What the papers say – December 11
Headlines from Syria dominate the UK’s news agenda on Wednesday. The Times and The Guardian report Israel has launched a series of raids on former regime sites in Syria. We…
Judge rejects sale of Infowars to The Onion
A federal judge has rejected the sale of the conspiracy platform Infowars to The Onion satirical news outlet. The ruling comes after Infowars’ Alex Jones claimed a recent bankruptcy auction…
POLL OF THE DAY: Is it time for PM to take farmers seriously and reverse inheritance tax grab?
As farmers prepare for yet another day of demonstrations, GB News asks its members if Prime Minister now needs to take concerns about the tractor tax seriously. The Metropolitan Police…
Bristol man planning to give over 100 meals to homeless across the city
A selfless man in Bristol is planning to give over 100 burger meals out to those sleeping rough in the city today, Wednesday, December 11. Matthew Cox, organiser of the…
Top line, power play explode as Winnipeg Jets demolish Boston 8-1
It’s been a while since the Winnipeg Jets looked that dominant. Playing consecutive games on home ice for the first time in a month, the Jets were powered by their…
We tried the Christmas menu at Bristol’s posh Ivy restaurant and it will bring a smile to any Grinch
It’s easy to see why The Ivy in Clifton Village is still one of the most popular Bristol restaurants for a Christmas meal with a touch of glamour. Housed in…
Fifteen months of roadworks to start next month on main city centre route
Fifteen months of roadworks through a Bristol city centre key route are due to start next month. The works on Victoria Street include installing a two-way segregated cycleway linking up…
Bristol’s Santa flight takes to the skies for the first time since Covid
Bristol’s Santa flight will take to the skies this week for the first time since being grounded by the Covid pandemic. Deserving children and families from all over the South…
Trams for Bristol pledged by Metro Mayor candidate but some say ‘it will never happen’
The creation of a modern tram network for Bristol and Bath is shaping up to be a key campaign promise for some of the top contenders in the upcoming West…
Tallest building in South Bristol’s history proposed in front of Victoria Park
The first plans for what will ultimately be a new residential area of South Bristol have been unveiled, and they include a tower block up to 21 storeys high. Most…