to the extent of the problem, she has now found “slugs and other wildlife” roaming her home.
The vehicle was spotted by South Wales Police early this morning. The car was stopped in Mumbles near Swansea Bay. A social media post on Twitter revealed that the occupants of the vehicle told officers they had travelled to Swansea to “ghost hunt and
Official figures for England also reveal a 15 percent increase in the medicine being issued to under-18s between 2016 and 2019, from 329,954 to 379,134. In the first 11 months of last year, 358,835 antidepressant items were dispensed in the community to