Man charged with murder of Daejaun Campbell is remanded in custody
A man has appeared in court charged with the murder of a 15-year-old schoolboy. Daejaun Campbell was stabbed to death with a “zombie” knife on Eglinton Road in Woolwich, south-east…
National Bank clears big hurdle in bid to buy Canadian Western Bank
National Bank of Canada says it has cleared a key regulatory hurdle in its proposed acquisition of Canadian Western Bank. The Montreal-based bank says it has received the Competition Bureau’s…
Ontario city approves new ‘renoviction’ bylaw, but will it protect renters?
Despite pushback from some councillors over its effectiveness, London, Ont., passed a “renoviction” bylaw to deter bad landlords from using evictions to force lower-paying tenants out. Earlier this week London…
Police Scotland commit to working with women’s groups on transgender policies
Police Scotland has committed to working with women’s groups and seeking external advice on how to deal with trans offenders, after a U-turn on a policy which allowed rapists to…
Best friends try weeing on cabbage old wives’ tale and say it worked
Best friends tried an old wives’ tale involving red cabbage and say they were shocked to discover it worked. Sleep trainer Jemima Rose Nicholls, 27, and Lily Stewart, 27, a…
Jet2 announce earliest ever release of summer programme for 2026
Jet2.com and Jet2holidays have put their summer programme on sale for 2026 earlier than ever before, with flights and holidays to 21 destinations now available to book from Belfast International…
Martin Lewis reveals how selling simple household items on eBay could earn you a fortune
If you’ve been consigning used toilet rolls to the recycling bin, it might be time for a rethink. Unbelievably, Martin Lewis‘ MoneySavingExpert, suggests you can actually turn this trash into…
Ratings agencies downgrade Thames Water further into ‘junk’ status
Credit agencies Moody’s and S&P have downgraded Thames Water’s debt rating even deeper into junk status, in a fresh blow to the struggling utility.
Government accused of having ‘head in the sand’ over homelessness
The Scottish Government has been accused of having its “head in the sand” over the country’s homelessness crisis, as the First Minister was urged to sack the housing minister. This…
Bristol mum’s tragic final Facebook post before she died from Brazilian Butt Lift procedure
A mum-of-five from Bristol who became the first person in the UK to die from a ‘liquid Brazilian Butt Lift’ operation had shared a touching final Facebook post dedicated to…