Driver blames sensor after electric car kills boy, 5
A five-year-old boy died after an electric Volkswagen allegedly surged forward when he touched a sensor, a court hears. The driver denies causing death by careless driving.
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Secret £81k Digital ID Job Advert Sparks Public Fury
The Cabinet Office has confirmed a leaked advert for a £81,000 role to spearhead the controversial digital ID scheme, despite millions signing a petition against it. Read the full story.
EV 'had no faults' in fatal crash killing boy, court hears
A court hears an electric Volkswagen had 'no faults' when it killed a 5-year-old in London. The driver claims the vehicle accelerated on its own. Read the latest from the Old Bailey trial.
Court Hears Electric Car in 'Perfect Working Order' Before Fatal Crash
A forensic expert told the Old Bailey an electric Volkswagen ID.4 that killed a five-year-old boy was fault-free. The driver denies causing death by careless driving. Read the latest from the trial.
Electric car in fatal crash had no fault, court told
A court hears an electric Volkswagen that killed a five-year-old boy was in perfect working order, with police experts stating driver pedal confusion caused the tragic accident. Read the full trial details.
Child dies in London electric car 'sudden acceleration' incident
A five-year-old boy died after being struck by a Volkswagen ID.4 that allegedly accelerated on its own in a London car park, a court hears. The driver denies causing death by careless driving.
£13m of public money given to LGBT Youth Scotland
Exclusive: Over £13million in taxpayer funds has been given to LGBT Youth Scotland in the past decade, despite its former CEO being a convicted paedophile. Read the full investigation.
£13m of public money given to LGBT Youth Scotland
Exclusive: Over £13million in taxpayer funds has been given to LGBT Youth Scotland in the past decade, despite its former chief being a convicted paedophile. Read the full investigation.
Poll: Public Support for Digital ID Cards Collapses
Exclusive polling reveals a dramatic drop in support for Keir Starmer's mandatory Digital ID plan, with opposition now outstripping backing. Critics call the scheme 'undemocratic'.
Poll: Public Opposition to Digital ID Cards Grows
Support for Keir Starmer's mandatory Digital ID scheme has collapsed, a new poll shows. Calls mount for the PM to scrap the plan amid privacy and cost fears. Read the full story.
Digital IDs for Newborns? Secret Whitehall Plan Sparks Fury
Ministers secretly consider lifelong digital IDs for babies, expanding Keir Starmer's controversial scheme. Critics call it a 'sinister overreach' and 'creeping state surveillance'.
Digital ID for Newborns? Labour's Controversial Plan
Ministers secretly consider issuing lifelong digital IDs to babies, expanding a scheme sold as tackling illegal immigration. Critics call it a 'sinister' state overreach.
New 2026 UK Drone Law: Fines for Unregistered Pilots
From 1 Jan 2026, UK drone pilots must pass a CAA theory test and register or face penalties. Learn the new weight-based rules for Flyer and Operator IDs.
Charity Sector Faces Ominous Financial Crunch in 2026
Britain's voluntary organisations are battling rising demand and falling funds. As Labour's 'covenant' is tested, we examine if the sector can survive doing more with less.
UK charities face funding crisis and rising demand
Britain's voluntary sector faces a severe financial crunch in 2026, with rising demand, falling donations, and government underfunding threatening vital services. Read the analysis and what must be done.
Utah's 'red-stripe' ID law for DUI offenders starts Jan 1
From New Year's Day, Utah enforces tougher alcohol laws, including mandatory ID checks for all and a 'red-stripe' licence for serious DUI offenders. Read the full details.
Bird Song App Merlin Takes UK by Storm
The Merlin Bird ID app, using AI to identify birdsong, has seen an 88% surge in UK users. Discover how it's connecting people to nature and boosting mental wellbeing.
Martin Lewis urges lucrative state pension check
Martin Lewis urges Brits to check for gaps in their National Insurance record. Making voluntary contributions could significantly boost your state pension income.
AI Santa in Trump's ICE Deportation Video Sparks Controversy
The Trump administration releases an AI-generated Christmas video featuring Santa Claus as an ICE agent, urging migrants to self-deport. Discover the details and the $3,000 incentive.
MA Services Group enters administration, 300 jobs at risk
The MA Services Group, a major UK facilities management firm, has collapsed into voluntary administration, putting approximately 300 jobs in jeopardy. Read the full story on the firm's financial crisis.
VW Delays US Buzz Electric Van Until 2027
Volkswagen pauses US sales of its electric ID. Buzz for 2026, citing a cooling EV market and disappointing sales. The rebooted model is now slated for a 2027 arrival. Read the full analysis.
Shetland Mum's Shock £140 Roaming Bill on UK Ferry
A Shetland woman was charged £140 in mobile roaming fees on a domestic ferry. Discover why it happened and how to avoid similar charges on UK lifeline services.
Charities warn of 3 million volunteer shortfall after Christmas
Two in five Brits plan to volunteer this Christmas, but the Royal Voluntary Service warns of a 44% drop in applications come January. Discover unique roles and how to help close the gap all year.
Germany revives voluntary military service
German lawmakers approve a new recruitment drive targeting 18-year-olds, aiming to bolster defence capabilities. Discover the details of the plan and its European context.
UK beauty firm Mallows Beauty collapses into liquidation
Mallows Beauty, a multi-million pound British beauty brand, has entered voluntary liquidation, making 25 staff redundant and leaving creditors owed £1.9m. Read the full story.
Australian Caravan Maker Zone RV Enters Administration
Luxury caravan manufacturer Zone RV has entered voluntary administration, putting 250 jobs in doubt and leaving customers stranded just before Christmas. Read the full story.
25-year-old chooses assisted dying after rare illness
Annaliese Holland, 25, shares her decision for assisted dying after a lifelong battle with a rare autoimmune disorder. Read her powerful story of pain and peace.
France introduces voluntary military service for youth
President Macron announces new 10-month voluntary military service for 18-19 year olds, aiming to strengthen France's defence capabilities against accelerating global threats. Read the full details.
Trampoline Park Closure Leaves Parties in Limbo
Jummps Indoor Trampoline Park on the Gold Coast enters voluntary administration, leaving pre-booked birthday parties cancelled and parents demanding refunds. Get the latest updates.
Guatemalan Woman's Body Returns After US Shooting
The body of María Florinda Ríos Pérez, a Guatemalan mother shot dead in Indiana, has been repatriated. Her family mourns as the suspect faces trial. Read the full story.
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