KEMI BADENOCH CLAIMS SHE NO LONGER IDENTIFIES AS NIGERIAN

The Metropolitan Police were alerted to a body in the River Thames in Maritime Quay at around 9am Sunday morning, following an extensive search for missing 11-year-old schoolgirl Kaliyah Coa who fell into the river on March 31st.

In a groundbreaking announcement, the UK government has confirmed that Europe’s first-ever Universal theme park will be built on British soil, marking a major milestone for the country’s entertainment and tourism sectors.

Comedian and television personality Russell Brand has been formally charged with a series of serious sexual offences, including rape, indecent assault, oral rape, and two counts of sexual assault, according to the Metropolitan Police. The 49-year-old is facing allegations from four women concerning incidents that occurred between 1999 and 2005.

Kemi Badenoch has commented on the drama series Adolescence, stating that while it is inspired by real events, its narrative has been significantly altered. She acknowledged that the show highlights certain societal issues but emphasised that Islamic terrorism poses a more significant threat.

Police release image of missing 11-year-old and continue extensive search efforts to locate Kaliyah Coa, who went missing on Monday, April 31 after entering the River Thames near North Woolwich, East London.

The Met Office has issued a rare amber wildfire warning for London and much of the UK as temperatures are expected to hit 21°C in the capital. The warning, which covers most of England, Northern Ireland, and southern Scotland, comes amid unusually dry conditions for this time of year. The London Fire Brigade (LFB) has urged caution, warning that wildfires remain a risk despite the moderate temperatures.

Virginia Giuffre, who has previously accused Prince Andrew and Jeffrey Epstein of sexual abuse, has revealed that she is battling critical health issues following a devastating car accident. She took to Instagram to share her ordeal, stating that doctors have given her only four days to live due to kidney failure.

A groundbreaking report has highlighted the challenges Black schoolgirls face in the education system, revealing that they often feel overlooked, misjudged, and stereotyped by educators. The See Us, Hear Us report, conducted by community organisation Milk Honey Bees, surveyed 121 Black girls from various London schools. It found that over 60% felt unfairly disciplined, while only 14% received specialist support when incidents were escalated to senior management. The findings indicate a troubling trend—Black girls are more likely to face punitive measures rather than support when they encounter difficulties at school.

The United Kingdom has fallen to 23rd place in the World Happiness Report, marking its lowest ranking in nearly a decade. Finland, for the eighth consecutive year, secured the top spot, followed closely by Denmark and Iceland. The latest report also saw entries from Costa Rica and Mexico.