Film about rap trio Kneecap wins seven gongs at British Independent Film Awards
A film about Irish rap trio Kneecap has won seven gongs at the British Independent Film Awards (BIFA) 2024 including Best British Independent Film.
Flu ‘skyrocketing’ amid spike in cases among children
Cases of flu are “skyrocketing”, health leaders have warned as they urged people to get their flu jab “now or never”. People eligible for a free flu jab or spray…
Israeli strikes on Gaza flour distribution line, residential area kill 22
Palestinians searching for food amid massive shortage and hunger ‘targeted’ in Jabalia refugee camp and Rafah. Palestinians outside Al-Aqsa Hospital in central Gaza carry the covered bodies of the Hirzallah…
UK train fares highest in Europe, study claims
Train operators serving the UK are the most expensive in Europe, according to new analysis.
Beirut under Israeli bombing
Bombardment sometimes comes with no warning at all as Israel targets what they say are high-value Hezbollah targets.
Syrians who fled home rejoice at Assad’s ouster, although some are cautious
Syrians across the Middle East celebrate the fall of the al-Assad regime and express hope to return to their homeland. People people celebrate at Masnaa Border Crossing between Lebanon and…
Co Antrim town celebrates as UVF-linked thug ‘hopefully going to jail for long time’
Winkie Irvine’s gun ‘pal’ Robin Workman is allegedly linked to the UVF in Larne and likes to throw his weight around, it can be revealed.
Luke Littler reacts to ‘mad’ Sports Personality of the Year nomination with history on the cards
Luke Littler has been left stunned after he was confirmed on the shortlist of nominees for the 2024 Sports Personality of the Year awards. The teenager became an overnight sensation…
Jon Harley explains Portsmouth disappointment after dominant Fratton Park win over Bristol City
Portsmouth coach Jon Harley admitted his side were disappointed to only be leading Bristol City by a single goal at half-time having dominated the opening 45 minutes against the Robins.…
New minibuses to get disabled children in Bristol to school will save taxpayer millions
A fleet of new minibuses to get disabled children in Bristol to school and back will save the taxpayer millions. Currently taxis are used to get many children with special…