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Best of Brakfast Episode 174 Yana Bolder
A man convicted of killing his abused wife after she jumped from a motorway bridge has been jailed for eight years.
Kimberly Milne died aged twenty eight after being struck by multiple vehicles on the A90 in Dundee in July twenty twenty three. Lee Milne, aged forty, was found guilty of culpable homicide and domestic abuse. Police said she was clearly terrified and acted to escape him.
The European Union’s new digital border system is set to be fully operational from Friday.
The Entry Exit System will require fingerprints and photos alongside passport scans at Schengen borders. It has been gradually introduced since October to improve security and travel. However, some crossing points are not fully ready, with reports of long queues and warnings delays could worsen during busy holiday periods.
Police in London and Manchester will receive an extra five million pounds for patrols around places of worship.
The Home Office says the funding will help keep people safe where they live, work and worship. It follows incidents including an alleged arson attack in Golders Green and a synagogue attack in Manchester. The money will support Project Servator deployments by specialist officers trained to detect suspicious behaviour.
Former deputy Labour leader Harriet Harman has accused Nigel Farage of leading what she described as a culture war after his response to the government’s decision to bar Kanye West from the UK.
She said his opposition on free speech grounds was deplorable and questioned his commitment to tackling antisemitism. The Home Office said the rapper, who now calls himself Ye, had been denied entry because his presence would not be conducive to the public good.
Public opinion in the UK has shifted sharply against the United States following President Donald Trump’s war in Iran, according to a new poll.
The decline in support also follows US intervention in Venezuela. Research by Public First found fifty three percent of Britons now view the United States as a negative force in the world, an increase of nineteen percentage points since before American forces seized Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro in January.
For anyone who grew up in the 80s and 90s, there was something special about television. It wasn’t endless on-demand content or scrolling through hundreds of channels. It was appointment viewing – the shows you had to watch because everyone else would be talking about them the next day. From gripping dramas to laugh-out-loud comedies, certain programmes captured the nation’s imagination. Here’s a trip down memory lane to some of […]
