NEWS
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Trump says ‘big, beautiful agreement’ on Ukraine ‘might involve all of Europe’
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Henry Nowak’s family calls for changes to knife laws in emotional documentary
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Aer Lingus flight passenger describes ordeal as plane diverted by bomb hoax
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BBC says ‘no place for abuse of power’ after Russell Brand guilty verdicts
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Global Entrepreneurship Week event to offer advice and inspiration
Budding entrepreneurs are invited to a key business event. Global Entrepreneurship Week Worcestershire takes place at The Hive, Worcester, on Tuesday, November 17, 2026, from 9.15am to 1pm. The event offers budding business owners the chance to learn from local entrepreneurs and gather practical insights. With a focus on building a brand on a budget,… More
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Farm shop in 450-year-old barn named best in West Midlands after customer vote
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High Sheriff of Worcestershire’s charity golf day raises £6,000
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M5 road closures drivers need to know about this weekend before setting off
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How rare candlelight tour at Tudor country house shines light on Gunpowder Plot
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More parents in court for failing to get children to school as SEND crisis looms
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Asos reveals ‘temporary’ sales hit from cyber attack
Online fashion firm Asos has revealed a sales hit of up to around £8 million from last month’s cyber attack but said the impact was set to be temporary. The group said the incident on October 6 was estimated to have knocked group sales, as measured by gross merchandise value, by around 2% to 4%,… More
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Trump’s lawyers appear before appeals court as he fights hush money conviction
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Henry Nowak’s family face ‘life sentence of grief’ as killer’s term increased
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Bank of England hikes interest rates for first time since 2023
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Two UK airports received threats as bomb alerts impact flights across Europe
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Defence Minister ‘extremely concerned’ over bomb hoaxes ahead of EU meeting
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Russell Brand refused bail after being found guilty
Russell Brand has been denied bail after being found guilty at Southwark Crown Court of one rape and three counts of sexual assault. Mr Justice Bennathan ruled that Brand must be remanded into custody until sentencing on Monday, when he will receive a lengthy prison sentence. The judge said: “I regret the hardship caused to… More
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Boris Johnson’s local village pub taken over by long-serving familiar face
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Russell Brand found guilty of rape and sexual assault after lengthy trial
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Lights to be lit in memory of loved ones this Christmas
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Former railway station could become wedding venue
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Hate crime rises in Worcester as more than 300 offences recorded
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Israel’s president takes first steps on building new government after election
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has accepted the certified results of last week’s parliamentary elections as legally binding and began consultations with party representatives on forming a new government. The move dealt a blow to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s efforts to discredit the vote, in which he and his allies lost their majority in parliament, known… More
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British man infected with Ebola to be flown back to the UK
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Book about Alexander the Great wins Baillie Gifford Prize for non-fiction
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UK agrees to ‘time-bound’ talks on ‘historical harms’ of slave trade
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Bank of England set to hike interest rates to 4% to tackle rising inflation
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Sports pavilion could be demolished for timber-framed replacement
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Nando’s set for further cost pressures after sliding to loss
Nando’s has said increased cost pressures will impact its performance this year despite “strong” demand from customers. It came as the chicken chain dropped to a loss for the past financial year after facing increased energy, labour and food costs. But boss Rob Papps stressed that the company’s performance was “positive” in the face of… More
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M&S profits surge on cyber attack recovery despite ‘onslaught’ of costs
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Wetherspoon set to open up to 25 more pubs as sales jump higher
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Rice Krispies and Coco Pops recipe change means some shoppers can no longer eat them
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Wetherspoon to open up to 25 more pubs as sales jump higher
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Stonehaven train crash ‘will feel like yesterday’ to families, says union boss
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Arrests made as Supreme Court begins hearing appeal against Palestine Action ban
More than two dozen protesters have been arrested outside the Supreme Court as justices heard an appeal against the ban on Palestine Action. Group co-founder Huda Ammori is taking a legal battle against the Government’s decision to ban the group under anti-terrorism laws to the UK’s highest court in a bid to quash the prohibition…. More
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Two fishermen still missing after boat vanished off the Isle of Lewis
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US stocks rally as traders welcome certainty after midterm elections
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King and Queen bid farewell to Antigua and Barbuda after six-day visit
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ITV forced to scrap This Morning, Lorraine and Loose Women’s live shows today
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Worcestershire pub announces reopening date and launch celebration
