King Charles warned to apologise for slavery on Bahamas trip
King Charles has been told he should come prepared to apologise for slavery's legacy during his Bahamas visit with Queen Camilla from October 27 to November 4.
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George Takei pledges $21m estate to Japanese American museum
Star Trek legend George Takei, 89, and husband Brad have pledged their $21m estate to the Japanese American National Museum, securing a named gallery space.
Swindon man charged with assisting Russian intelligence
Joshua Cammidge, 31, has been charged under the National Security Act after an investigation led by counter-terrorism policing London.
Jamaica takes slavery reparations push directly to King Charles
Jamaica will formally petition King Charles to refer three legal questions on slavery reparations to the Privy Council, seeking clarity on Britain's legal responsibility for enslavement.
British Museum talks on returning Jamaican artefacts
Jamaica's culture minister will meet British Museum officials to discuss repatriating zemi sculptures, despite the artefacts not being stolen.
Graeme Souness to climb Ben Nevis in Three Peaks charity challenge
Graeme Souness will climb Ben Nevis, Snowdon and Scafell Pike over three days to raise at least £500,000 for Debra UK, supporting people with epidermolysis bullosa.
Souness to climb UK’s highest peaks for charity
Graeme Souness will climb Ben Nevis, Snowdon and Scafell Pike in three days, aiming to raise at least £500,000 for Debra UK to fund EB clinical trials.
Pipe bands to entertain Callander crowds in Siobhan Cattigan fundraiser
Callander hosts Siobhan's Legacy of Love fundraiser on Sunday from 12.30pm in Ancaster Square, featuring pipe bands and dancers, raising funds for Glasgow Children's Hospital Charity.
UK offers £5m to Nepal after devastating flash floods
The UK has offered £5 million to help Nepal's government after flash floods killed at least 165 people and left dozens of British nationals missing.
Scotmid Venezuela Earthquake Appeal Raises £22k in Four Weeks
Scotmid, Semichem and Lakes & Dales Co-op stores in Lanarkshire raised £22,000 for the DEC Venezuela Earthquake Appeal in four weeks via 10p Pennies donations.
Legacy of Wirral schoolboy who drowned in sea continues
Sam Capper, 15, drowned after a five-foot wave swept him into the sea in 2012. Nearly £40,000 has been raised in his memory for Burry Port RNLI.
Prince Harry Halts Diana Fund Donations to Sentebale
Prince Harry has redirected funds from the Diana Memorial Fund away from Sentebale to Elephants Without Borders, following last year's dispute with the charity's chairwoman.
Surrogacy helped my sister and friends; law must catch up
Hazel Davis, a surrogate, responds to a letter on surrogacy risks, sharing her experience and arguing the law fails children's interests.
Retired Northumberland vet on 21st Ukraine mission after £14k boost
Retired Northumberland vet Graeme Reavley, 68, has set off on his 21st humanitarian mission to Ukraine after receiving a £14,000 funding boost, delivering vehicles and supplies.
Jason Arday family crowdfunder passes £40,000
More than £40,000 has been raised for the family of former Cambridge professor Jason Arday after a Windrush campaigner launched a fundraising drive in his memory.
MSP welcomes £532,535 support for hospital families
Almond Valley MSP Angela Constance welcomed figures showing 2,216 families across NHS Lothian received financial support through the Young Patients Family Fund in 2025/26.
Morrisons' Yellow Sticker Campaign Supports Marie Curie
Morrisons' yellow stickers this August signal support for Marie Curie, with donations from each product sold, including the rebranded Cob for Care.
William and Kate's charity overtakes Harry and Meghan's
The Royal Foundation of the Prince and Princess of Wales has overtaken Archewell Philanthropies in annual revenues, with £8.7m from US alone in 2025.
SNP Donations Still Sensitive Despite £500k Surplus
SNP's 2025 accounts show £500k surplus, but donor issues persist, including potential refund claims over ring-fenced referendum fund.
Summer Brick Club gets £500 Taylor Wimpey donation
Taylor Wimpey East Scotland donates £500 to Winchburgh Community Development Trust, expanding its Summer Brick Club for more local children.
PM Andy Burnham's Wristband Tribute to Brave Teen Joe
Prime Minister Andy Burnham wears a Joseph's Goal wristband in support of Joe Kendrick, a Wigan teen with a rare condition. The bracelet has been seen at key moments, from his swearing-in to meeting Zelenskyy.
MSP Welcomes Young Patients Family Fund Figures
400 families in Lanarkshire received £72,267 through the Young Patients Family Fund in 2025/26, supporting travel, food, and accommodation for hospital visits.
Taylor Wimpey Donates £1,125 to Share Alike in East Kilbride
Taylor Wimpey West Scotland donates £1,125 to Share Alike, raising total to £3,150 of £5,625 pledged at Amble Court development.
Aldi gives 10p per Piccolato pack to Teenage Cancer Trust
Aldi is donating 10p from every 220g pack of Piccolato Tomatoes sold from August 3-16 to Teenage Cancer Trust, supporting young people with cancer.
Aldi Scotland Supermarket Sweep returns for CHAS charity
Aldi Scotland's Supermarket Sweep is back for an eleventh year, offering Central Scotland shoppers a five-minute trolley dash to raise funds for CHAS.
Ex-Footballers Claim 'Financial Grooming' as Investment Fraud Scandal Widens
Former footballers accuse HMRC of pursuing victims of investment fraud after failed schemes led to huge tax bills.
Bill Gates pays £6.2bn to ex-wife's charity in divorce settlement
Bill Gates donated $7.88bn to ex-wife Melinda French Gates' charity in 2024, revealing financial terms of their 2021 divorce.
Granddaughter's mission for Tyneside granddad with cancer
A Tyneside granddad with terminal mesothelioma has been given nine to twelve months to live, and his granddaughter is raising funds for his final months.
Prudhoe family lose all in house fire as community rallies
Prudhoe mum and daughters escape house fire with just the pyjamas on their backs, losing everything; online fundraiser and community support launched.
Burnham urged to honour international aid commitments
Andy Burnham is facing calls to ensure Greater Manchester meets its international aid obligations, with critics saying current efforts fall short.
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