The Latest Breaking News from James Miller

UK universities face stricter visa rules as student withdrawals rise to 10.5%

Indian students applying to UK universities face a tougher visa environment as stricter compliance rules for universities coincide with a sharp fall in study visa applications and approvals. In the first half of 2026, applications from Indians fell 31 per cent, while study visas issued declined 36 per cent. Visa…

The Economic Times · Oct 16

‘Momentum growing’ in UK plum industry with bumper crop, says grower

WB Chambers said production this summer is set to be the biggest in three years.

Evening Standard · Aug 1, 2025

7 Wills Contested Over One Word in the Final Paragraph

Estate planning seems straightforward until you realize how one misplaced word can destroy everything. A single term in a will’s final paragraph has sparked years-long courtroom battles and cost families millions. These aren’t typos or obvious mistakes. They’re carefully chosen words that seemed harmless when written, but became legal landmines…

Clever Dude · Jul 21, 2025

Lancashire memorial to first world war hero given Grade II-listed status

Stone memorial at church in Withnell tells story of Pte James Miller who was killed at Battle of Somme in 1916

The Guardian - UK · Nov 7, 2024

First World War memorial to brave soldier given Grade II listing

Private James Miller was shot as he left his trench to deliver a message.

The Independent UK · Nov 7, 2024

Israel is murdering Palestinian journalists in Gaza. Where is the outrage?

The pattern of killing cannot be denied, says former Guardian Jerusalem correspondent Chris McGreal

The Guardian - UK · Jan 10, 2024

Max Purpose Psychology aims for growth through £4m Digital Drive

Business Durham’s Digital Drive County Durham is a £4m programme funded by the European Regional Development Fund (ERDF)

Birmingham Post · Jun 25, 2023

'A water leak cost me £20,000 and forced me to shut five times'

The Trewern Arms has been without water at least five times in just seven months

Wales Online · Jun 21, 2023

Lawmakers’ attempts to tighten drug laws could saddle crime labs with an unsustainable workload

Texas lawmakers want tougher criminal penalties for possession of delta-8 and fentanyl. But that would mean much more work for the crime labs handling most of the drug testing for the state’s 254 counties.

The Texas Tribune · Apr 12, 2023

University gives back by launching 'invisible coffee' scheme

UWS launched the intiative on Random Acts of Kindness Day

Daily Record · Feb 17, 2023