Right, so there’s this case doing the rounds that’s got everyone talking. A pregnant woman gets the boot from her job via text message. Nothing particularly shocking there, sadly. Happens all the time. But here’s the kicker: her boss chucked in a jazz hands emoji whilst doing it. I’m not making this up. Paula Miluska […]
Renata Mahmoud has lived in her Moulsecoomb council house for 19 years. Three kids were raised there. Bills paid on time. No trouble. Then she spent £30,000 upgrading her back garden and now Brighton Council wants her gone. And this took place in May 2025; on May 25th, to be precise, and I’m still having […]
All right, so there I am in my garden yesterday morning with this great coat because it’s September, yeah? Literally ten minutes later I feel like a turkey at Christmas. My wife’s laughing at me from the kitchen window. “Take your coat off, you muppet,” she screams. This is Britain in September 2025. Nobody knows […]
Jay Slater’s disappearance and tragic death rattled people not just in the UK but all over. A holiday meant for fun somehow spiraled into a nightmare, raising tough questions about festival safety, risky hikes, and how quickly things can go wrong. So here’s the deal—we’ll walk through what happened, the key dates, the official findings, […]
Now, how do I even begin with this? I’ve been watching football for 30-odd years and I can’t remember a transfer saga like the Alexander Isak Liverpool transfer news that dominated this summer! Absolute madness from start to finish. My mate called me at half past ten on Sunday night. “They’ve done it,” he said. […]
Deputy Prime Minister and Housing Secretary Angela Rayner has admitted that she underpaid stamp duty on the purchase of her £800,000 seafront flat in Hove, East Sussex, and has referred herself to the Independent Adviser on Ministerial Standards for investigation. The news follows weeks of criticism over her property deals. Some say she saved nearly […]
After an eight-year break, Sunderland AFC has returned to the Premier League. This comeback has sparked excitement among loyal fans and brought back pride at the Stadium of Light. The Black Cats’ path back to England’s elite has not been straightforward. Their journey has been marked by tragedy, resilience, and a lucky Wembley miracle. Sunderland’s […]
Judge Frank Caprio, the popular face of Caught in Providence, died at 88 after a brave fight against pancreatic cancer. His humour, compassion, and strong faith in human goodness made Caprio turn the courtroom into a place of compassion and humanity. His death marks the start of a new era, but his legacy will live […]
My nan was round for breakfast about three years back when Naga Munchetty absolutely demolished some MP on BBC Breakfast. Can’t remember what it was about, probably housing or something, but this bloke kept trying to wriggle out of answering. Naga wasn’t having it. She kept pushing and pushing until he basically admitted his policy […]
The conflict in Gaza, hasn’t it just consumed us all? The images of utter devastation and heartbreaking suffering are constant on our screens. In all this chaos, lots of global leaders are desperate for a way to find some lasting peace. But one voice recently cut through the noise, loud and clear. French President Emmanuel […]
I was having my morning coffee on Saturday when the cutest photos imaginable showed up on my Instagram feed. This tiny baby, all wrapped up in the softest little knitted jumper, sporting a cloud-print beanie that nearly made me weep with joy. Then it hit me. I was looking at the newest member of the […]
Last week, I was chatting with my accountant about my pension contributions when he dropped a proper bombshell. “You might want to check the latest news about salary sacrifice,” he said, looking rather glum. “The government’s got their eyes on pension perks again.” Turns out he wasn’t being dramatic. HMRC plans for a tax raid […]