Warwickshire County Council leader George Finch pledges more funding for northern towns

Council leader George Finch has vowed that Warwickshire County Council will continue “putting more funding and support up in the north” of the county. His opening remarks during the full council debate... Read more »

Leicestershire village ‘buzzing’ for Download Festival but fears raised shoppers have moved away from area

A Leicestershire village is “buzzing” with excitement for this year’s Download Festival, but concerns have been raised the event has resulted in fewer revellers shopping locally due to bigger chains arriving in... Read more »

Masked gang ‘acting like pack of animals’ murdered young Derby man, trial told

Prosecutors claim there was a ‘brutal pre-planned ambush’ on 21-year-old Dale Martin Dale Martin, 21, known to his family and friends as DJ, died following a stabbing on Stenson Road in Derby... Read more »

‘We felt we were the only ones’ – Irish mum opens up on heartbreak of losing 11 year old son

A mother who lost her 11-year-old son to cancer has opened up about the beacon of hope that helped her family cope with the devastating and unique bereavement of losing a child... Read more »

The agreement to build 9 power units in Ukraine is a fairly significant commitment – Westinghouse top manager Joel Eaker

Interview with Joel Eaker, Senior Vice President of APX Projects EMEA at Westinghouse Electric Company, to the Interfax-Ukraine and “Energoreforma” project. Text – Nina Yavorska What role does Westinghouse envision for Ukraine... Read more »

‘Elegant’ European city home to historic spa and impressive museums

It has earned joint UNESCO World Heritage Site status alongside Bath and nine other locations on the ‘The Great Spa Towns of Europe’ list The city is full of historic buildings(Image: Getty... Read more »

Huge Access to Work backlog to see DWP hire 480 staff

The Department for Work and Pensions has pledged to “fix the inherited backlog by September 2027” as around 60,000 applicants await a decision on the disabled people’s support scheme Linda Howard Money... Read more »

French farming reform bill spurs renewed clashes over pesticides and water

France’s emergency agricultural bill has returned to the National Assembly, setting the stage for what are expected to be lengthy and highly charged debates over water storage, pesticides and the future of... Read more »

First Ireland 2026 heatwave map as exact date known for 25C blast

Met Eireann forecasts temperatures rising steadily before potentially reaching the mid-20s next week 07:16, 20 May 2026Updated 07:22, 20 May 2026 A man applies suncream to a woman on a beach in... Read more »

Plymouth pals’ epic challenge on 125cc bikes after tragic death

Two Plymouth pals have reached the half-way point on an epic motorcycle ride to raise cash for the city’s beloved St Luke’s Hospice. Sean Holland and Ben Goodman have made it to... Read more »