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A local business has thanked firefighters by providing them with free food after a gas leak forced an industrial park to evacuate.Bussin Burgers in Verwood, Dorset, provided five emergency service workers with a full meal after the incident on Friday, May 1.Millie Miller, who was working on the day, told GB News how she arrived on Friday afternoon to find the kitchen was completely shut off.Upon arrival, she spoke with both firefighters and neighbouring business owners, who had told businesses at Enterprise Park, Black Moor Road, to evacuate.Despite the evacuation order, Ms Miller regularly checked in with the emergency crew.Once…
A Russian warship has been monitored continuously for an entire month by the Royal Navy. The frigate Admiral Grigorovich has been sailing through UK waters, with patrol ships HMS Tyne, Mersey and Severn all watching it closely.It sailed for the whole of April to the west of the UK and in the North Sea, getting uncomfortably close to the Galloper wind farm just off the Suffolk coast. A Royal Navy spokesman said: “Patrol ships HMS Tyne, HMS Mersey and HMS Severn, tanker RFA Tideforce and Wildcat helicopters from 815 Naval Air Squadron tracked the Russian Navy’s Admiral Grigorovich throughout April.”There…
The King and Queen are set to join a landmark celebration at the Royal Albert Hall, marking half a century since The King’s Trust was established.The special gala brings together the charity’s ambassadors, former beneficiaries, staff members and volunteers for an evening honouring five decades of youth support work.Television presenters Ant and Dec will serve as hosts for the occasion, greeting the royal couple upon their arrival on the red carpet.The event celebrates the countless achievements of young people who have benefited from the organisation’s programmes throughout its 50-year history.The King and Queen are set to join a landmark celebration…
The Ftse 100 has surged during trading hours today amid reports the US and Iran are inching closer to signing a peace deal, which could bring the energy crisis to an end.As of this afternoon, London’s benchmark index climbed 2.3 per cent to reach 10,356.32 by mid-morning, whilst Brent crude slipped to $102.57 per barrel.The rally followed President Donald Trump’s announcement that he was halting “Project Freedom”, the US operation to open the Strait of Hormuz, citing “great progress” towards a “complete and final agreement with the representatives of Iran”.Writing on Truth Social, the US president indicated the pause would…
Pet owners looking to keep their four-legged friends comfortable during the warmer months can try out Aldi’s popular cooling range, with new and returning items coming to stores on May 14.The standout new addition this year is the Colour Changing Cooling Harness, priced at £8.99. It works by revealing a hidden pattern when you dip it in cold water.Once the harness dries out and the pattern disappears, customers know it is time to soak it again. Available in green or orange, it’s a great way to help prevent overheating on those extra warm days.Another new arrival is the Elevated Pet…
Opening the case for the prosecution, William Emlyn Jones KC said the defendant argued with Rook and “in the course of that argument he punched her, he then tried to strangle her, and then he went to the kitchen to get a knife, he came back with the knife and he stabbed her to death.
Football Australia has urged the Victorian government to reverse a ban on World Cup matches being shown on big screens at Melbourne’s Federation Square.Australia supporters have gathered there to watch tournament matches since 2006.However, the Melbourne Arts Precinct, which manages the venue, said behaviour in previous years had been “unacceptable and damaging”.Video of fans celebrating went viral during the 2022 World Cup in Qatar as Australia advanced to the last 16, but there were incidents involving people being injured by flares and projectiles.Supporters also stormed barricades during the 2023 Women’s World Cup semi-final between Australia and England, leading to the…
More than 50 pupils from a secondary school in Lincolnshire staged a walkout this week, boycotting their classes in protest against newly introduced changes to when they can use the toilet.The students from Years 9 and 10 at University Academy Long Sutton claim the new policy effectively bars them from using bathroom facilities during lesson time.The protesting students claim their basic needs are being ignored by the institution, with new rules implemented without a consultation with parents who have subsequently voiced concerns over girls’ sanitary requirements.Henri, who helped organise the demonstration, described the school as “a prison we feel like…
Sir Keir Starmer’s latest move to protect Britain’s Jewish community has been torn apart by the Chief Executive of the Antisemitism Policy Trust.Speaking to GB News, Danny Stone argued “not enough is being done” following a string of antisemitic attacks across the country.Set to be announced in next week’s King’s Speech, Iranian proxies which are behind antisemitic attacks on British soil could now face up to 14 years in prison.The new legislation will grant Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood the ability to designate proxy groups as a foreign intelligence service, even if they are not aware of what foreign country they…
The Princess of Wales visited the University of East London on Wednesday afternoon to continue her ongoing commitment to early childhood development.Dressed in a camel-coloured wide-leg trouser-suit with her hair worn down, Catherine spent time with families who have babies and young children.The engagement focused on discussing recent research into early years care and the significance of building reliable professional support networks around families.During the visit, the princess unveiled a new guide from her Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood.The Princess of Wales visited the University of East London on Wednesday afternoon to continue her ongoing commitment to early childhood…