Where are the UK Eurovision entries now? Here’s what happened to some of the country’s most memorable entrants The Independent UK · May 11, 2023
Two days of train strikes set to cause travel chaos across London and other parts of the UK Capital braces for travel misery in latest walkouts by unions Evening Standard · May 11, 2023
Eurovision 2023: Why Australia is taking part in the contest and what happens if they win Metal band Voyager is representing Australia in this year's Eurovision Song Contest - but why are they allowed to take part? Manchester Evening News · May 11, 2023
Is the monarchy still relevant in the 21st century? A discussion on the what the changes in society, politics and culture imply for the future of monarchies in the U.K. and across the world The Hindu · May 11, 2023
When Germany's Eurovision act Lord of the Lost rocked Newcastle Ahead of the Eurovision Song Contest, a Newcastle music promoter recalls how Germany's entry Lord of the Lost made an impact on two dates they played in the city Chronicle Live · May 11, 2023
Who will broadcast the Women's World Cup in the UK? FIFA's TV problem threatening this summer's tournament Women's football tournaments have had huge spikes in popularity recently. But that's all under threat at the World Cup 2023... FourFourTwo · May 11, 2023
Most wanted man caught in Spain after 7 years on the run Mark Francis Roberts remains in custody awaiting extradition proceedings Liverpool Echo · May 11, 2023
Love Island fans swoon as Luca Bish 'seems happier' after 'surreal' experience Love Island's Luca Bish has left fans gushing as he spends time in Los Angeles, with many hoping he swaps the UK for the US as he 'seems happier' Daily Mirror · May 11, 2023
Counties cast rivalry aside and honour the life of Matt Dunn’s daughter Surrey bowler Matt Dunn and wife Jessica are running 5k every day in May to fundraise for Dravet Syndrome UK. The Independent UK · May 11, 2023
UK's first driverless bus service launched over Forth Road Bridge Scotland's Transport Minister Kevin Stewart was one of the first to strap in for the short journey between Ferry Toll, near Inverkeithing in Fife, and Edinburgh Park on Thursday. Daily Record · May 11, 2023
Home Office to publish data on those with leave to remain and NRPF status Migrants granted temporary permission to live in the UK usually have no recourse to public funds as a condition of their visa. The Independent UK · May 11, 2023
Cardiff coronation postbox which was vandalised is painted red again On Thursday the box became the first in the UK to return to its original design. Wales Online · May 11, 2023
BBC Radio 2's Richie Anderson says 'infectious' Mae Muller can win Eurovision BBC Radio 2 presenter Richie Anderson has been out on the streets of Liverpool and explained why he believes Eurovision hopeful Mae Muller might bring the trophy home Daily Mirror · May 11, 2023
Explosive podcast claims Joe Biden said 'I hate the English' in behind-closed-doors rant President Joe Biden's alleged 'snubbing' of King Charles III's coronation last week was discussed on a political podcast in the UK Irish Mirror · May 11, 2023
The Conversation · May 11, 2023 How schools and teachers can make refugee children feel welcome Teachers in the UK are welcoming children seeking sanctuary into their classrooms. In 2022, 46,000 young people aged under 18 arrived in the UK from Ukraine. More than 5,000 asylum applications were made by unaccompanied children in 2022.
The National (Scotland) · May 11, 2023 UK's first driverless bus takes passengers across Forth Road Bridge A DRIVERLESS bus has taken passengers across the Forth Road Bridge, marking the launch of the UK’s first autonomous bus service.
Glasgow Live · May 11, 2023 The Glasgow taxi driver who was favourite to win the Eurovision Song Contest As the continent gears up for the Eurovision Song Contest grand final in Liverpool this weekend, we look back at the time a Glaswegian cabbie represented Britain at the iconic competition.
The Independent UK · May 11, 2023 Overseas territories should have representation in Parliament, ministers told The 14 British Overseas Territories (BOTs) are self-governing, but the UK is responsible for defence and foreign policy.
The Guardian - UK · May 11, 2023 UK will have to raise retirement age after election, minister says Work and pensions secretary says his successor will have to ‘grasp nettle’ of bringing forward rise to 68
Manchester Evening News · May 11, 2023 New Zealand coffee firm to open first northern café in rapidly-changing city centre neighbourhood The new site is expected to open in late Summer 2023
The Guardian - UK · May 11, 2023 Russian tycoon suing UK government for return of £38m superyacht Sergei Georgievich Naumenko, who is not on sanctions list, is also seeking damages in high court claim
Wales Online · May 11, 2023 Man arrested in connection with Tomasz Waga murder found to have entered UK illegally Elton Ziu, 33, was arrested in Scotland during an investigation into the murder of Tomasz Waga who was killed while burgling a cannabis factory in Cardiff
The Conversation · May 11, 2023 Women's World Cup: Fifa's threat to ban European broadcasters is not a skilful move There have been some good wins recently for women’s sport attendance in the UK, with a record-breaking crowd for a rugby match at Twickenham and a sold-out Emirates stadium for a Uefa Champions League football semi-final.
Daily Mirror · May 11, 2023 UK's best holiday park is all-inclusive with over 50 activities and West End-style shows Potters Resorts in Essex and Norfolk have beaten Pontins, Butlins, Centerparcs, to be named the British public's favourite holiday park, according to a recent Which? survey
Metal Hammer · May 11, 2023 John 5 says Motley Crue's new music is heavier than anything on Shout At The Devil Motley Crue's new guitarist John 5 offers details on their upcoming music, says their new recordings are some of their heaviest to date