Food trader apologises for pro-IRA song at Belfast Fleadh
The Hatch apologises after accidentally playing pro-IRA song at Belfast Fleadh, prompting formal complaint and council statement.
The Hatch apologises after accidentally playing pro-IRA song at Belfast Fleadh, prompting formal complaint and council statement.
A new musical explores how loneliness and grief drive people to conspiracy theories like Flat Earth, revealing unexpected human truths.
Westport Veterinary Clinic's annual Pet Trail in Linlithgow saw 10 lifelike pets hidden in shop windows, with prizes including a VIP Vet Experience.
Chelsea defender Valentin Barco faces backlash after gifting his daughter a pony with dyed pink hair, which his wife defended as safe and washable.
A Welsh mum explains why she didn't scold her son for pushing another child at soft play, saying he defended his friend from bullying.
Psychic Inbaal Honigman warns that viral tarot videos are often 'pointless and meaningless,' urging viewers to be vigilant of fraudsters and AI-generated content online.
Residents in Cardiff's Cathays area are hit by flytipping, with furniture and a kitchen sink dumped on streets, prompting council action.
Reform UK's Zia Yusuf will announce plans to fine companies 10% of global revenues for hiring illegal migrants if the party wins the next general election.
Opinion: Labour's latest excuse blaming Michael Gove for NEETs is codswallop; Rachel Reeves' policies are the real cause.
A year after the Supreme Court ruling on sex, women are still being told to compromise their safety to spare men's feelings, as public institutions resist compliance.
A campaign to improve Liverpool's 'forgotten' Speke community is gaining pace after an ECHO report, with new community group forming and a meeting planned.
Glasgow must address far-right violence and underlying poverty to prevent extremism, as anti-immigration protest turns violent.
Abdul El-Sayed's Michigan Senate campaign shows Democrats how to reclaim nationalism and populism, and turn GOP money advantages against them.
Pakistan imposes severe new restrictions on international media, barring reporting outside Islamabad, Karachi, and Lahore, sparking backlash from journalist groups.
Joanna Whaley, a former megachurch pastor who endured conversion practices, wins Democratic primary, becoming the first transgender nominee for Michigan's state legislature.
Children and parents in Coltness have launched a petition urging North Lanarkshire Council to install a new play area, citing the lack of local playgrounds.
Fifa president Gianni Infantino faces growing opposition after Jordan's FA chief accuses him of blackmail over World Cup sell-off plan, as crisis deepens.
Reform UK chairman Lee Anderson broadcast live from French migrant camps, warning that undocumented migrants will soon be in UK streets, sparking viewer fury.
Jean-Claude Perrottet, brother of ex-NSW premier, tells Icac he paid for memberships and recruited to 'dodgy' branches, as Liberal leader defers Tudehope's fate.
Abdul El-Sayed's progressive primary win in Michigan signals a shift for Democrats, with a tough general election ahead that could reshape 2028 politics.
A 12% drop in Spanish women sunbathing topless since 2017 raises concerns about safety, with fears of being filmed and harassed.
A petition to save Jodrell Bank Observatory has surpassed 5,000 signatures in just over a week, following funding cuts that threaten the iconic site's closure.
Reform UK MP Sarah Pochin faces backlash and a community note on X for mocking France's WWII efforts, drawing criticism from ex-UKIP leader Henry Bolton.
A cat was shot with a pellet gun in Walton, Liverpool, prompting police to issue a warning and appeal for information. The incident occurred near Longmoor Grove on July 7.
Window cleaner Jake Lucero and cleaning expert Lynsey Crombie advise against cleaning windows in direct sunlight, as heat causes streaks and damage.
The BBC received 124 complaints after activist Daze Aghaji's comments about the murdered Ann Widdecombe on Politics Live, prompting a bias storm.
Asda, Tesco, Co-op and Sainsbury's have stopped selling disposable BBQs due to wildfire risk, following NFCC guidance during record dry conditions.
Cameron Shields, 26, died unexpectedly at home in Edinburgh on July 15. His family has been left heartbroken, and a fundraiser has raised £1,500.
A crowdfunder has raised £8,700 for a memorial for Letti Cole, 5, who drowned in Worcestershire. Tributes pour in for the 'little angel'.
Kemi Badenoch faces calls to drop former neo-Nazi Joshua Bonehill-Paine as a Conservative candidate after he subjected Baroness Berger to antisemitic abuse.