A man has died after being trampled by cattle on a rural estate, with a coroner giving a provisional cause of death as “severe chest injuries.” An inquest has been opened and adjourned pending further investigation.
Jamie and Jerry Bone exchanged vows during the April 8 total solar eclipse in Fredericksburg, Texas, a date they’d planned around for years. Their hilltop ceremony hit totality at exactly the right moment — and left 74 guests stunned.
Police officers in England and Wales will soon be entitled to four weeks of fully paid paternity leave after a review found new fathers were being ostracised for requesting time off. The College of Policing confirmed the doubling of leave as part of a broader push to overhaul workplace culture.
Jewish children are experiencing antisemitism in English schools at a level described as ‘shocking’ by a government-appointed expert. An independent review has uncovered a widespread pattern of harassment, intimidation, and identity-hiding among Jewish pupils.
A major Institute for Government report marks a decade since the Brexit vote by tallying its economic toll — and the figures point to a GDP gap that’s still widening. Britain’s trade, investment and productivity have all underperformed, but some corners of the economy have proved tougher than expected.
Andy Burnham says his poodle-mix Axel ‘wouldn’t get along’ with Larry the cat, raising questions about the 17-year-old Chief Mouser’s future at Downing Street. It’s the most British leadership headache imaginable.
Hannah Stephenson counted more than 40 red bites after a single night at a Travelodge hotel. She says the experience has left her embarrassed, self-conscious, and reluctant to wear short sleeves in public.
A former Pakistani government minister has been granted bail following his arrest on suspicion of child rape offences allegedly committed in Manchester in the 1990s. The case has drawn significant attention on both sides of the world.
Eve Muirhead has reversed her 2022 retirement from curling, saying her role as Team GB’s chef de mission at the Milan-Cortina Winter Olympics inspired her to compete again. The Olympic gold medallist is targeting a return to elite competition after four years away from the sport.
Andy Burnham’s growing political influence is raising urgent questions for the UK’s £60 billion impact economy. Social enterprises and mission-led organisations are asking what his leadership model could mean at national scale.
