20 arrests have been made as thousands of people descended on London for a pro-Palestine protest Earlier, a two-minute silence was held to reflect on lives lost in the conflict in Gaza since October 2023. The Metropolitan Police posted on X saying: “A total of 20 arrests have so far been made during today’s protest:
Man sustained ‘serious injuries’ in tiger enclosure at Yorkshire Wildlife Park Emergency services were contacted after the man entered the enclosure and was “attacked” by the tiger shortly after 1.30pm on Saturday South Yorkshire Police (SYP) have said the tiger remained in the enclosure and the Wildlife Park was subsequently evacuated. A police spokesperson said:
Russian attacks kill 17 in Ukraine after Trump strikes diesel deal with Putin It comes a day after the US President announced a deal to buy Russian diesel which Kyiv warns will help bankroll Moscow’s war Three children were among those killed when Russian aerial bombs hit residential buildings in Zaporizhzhia, Mykhailo Semikin, the head
Teen dies in Staffordshire: Four arrested on suspicion of murder Officers were called to the Meir area of Stoke-on-Trent late on Friday night Four people have been arrested on suspicion of murder after a teenager died in Stoke-on-Trent on Friday night, Staffordshire Police have said. Officers were called to reports of violence in Brookhouse Road
Give mental health ‘equal priority’ in NHS reforms, psychiatrists urge Psychiatrists have urged the Scottish Government to give mental health “equal priority” to physical health in its NHS reform agenda, amid an increase in demand for services. The Royal College of Psychiatrists in Scotland (RCPsychiS) said proposed health and social care reforms are a “once-in-a-generation
Queen says King loves biographies and will ‘roar with laughter’ while reading The Queen said the King loves reading biographies and will “roar” with laughter occasionally when they read before dinner. Camilla made the comments in the BBC Arts programme The Book That Changed My Life, which is due to air next week. In the
NI Secretary Sir Chris Bryant bans Drumcree parade Northern Ireland Secretary Sir Chris Bryant has announced that he is to ban the contentious Drumcree parade. Sir Chris told the Press Association it had not not been possible to find accommodation between the Orange Order and nationalist residents of the Garvaghy Road in Portadown. The stand-off
England win in Crete to take healthy lead into return play-off against Greece England will take a comfortable lead into the second leg of their Women’s World Cup play-off semi-final after they earned a 3-1 victory over Greece in Crete. Sarina Wiegman’s side will look to finish the job when the two teams meet in
Lib Dem MP quits front bench ‘in bid to topple Sir Ed Davey’ A senior Liberal Democrat MP has quit the party’s front bench in what is reported to be an effort to topple leader Sir Ed Davey. The party confirmed that Charlie Maynard, the MP for Witney, had quit as a Treasury spokesman on
King privately funded Andrew’s Royal Lodge repair and restoration costs The King has privately made funds available for Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor’s repair and restoration costs on the Royal Lodge. The Press Association understands Charles made the money available to his brother through his private income to ensure the Crown Estate was reimbursed. On Friday, it was