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Image copyright Getty Images Cow & Gate and Tesco are recalling 15 types of baby food jars as a “precautionary measure” amid concerns some may have been tampered with. Customers who bought food for babies aged over seven months in … Continue reading Cow & Gate baby food jars recalled over tampering fears
Image caption Viv Johnston says she regularly sits at the bench to remember her son Veterans, friends and family come to sit on a bench in Bognor Regis to pause, reflect and remember serviceman Danny Johnston. A simple plaque tells … Continue reading Memorial benches: ‘A quiet reminder of people gone, but not forgotten’
Deals allowing customers to spread payments interest-free are increasing but charities warn of building debts. Source link Continue reading The rapid rise of 'Buy now, pay later'
Image copyright Getty Images By the time Sarah was 17, she had spent £15,000 on 30 cosmetic procedures without having to prove her age. Sarah – not her real name – developed anorexia in her early teens and was treated … Continue reading How a teenager had 30 cosmetic procedures without showing ID
Image copyright Patricia Wiltshire Image caption Prof Patricia Wiltshire giving advice to archaeologists in the early 1990s She is one of the world’s leading forensic ecologists who has helped gather evidence for some of the highest-profile murder cases of recent … Continue reading Forensic science: How pollen is a silent witness to solving murders
Image copyright PA Media Image caption The coins had to be re-produced after Brexit was delayed A commemorative 50p coin marking the UK’s departure from the EU has been unveiled by Chancellor Sajid Javid. The coins bear the inscription “Peace, … Continue reading Brexit day 50p coin unveiled by Chancellor Sajid Javid
Newspaper headlines: Britons in virus airlift and HS2 cost fury By BBC News Staff Image caption “Airlift to save Britons trapped by virus” is the Mail on Sunday’s dramatic take on government plans to evacuate more than 200 Britons from … Continue reading Newspaper headlines: Britons in virus airlift and HS2 cost fury
Medical staff are seen at a hotel lobby where tourists from Hubei province, the centre of the coronavirus outbreak, will have 14-day centralised medical observation, in Haikou, Hainan province, China January 25, 2020. cnsphoto via REUTERS LONDON (Reuters) – Britain … Continue reading Britain advises against all travel to China’s Hubei province
Image copyright PA Media The UK’s fixed-term parliaments could see politicians failing to prioritise climate change, veteran naturalist Sir David Attenborough has suggested. He told the first citizens’ assembly on climate having a five-year government leads to a lack of … Continue reading Sir David Attenborough says fixed-term parliaments lead to lack of climate focus
Britain’s Prince Charles reacts as he meets with Palestinian President Mahmoud Abbas (not pictured) during a visit in Bethlehem in the Israeli-occupied West Bank January 24, 2020. Hazem Bader/Pool via REUTERS LONDON (Reuters) – The heir to the British throne, … Continue reading Prince Charles wants to visit Iran – Sunday Times
Image copyright Getty Images / Chris Brunskill Image caption Jordan Sinnott previously played for Huddersfield Town A Matlock Town FC player has died after being attacked during a night out, police have said. Jordan Sinnott was found unconscious in Market … Continue reading Matlock Town footballer Jordan Sinnott dies after ‘assault on night out’
Image copyright Getty Images A newly-appointed Grenfell Tower fire inquiry panel member has resigned after she was linked to the charitable arm of a firm which supplied the block’s deadly cladding. Benita Mehra said she recognised and respected the “depth … Continue reading Grenfell Tower inquiry member Benita Mehra resigns
