Lip King banned from BBL procedures in two areas before death
Jordan Parke, known as the 'Lip King', was banned from performing liquid BBLs in Dudley and Salford before Alice Webb died after a procedure in Gloucester.
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Jameela Jamil Sparks Fury with Anti-British Remark
Former BBC star Jameela Jamil called British people 'the most evil in history' and 'colonisers' on her podcast, sparking outrage on social media.
Map reveals 130+ dangerous wild animals across Scotland
Alligators, crocodiles, vipers, and bison are among more than 130 dangerous wild animals kept under licence across Scotland, according to a new interactive map from Born Free.
Welsh Government warns Blaenavon wildfire to burn for days
A wildfire near Blaenavon enters its fourth day, covering over 200 hectares. The Welsh Government warns it will burn for several more days, with smoke affecting communities across south Wales.
Denmark: Tourists told to fight back if wolf attacks
Tourists in Denmark are advised to stand still, make eye contact, and offer 'maximum resistance' if attacked by a wolf, as flyers are distributed in popular areas.
JK Rowling backs Women's Rights Network after event axed
JK Rowling has offered support to Women's Rights Network in Northern Ireland after Féile an Phobail cancelled their event, following complaints.
Food shortage warning issued ‘in next 7 days’ as weather hits UK farmers
Food shortages could hit the UK within seven days, the NFU has warned, as a lack of rain and constant sunshine take their toll on food production.
Fresh calls for energy bill cuts as fuel poverty fears remain
The Government is removing the 5% VAT charge on domestic electricity bills from October 1 until April, but campaigners warn millions still face unaffordable energy costs.
Birkenhead's Next Steps for £3m Town of Culture Award
Birkenhead is shortlisted for the inaugural £3m UK Town of Culture award, the only town in North West England to reach the final 15, with next steps outlined.
Ex-Southern Water boss charged with conspiracy to defraud
Former Southern Water CEO Matthew Wright has been charged with conspiracy to defraud the Environment Agency and Ofwat over allegations of manipulating water quality tests.
Trump threatens to destroy Iran bridges after strike
US President Donald Trump threatened to destroy Iran's bridges and power plants after a reported missile strike on Larak Island in the Strait of Hormuz.
West Lothian Libraries Offer Free Advocacy Service
Four West Lothian libraries launch free, impartial advocacy through a new partnership between SLIC and Advice Direct Scotland, offering face-to-face support for Social Security Scotland benefits.
Drought Warning Expanded as Millions Face Hosepipe Ban
The National Drought Group warns parts of southern, central and eastern England are near drought, with 13 areas in 'prolonged dry weather' stage and potential hosepipe bans for millions more.
Cliff collapses onto Devon beach near tourists
A section of cliff at Jacob's Ladder beach in Sidmouth, Devon, collapsed on Saturday, just metres from holidaymakers, sending red dust across the shore.
Free Dementia Training in Livingston: Connected Lives Programme
Free places are available for Dementia and Social Connection training in Livingston through the Connected Lives programme, empowering Scotland's third sector.
New Brighton Food and Drink Festival 2026: Full Lineup
New Brighton Family Food and Drink Festival returns July 23-26 with 100+ traders, two stages of entertainment, and free entry at The Dips.
Seven Winchburgh Groups Share £4,000 Community Chest Funding
Seven local groups in Winchburgh receive a share of £4,000 Community Chest funding from Winchburgh Developments and Cala Homes to support community projects.
Moss Bank Park unlimited rides for £5 on selected Saturdays
Moss Bank Park in Bolton offers unlimited fairground ride wristbands for £5 on selected Saturdays, with rides including super jets, teacups, and a rollercoaster.
Scientists discover evidence of ancient magma rivers on Mars
British scientists have discovered evidence of ancient magma rivers beneath Mars' surface, suggesting conditions for life may have existed without plate tectonics.
Mars Magma Discovery Could Reshape Search for Alien Life
British scientists found evidence of a vast magma network beneath Mars' surface, suggesting the planet could have sustained life and broadening the range of potentially habitable planets.
Charity shop hunter says Vinted ruined bargain finds
A YouTuber says the rise of Vinted means quality secondhand fashion rarely reaches charity shops, with rails now dominated by cheap fast fashion.
Ex-Southern Water CEO charged with conspiracy to defraud
Former Southern Water CEO Matthew Wright has been charged with conspiracy to defraud authorities over allegations of manipulating water quality tests to avoid penalties.
Parents to spend £2,256 feeding kids this summer
Parents in Britain will spend £2,256 on average feeding their families during the six-week summer break, according to a new study.
Dog trainer warns against letting pets sleep in your bed
A leading dog trainer warns that letting dogs sleep in your bed can cause insecurity and behavioural issues, urging owners to set clear boundaries.
£1.5bn Whitelee Windfarm repower plan to double output
ScottishPower Renewables unveils £1.5 billion plan to repower Whitelee Windfarm, potentially doubling output to 1GW and providing £5m annual community benefits.
Spain to Ban Smoking on Beaches and Terraces Under New Law
Spain's proposed anti-smoking law would ban smoking and vaping on beaches, bar terraces, and other public spaces, with fines starting at €200.
£4m asbestos removal underway at Fazakerley school
Work has begun to clear asbestos from Redbridge and Bank View School in Fazakerley, 11 years after it opened, with £3.8m allocated for the remediation.
Cockroach Infestations Boom Across UK After Heatwaves
Cockroach numbers pose a 'direct risk to human health' as summer heatwaves fuel infestations across the UK, with Sheffield's Moor Market forced to close for two weeks.
Stop patio weeds with boiling water: simple kitchen trick
Boiling water from a kettle effectively kills patio weeds by destroying roots, requiring just five minutes of effort with no chemicals.
Met Office warns of possible heatwave later in August
The Met Office says further heatwaves are possible but not guaranteed, with a risk of hot weather later in August as the UK experiences dry conditions.
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