Month: July 2025
How do I donate blood? NHS call for donors with rare blood types
There is also a ‘critical’ need for more donors who have the so-called universal blood type – O negative blood
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One in 10 over-16s are victims of domestic abuse, stalking or sexual assault, new data shows
The combined measure has been produced to help the government monitor its ambition to halve VAWG in a decade
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Minehead bus crash victim died from head injuries on way home from school zoo trip, inquest hears
Oliver Price was killed when the vehicle left the A396 at Cutcombe Hill near Minehead, Somerset
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British teen to remain in detention in Georgia ahead of drug smuggling trial
Bella Culley, 19, was arrested on arrival at Tbilisi airport in May
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Leonardo da Pinchy terrorises seaside town in ‘one-cat crimewave’
He has stolen underwear, socks and even a brand-new £145 cashmere sweater
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France’s first couple sue Candace Owens for defamation over claims that Brigitte Macron is a man
France’s first couple plans to seek “substantial” damages from U.S. influencer Candace Owens if she continues claiming that President Emmanuel Macron’s wife, Brigitte, is a man
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Starmer warns Labour MPs against future rebellions
Labour’s chief whip has written to MPs to remind them of the times they voted against the government
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Trump’s name ‘appears in Epstein files,’ president told by DOJ according to bombshell report: Live updates
Three Republicans break with Trump to back Democrats in voting to subpoena the Justice Department for its Epstein files
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Video: Gaza protesters block Israeli tourists from entering Greek island
A cruise ship carrying Israeli tourists departed the Greek island of Syros on Tuesday without its passengers disembarking after a protest by more than 150 people at the port.
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Thailand residents run for cover as Cambodia border erupts in gunfire
Residents in Thailand‘s Surin province fled their homes to hide in an underground bunker amid explosions and gunfire on Thursday, 24 July.
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