Additional reporting by Charlotte Howard The honking of male drivers into the early hours of the morning made living near the cinema a “complete nightmare”, angry residents said. Drivers keep people awake every night by congregating in the bountiful car park behind Ashford’s Cineworld in Eureka Leisure Park. Video taken by one of the residents … Read more
A councilor called for additional police patrols in the “algae-infested” lake before a child was injured. Cally Gale fears it is only a matter of time before someone is seriously injured or drowns, after the hot weather tempts teenagers to jump into the lake at the new Bellway housing development. The lake is covered in … Read more
By James Landale Diplomatic correspondent, Kyiv 4 hours ago Caption, Ukraine found the remains of a British World War Two Hurricane plane in the woods outside Kyiv The rusty remains of eight British Hurricane fighter planes from the Second World War have been found buried in a forest in Ukraine. The planes were sent to … Read more
Serious crimes are too often committed in Coventry and Warwickshire. Few of us can go long without seeing another grim report of crime in our area. What we can hope for if nothing else is justice. And in the past month, that’s what the criminals were given before the courts. Today, we present the latest … Read more
A dangerous driver and a man made to sign a sex offenders register are among the latest cases to be heard in a court in Devon. Court judges convict people for various criminal acts. They can impose unlimited fines, bans, community orders, and up to a year in prison. Here’s a look at DevonLive’s recent … Read more
By Laura Kuensberg Presenter, Sunday with Laura Kuenssberg 6 hours ago image source, BBC/PA media England has a love-hate relationship with the NHS. But we still love it. As much as 90% of people agree that this service should be free and available to everyone. But with more than seven million people on the waiting … Read more
Ryan Murphy paid tribute as events took place across Northern Ireland to mark the 107th anniversary of one of the deadliest battles of the First World War. At Stormont DUP leader Sir Jeffrey Donaldson joined party mates in honoring those who died. A total of 19,240 British troops died in the first 24 hours of … Read more
Forecasters believe the UK could see some ‘hot and thunderous’ conditions this month as temperatures may be ‘below average’. The prediction from the Met Office comes as North Staffordshire has seen a gray and wet late June – having previously been sizzling in hot conditions. And meteorologists say that while temperatures will creep up on … Read more
We look at their cases. Timothy Dallimore Pedophile Timothy Dallimore told a “13-year-old” schoolgirl that he wanted to see her in uniform, panties and a swimsuit after meeting her online. But he exchanges “increasingly sinister and sexual” messages not with a young teenager named Chloe, but an undercover police officer. The defendant, 49, from Tredegar, … Read more
1 July 2023, 09:14 WIB Caption, Carnival is fully back on the streets for the first time in three years “The reality is that it’s such a big thing that no one is going to own it, except the community – if it doesn’t work for the community, it doesn’t work,” said Pax Nindi, artistic … Read more
By Fiona Murray BBC News IS 1 July 2023, 06:59 WIB image source, Stephen Kelly Caption, A large comb is removed from Paula Denvir’s chimney Paula Denvir thought there was a swarm of wasps at her parents’ house last July and was told they would leave when it got colder. Fast forward a year, and … Read more