Britvic sued by owners of glamping cabin over image used in holiday competition J2O maker Britvic is being sued for thousands in damages by the owners of a glamping cabin who claim that the company infringed their copyright by using images of the site as part of a competition. Amanda and David Robinson run the
New appeal on 30th anniversary of Melanie Hall disappearance in Bath Detectives have made a fresh appeal for information to help solve the murder of a university graduate on the 30th anniversary of her disappearance. Melanie Hall was last seen at Cadillacs nightclub in Bath in the early hours of June 9 1996 after a night out
Blueprint for defence spending will be a ‘step up’, Starmer vows amid delay The blueprint for Britain’s defence spending will be “another step up” in the amount spent on the military, Sir Keir Starmer has vowed. The Defence Investment Plan will be published before the Nato summit in Turkey, beginning on July 7, the Prime
Andoni Iraola ‘cannot promise success’ but is ready for challenge at Liverpool New Liverpool head coach Andoni Iraola accepts he cannot promise success but is aware of what is expected of him and is ready for the challenge of winning titles. The 43-year-old is understood to have signed a two-year contract, in keeping with his
Andrew sublet Royal Lodge homes and King pays Beatrice and Eugenie’s rent – report Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor received an undisclosed private income from subletting three cottages on his Royal Lodge estate while paying a peppercorn rent for more than two decades, an investigation has shown. The National Audit Office has published a report into the royal
Bison settle into new home in Cumbria in scheme to create wildlife-rich habitat A group of bison from a UK-first conservation project in Kent is settling into its new home in Cumbria as part of a scheme to restore wildlife. Land managers say the animals at Castletown Estate, between the Eden and Esk rivers north
New AI-designed vaccine ‘could protect against whole families of viruses’ New vaccine technology created with the help of artificial intelligence could provide immunity against whole families of viruses and protect people from any future mutations in a single jab, according to scientists. The method could prevent pandemics before they begin, saving millions of lives and
Three Royal Navy helicopter crash victims named as Healey pays tribute Britain’s only serving female commando has been named amongst the three victims of a helicopter crash in Devon. Lieutenant Lily-Mae Fisher, 31, died alongside 42-year-old Lieutenant Commander Chris Gayson and 24-year-old Petty Officer Owen Green following the incident at Sourton Down, near Okehampton, just
Travel disruption as Tube drivers stage second strike of the week London Underground drivers staged their second strike of the week on Thursday causing fresh disruption for travellers in the capital. Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) also walked out on Tuesday after last-ditch talks failed to resolve a dispute over a
Stonehenge altar stone may have travelled from Scotland Researchers believe it may have moved via a glacier The altar stone of Stonehenge could have travelled from north-east Scotland via glacier before reaching Salisbury Plain, a study has found. The six-tonne, sandstone monolith is believed to have originated in the Orcadian Basin in northern Scotland –