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Senior Barrister Warns Jury Trial Changes Could Undermine Justice System Legitimacy
A senior barrister warns government plans to reduce jury trials could undermine trust in the justice system, as MPs debate reforms aimed at tackling a record backlog of criminal cases in courts across England and Wales
UK Marine Rescue Charity Seeks More Volunteers Amid Rising Whale Strandings
A UK marine rescue charity is recruiting more volunteers as whale, dolphin and porpoise strandings rise along British coastlines. Experts warn storms, human hazards and increased coastal prey may be driving the growing number of incidents
More UK High Street Shops Go Cashless as Card Payments Surge
New research shows more UK High Street shops are becoming cashless as businesses respond to costs, security concerns and changing customer behaviour, sparking debate about protecting people who still rely heavily on physical cash
Brendon McCullum’s England Coaching Future Uncertain After T20 World Cup Exit
England’s World Cup exit against India has intensified scrutiny over Brendon McCullum’s coaching future. While players continue to back him, ECB leaders face complex decisions after a turbulent winter and disappointing Ashes campaign
D-Day Veteran Warns Britain Risks Repeating Pre-War Mistakes
D-Day veteran Mervyn Kersh says Britain today is “disappointing” as he voices concern over rising antisemitism, defence spending and Western leadership, following his recognition in the UK honours system
Evening Rush Lifts Boxing Day Footfall to Decade High Across UK
UK retailers recorded a decade-high rise in Boxing Day footfall as shoppers turned out in large numbers later in the day. However, analysts caution that strong visitor numbers may mask continued pressure on household spending
UK Drone Owners Face New Mandatory Tests Under Tougher Flight Rules
From January 1, UK drone pilots flying devices weighing 100 grams or more outdoors must pass a CAA theory test. The expanded rules could affect up to half a million people, including children and Christmas gift recipients
Muted Boxing Day Sales Reflect Shift Away From Traditional High Street Shopping
Boxing Day sales across Britain opened with muted crowds as shoppers chose online bargains over high streets, with new data showing softer footfall, cautious spending, and retailers questioning the long-term relevance of once-iconic post-Christmas sales events for modern consumers today
Devon Surfer Laura Crane Eyes Women’s Biggest Wave Record Ever Attempt
Laura Crane’s daring ride at the Nazare Big Wave Challenge has put the Devon surfer on the brink of history, with experts assessing whether her wave eclipses the current women’s record for the biggest wave ever surfed by any woman
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UK Marine Rescue Charity Seeks More Volunteers Amid Rising Whale Strandings
A UK marine rescue charity is recruiting more volunteers as whale, dolphin and porpoise strandings rise along British coastlines. Experts warn storms, human hazards and increased coastal prey may be driving the growing number of incidents
More UK High Street Shops Go Cashless as Card Payments Surge
New research shows more UK High Street shops are becoming cashless as businesses respond to costs, security concerns and changing customer behaviour, sparking debate about protecting people who still rely heavily on physical cash
Brendon McCullum’s England Coaching Future Uncertain After T20 World Cup Exit
England’s World Cup exit against India has intensified scrutiny over Brendon McCullum’s coaching future. While players continue to back him, ECB leaders face complex decisions after a turbulent winter and disappointing Ashes campaign
UK Allows US Use of Bases for Defensive Strikes on Iran
Britain has agreed to a US request to use its military bases for defensive strikes on Iranian missile infrastructure, stressing legal justification, limited scope, and protection of citizens stationed across the Gulf region

