Oliver Grant
From North Korean Refugee to South Korean Governor: Ji Seong-ho's Remarkable Journey
Ji Seong-ho, a North Korean defector, has been appointed governor of his former home province in South Korea's shadow administration. His story of survival and success offers hope for reunification efforts.
Tragic Fall: 8-Year-Old Boy Dies in Nottingham Window Incident
An 8-year-old boy has tragically died after falling from a house window in Nottingham. Police are investigating the incident and appealing for public assistance with information and dashcam footage.
Notorious Shoplifter Banned from All Stores in Two UK Counties
A prolific offender with 171 convictions has been barred from entering retail premises across a 2,000 square mile area in northern England. The unprecedented civil injunction aims to curb her extensive criminal activities.
Palestine Action Co-Founder Faces Court Over Alleged Incitement
Richard Barnard, co-founder of Palestine Action, appeared in court on charges related to pro-Palestinian speeches. He's accused of encouraging damage to Israeli weapons factories and supporting Hamas.
Labour Mulls Easing Job Search Rules for UK Benefit Claimants
Labour considers replacing 35-hour weekly job search requirement with three activities per week for benefit claimants. Proposal aims to overhaul welfare system and boost employment rates.
Sudan's Overlooked Crisis: A Nation in Turmoil Amid Global Tensions
Sudan faces a devastating humanitarian crisis, with millions displaced and hungry. Despite its severity, the conflict receives little global attention compared to other crises, raising questions about media coverage and peace prospects.
Empathetic Feline at Women's Shelter Crowned Cat of the Year
Marley, a cat residing at a safe house for trafficked women, has been named Cats Protection's National Cat of the Year 2024 for his exceptional ability to comfort and support residents.
Labour Scraps "Not for EU" Food Labels in Post-Brexit Policy Shift
The UK government has indefinitely postponed plans for "Not for EU" labels on British food products, a move welcomed by the industry. The policy, part of post-Brexit trade arrangements, faced criticism over potential costs and disruption.
Compression Therapy: A Journey to Leg Recovery and Wellness
A writer explores the benefits of lymphatic drainage boots, popular among celebrities and athletes, to address leg issues following cancer treatment and hip surgery. The device shows promising results for mobility and overall well-being.
UK Inflation Holds Steady at 2.2%, Services Sector Sees Sharp Rise
UK inflation remained at 2. 2% in August, with services inflation jumping to 5.6%. The Bank of England is expected to maintain interest rates at 5% despite cooling trends in some sectors.
Tugendhat Calls for Review of Ex-BBC Star's Child Abuse Image Sentence
Tory MP Tom Tugendhat urges Attorney General to reassess Huw Edwards' suspended sentence for child abuse image offences, highlighting limitations in the current review system for magistrates' court rulings.
Starlink Satellites Threaten Radio Astronomy, New Study Reveals
SpaceX's Starlink satellites emit strong radio waves, potentially disrupting crucial astronomical research. Experts call for mitigation as satellite numbers continue to grow rapidly.
Ghost Town on Israel's Northern Frontier: Kibbutz Hanita's Silent Struggle
Evacuated Israeli kibbutz faces daily Hezbollah attacks. Residents yearn to return as tensions escalate, potentially leading to wider conflict with Lebanon.
JD Vance's Evolving Stance: From GOP Critic to Trump Ally
Republican VP candidate JD Vance's past criticism of his party's immigration policies resurfaces, contrasting with his current pro-Trump stance. Vance defends his changed views amid controversy.
Labour's Work-from-Home Plan for Teachers Aims to Tackle Retention Crisis
Labour proposes allowing teachers to work from home during non-teaching hours to address recruitment challenges. The plan, following a successful trial, aims to retain more educators, especially women with young children.
Biden Champions LGBTQ Rights in Historic Interview with Queer Newspaper
President Biden discusses LGBTQ military service, diverse administration, and criticizes opposition in groundbreaking interview with Washington Blade. He highlights progress and warns against anti-LGBTQ sentiment.
UK Universities Demand Urgent Tuition Fee Hike Amid Financial Crisis
Universities UK calls for inflation-linked fee increases and efficiency measures to address financial instability in higher education. Government faces pressure to act as institutions warn of impending deficits.
UK Public Inquiries: Costly, Lengthy, and Often Ineffective
The UK's public inquiry system faces criticism for its high costs and lengthy durations. A House of Lords committee calls for reform, suggesting a return to the Royal Commission model for addressing broader societal issues.
Mother's Concerns Dismissed Before Baby's Death at Chester Hospital
A mother's worries about her newborn were ignored at the Countess of Chester Hospital, where Lucy Letby later murdered the infant. The Thirlwall Inquiry heard testimony about multiple care failures.
Scottish Health Officials Admit Prescribing Puberty Blockers Without Full Risk Assessment
Scottish health chiefs acknowledge prescribing puberty blockers to children despite uncertainty about risks. The admission follows the Cass Review, leading to a halt in new prescriptions and calls for service redesign.
UK Faces Health Crisis: 4.3M Could Be Jobless Due to Illness, IPPR Warns
IPPR report predicts millions out of work due to health issues by Parliament's end. Lib Dem leader Ed Davey critiques Tory rule at party conference, sparking debate on political strategies.
Clinton Slams Musk's Comment on Swift Amid Presidential Race Drama
Hillary Clinton criticizes Elon Musk's remark towards Taylor Swift, calling it "rotten and creepy. " Swift's endorsement of Kamala Harris sparks controversy in the 2024 presidential race.
Former UK Defence Chief Emphasizes Deterrence in Global Conflicts
Ben Wallace, ex-UK Defence Secretary, stresses the importance of deterrence in foreign policy. He outlines three key principles for effective deterrence and highlights Britain's approach in the Ukraine crisis.
Harris vs Trump: Key Dates and Battlegrounds in 2024 US Election
Kamala Harris faces Donald Trump in the 2024 US presidential race. Learn about crucial election dates, battleground states, and voting processes in this comprehensive guide to the upcoming election.
M&S Suspends Dairy Farm After Shocking Animal Abuse Footage Emerges
Undercover video reveals cows being beaten and stabbed at a farm used in M&S adverts. The retailer has suspended the supplier and launched an investigation with the RSPCA.
Trump Evades Second Assassination Attempt, Praises Swift Golf Cart Escape
Former President Donald Trump narrowly escaped a second assassination attempt while golfing. He commended the Secret Service's response and the speed of the golf cart used in his evacuation.
UK Faces Surge in Long-Term Sick Leave, Experts Propose 'Sin Taxes' Solution
Experts predict a 50% rise in long-term sick leave by 2029. A cross-party commission suggests new taxes on unhealthy products to improve public health and boost the economy.
Trudeau's Political Future Hangs in Balance Amid Plummeting Popularity
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau faces a critical by-election and potential no-confidence vote as his Liberal Party struggles with declining support and economic challenges.
Brady's Birmingham Triumphs Over Reynolds' Wrexham in Star-Studded Match
Birmingham City, partly owned by Tom Brady, secured a 3-1 victory against Ryan Reynolds and Rob McElhenney's Wrexham. The match featured celebrity owners, passionate fans, and a surprise appearance by David Beckham.
Jewish Chronicle Faces Crisis as Fabricated Stories Spark Columnist Exodus
The Jewish Chronicle, Britain's oldest Jewish newspaper, is embroiled in controversy after publishing fabricated articles by freelancer Elon Perry. Four prominent columnists resign, citing concerns over editorial standards and transparency.