Plane Propeller Shreds Paraglider in Mid-Air Collision
A 44-year-old paraglider survived a mid-air collision with a Cessna 172 in Austria, captured on camera. She deployed her reserve parachute and landed with minor injuries.
Category : Devolution
EHRC Women's Rights Guidance Sparks Gender Debate
The EHRC releases guidance affirming women's single-sex spaces, sparking backlash from trans activists. The article criticizes Holyrood's focus on gender ideology over public services, urging a return to core priorities.
Harry Styles Wembley 2026: Travel, Tickets, Pre-Parties Guide
Everything you need for Harry Styles' historic 12-night Wembley residency: setlist, support acts, travel tips, bag policy, and fan park info.
Amandaland's 'Big House' Is a £4.25M Camberwell Victorian Mansion
The lavish home featured in BBC's Amandaland is a 12-bedroom Victorian house in Camberwell, London, once listed for £4.25 million and owned by actor William Chubb.
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Emma Raducanu Hopeful Health Problems Are a Thing of the Past
Emma Raducanu is optimistic her health problems are behind her as she prepares for her French Open first-round match against Solana Sierra on Sunday.
Colombia Sends 500 Troops After Land Clash Kills 7
Colombian security forces deploy over 500 soldiers to Silvia after a land dispute between Indigenous groups leaves 7 dead and 110 injured.
Carney Vows Better Canada After Alberta Independence Vote
PM Mark Carney pledges to build a better Canada after Alberta Premier Danielle Smith announces a public vote on seeking independence, set for Oct 19.
Charlie Heaton as Charles Shelby in Peaky Blinders Spin-off
Stranger Things star Charlie Heaton is pictured as grown-up Charles Selby in the new Peaky Blinders spin-off, set in 1950s Birmingham post-WWII.
McGuinness Mansion Unsold After 14 Months
Paddy and Christine McGuinness' £6.5m mansion has been on the market for 14 months with no interest. Experts say the high price tag is to blame.
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Alberta's Referendum: A Step Towards ‘Wexit’?
Alberta, Canada's oil-rich province, will hold a non-binding referendum in October on whether to pursue secession, amid rising separatist sentiment.
Stonehenge Sarsen Stones: Neolithic Competition Theory
An expert suggests Stonehenge's massive sarsen stones may have been transported as part of a Neolithic competition, adding a new layer to the mystery of the ancient monument.
Raducanu Avoids Top Seeds in French Open Draw
Emma Raducanu faces Solana Sierra in the French Open first round, avoiding top seeds. The British No.1 is unseeded after slipping to 37th in rankings.
King Charles Strum Ukulele on Northern Ireland Visit
King Charles tried his hand at playing the ukulele during a visit to Ards Allotments in Newtownards, as he and Queen Camilla concluded their Northern Ireland tour.
Queen's Teddy and Private Rooms on Display at Holyroodhouse
For the first time, Queen Elizabeth II's private rooms at the Palace of Holyroodhouse are open to the public, featuring her teddy bear 'Haddington' and other personal items.
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Stonewall, Equality Sites Among Most Endangered Historic Places
The National Trust for Historic Preservation lists 11 sites including Stonewall and Women's Rights Park as endangered, with $25,000 grants each.
Jenny Gilruth Named Scotland's Deputy First Minister
John Swinney appoints Jenny Gilruth as Scotland's Deputy First Minister, replacing Kate Forbes. Gilruth calls it 'the greatest honour of my life' and prioritises cost of living and NHS access.
Police Federation Chief: NI Devolution 'Disastrous'
Liam Kelly, head of the Police Federation for Northern Ireland, slammed devolution as 'disastrous', citing budget deficits, falling officer numbers, and political blame-shifting between London and Belfast.
Swinney Re-elected First Minister, Vows to 'Get on with Job'
John Swinney has been re-elected as First Minister of Scotland after a series of votes at Holyrood, promising an ambitious and practical agenda while pushing for a second independence referendum.
Charles and Camilla Try Bodhran Drums and Whiskey in Belfast
King Charles and Queen Camilla played bodhran drums with a folk group and sampled whiskey during a visit to Belfast's Titanic Quarter, ahead of the city hosting the all-Ireland Fleadh festival.
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Boudica's Rebellion: History vs Myth in Roman Britain
Historian Kate Williams and royal biographer Robert Hardman delve into Boudica's doomed rebellion against Rome, exploring facts, myths, and the enduring mystery of her burial site.
Bulgaria's Dara Wins Eurovision 2026 with Bangaranga
Bulgaria secures its first Eurovision victory as Dara's 'Bangaranga' wins the 70th contest in Vienna, bringing hope amid political instability and a boycott over Israel's participation.
Green MSP's Bizarre Rail Plan to Avoid England Sparks Mockery
Newly elected Green MSP Laura Moodie proposes extending Borders rail line to avoid England for freight from Scandinavia to Ireland, drawing ridicule and criticism for lack of seriousness.
Sydney Home Buyers Pay $117k Over Advertised Price
New data reveals underquoting is widespread across Australia, with Sydney homes selling for a median $117,500 above the advertised guide and only 4% of agents listing within 3% of the final sale price.
Dublin's The George: 40 Years of LGBTQ+ Sanctuary
Dublin's iconic LGBTQ+ venue The George marks 40 years as a sanctuary, community, and lifeline for generations, hosting legends from Coolio to Kelis and witnessing Ireland's transformation.
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Green MSP wants Scotland-only railways for independence
Green MSP Laura Moodie calls for new rail lines avoiding England to prepare Scotland for independence, sparking criticism from other parties.
Holyrood Oath Ceremony: Protracted and Performative
The new Scottish Parliament's oath-taking was agonisingly slow, filled with virtue-signalling, floral displays, and flubbed lines, diminishing the gravitas of the occasion.
Daniel Andrews Statue Commemorates 3,000 Days in Office
Work has started on a statue for former Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews, marking his over 3,000 days in office. The $134,304 project follows a standard procurement process.
Billie Jean King, 82, to Graduate College After 60 Years
Tennis legend Billie Jean King, 82, is set to graduate from Cal State LA with a history degree, more than 60 years after she left to pursue her tennis career.
Delta Goodrem Takes Australia to Eurovision Grand Final
Delta Goodrem's ballad 'Eclipse' secures Australia's spot in the Eurovision grand final for the first time since 2023, despite miming the piano due to strict rules.
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Kenneth Gibson Wants Holyrood to Be 'More Enjoyable'
Kenneth Gibson elected as Holyrood's new presiding officer, vows to make Parliament more enjoyable but warns of repercussions for rule breaches.
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