NEWS
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Brics leaders voice concern over Middle East and condemn unilateral sanctions
The Brics group of emerging economies on Saturday expressed concern over rising tensions in the Middle East and condemned the use of sanctions not authorised by the UN, as the leaders met in New Delhi to strengthen their position in global affairs seen as dominated by the West. The meeting, which included Iranian President Masoud… More
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Anthropic boss says AI industry needs to slow down for safety
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WATCH: Car engulfed in flames on M5
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Pub to cut prices of all food and drink by 7.5 per cent for ‘one day only’
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Most picturesque pubs in Worcestershire to escape to this weekend
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First English Wine Festival sees sell-out crowds
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We visit historic city pub loved by locals where it’s under £5 for every pint
THIS historic city centre pub has a warm, friendly vibe and is loved by loyal regulars who know the staff will remember not only their name but their favourite drink. The Old Greyhound in New Street, Worcester is a pub loved by the regulars because of the warmth of its welcome, good value for money… More
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Care home clinical lead wins Worcestershire Good Nurse Award
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Chef scoops top Worcestershire Health and Social Care Award
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Road safety measures planned at blind spot after MP intervention
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Fears over poor state of village play equipment as child ‘could get foot stuck’
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Major motorway crash as M42 expected to be closed for hours after police incident
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Pedestrian dies after crash which closed motorway as more delays expected
A pedestrian has died after being struck by a car on the M42. The incident happened on the westbound carriageway between junctions 3 and 2 at around 10.15pm on Thursday. The pedestrian was hit by a silver Vauxhall Insignia and was pronounced dead at the scene. A spokesman for West Mercia Police said: “Enquiries are… More
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All we know about fatal crash as male pedestrian dies on motorway
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New high end sports bar opening soon promises ‘experience unlike anything’ in city
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Family to officially open unique shop in city centre tomorrow
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MPs reject attempt to legalise assisted dying in England and Wales
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Disgraced surgeon Eljamel performed several wrong site surgeries, inquiry told
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Protesters wearing face coverings could be arrested at weekend protests – police
Protesters wearing face coverings at protests planned in Portsmouth this weekend could face arrest, Hampshire Police has said. The force said it will use the powers under the Crime and Policing Act 2025 to “allow peaceful protest and prevent violence”. Groups from South Coast Patriots have called for a peaceful march in Portsmouth city centre… More
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Trump ‘ready to open his arms but also ready to go head to head’, says son
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MP welcomes crackdown on high street organised crime
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Aerospace company releases statement after worker dies on site
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Heartwarming tribute to former Worcester City footballer to take place at match
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Dawn French banned from driving after 30mph speed camera offence
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Zack Polanski expected to be named Green candidate in Starmer’s London seat
The Greens will on Friday unveil their candidate to challenge Labour in the Holborn and St Pancras seat vacated by Sir Keir Starmer, with party leader Zack Polanski likely to secure the nomination. Mr Polanski is expected to be declared the winner of a local party members’ vote after online hustings on Thursday night. He… More
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Scottish couple face new charge over 107kg Sydney ketamine seizure
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UK Government rejects call for ‘kill switch’ to stop attack by rogue AI
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Bin Laden wanted to attack UK years before 9/11, top secret dossier reveals
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Independent Scotland in EU would make Scots £3,000 a year richer, claims SNP
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MPs to vote again on assisted dying as Bill returns to Parliament
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UK needs ‘tough love’ approach to young people on benefits – Alan Milburn
Britain needs to treat young people on benefits with “tough love” as the current system has become “a total state failure”, Alan Milburn has said. The former Labour minister, who is currently writing a review on youth unemployment, told The Times the state should provide greater employment support in exchange for a new “duty to… More
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UK economy unexpectedly grew by 0.4% in July
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Free 10-week programme aims to help residents quit smoking
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It Ain’t Half Hot Mum star to share showbiz memories
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Restoration of 14th century landmark to be marked with exhibition
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Residents asked for views on proposed 20mph zones
