NEWS
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Trump hints he would not back UK over Falklands, citing lack of Iran support
Donald Trump has hinted that he would not help the UK in a potential future conflict over the Falkland Islands, saying the country was “not there to help me” with the war in Iran. It comes after reports last week suggested the US could revise its officially neutral position on the islands’ sovereignty if the… More
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New rare 50p coin revealed by Royal Mint worth at least 40 times its face value
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Parents strongly back social media ban – but doubt it will work
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Tributes paid following ‘heartbreaking’ death of former Worcester City footballer
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Clarkson, May and Hammond reunite at Grand Tour premiere with new hosts
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Family to open first of its kind store in Worcester city centre
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Russia to close German cultural centres in row over airport drone attack
Russia will close German cultural centres across the country, foreign minister Sergei Lavrov said on Thursday. The move comes after Berlin blamed Moscow for an attempted attack at Leipzig/Halle Airport last month and announced the closure of both the Russian Consulate in Bonn and the Russian House cultural centre in the German capital. Mr Lavrov… More
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Make business connections while supporting grassroots football
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New trading card show coming to community centre
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Worcester Comic Con returns this weekend
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Teen horror classic to be screened under the stars
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The Daily Brief: One of week’s warmest days forecast
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Locations of sheep and cattle on Malvern Hills confirmed
THE locations of livestock on the Malvern Hills has been confirmed. Cattle and sheep will be on North East Beacon, with sheep in Lodge Field from September 1. Cattle and sheep will also be on East Pinnacle. READ NEXT: Regulator tells Malvern Hills decision makers that they don’t represent the public In the southern hills,… More
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Man charged with assault and theft after incident at city pub
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Audi driver clocked at more than 90mph on busy A-road
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Man taken away in van after being spotted by police
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Footage of ‘unsafe’ traffic shows why new system has been introduced at tip
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Major fashion retailer leaves UK high street after 28 years as all stores close
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Iran fires on Gulf neighbours despite Trump’s threats to escalate US attacks
Iran has fired on US allies in the Gulf after a night of American bombardment that Iranian officials said included a deadly strike on a wedding party. The latest violence came after a month-long lull in fighting. The six-month war has led to a spike in oil prices, hit the global economy and posed increasing… More
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Tiger Woods pleads no contest on reckless driving charge after Florida car crash
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King makes first appearance at official event since Sussexes returned to UK
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Scotland’s police chief pays tribute to officers killed in A66 crash
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Macron tells King and PM ‘happy end, we’re here’ after Bayeux Tapestry tour
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Major changed announced at recycling centre in Worcester
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Forensic team seen entering home as police on scene for hours
A FORENSIC team has been seen entering a home on Wyld’s Lane as police guard the scene. The steps up to the house, opposite the junction with Dent Close, has been cordoned off with police tape. Residents have said officers have been on the scene, at least as early as 6.15am on Wednesday, September 2…. More
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Customer ‘extremely disappointed’ after experience at hotel left him out of pocket
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Business support scheme extended after outstanding success
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New housing development attracts buyers even before launch
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Donald Trump ‘happy’ Harry and Meghan have quit US saying he is ‘not a fan’
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French police deployed to disrupt mega dinghies as Burnham and Macron meet
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Charlie Kirk murder suspect pleads not guilty as judge sends case to trial
The murder case against the man accused of assassinating conservative activist Charlie Kirk last year is headed for trial and the defendant could face the death penalty if he is convicted. Utah District Judge Tony Graf on Tuesday sided with prosecutors who said they had “overwhelming” evidence that Tyler Robinson shot Mr Kirk once in… More
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British volunteer aid worker says he was mistaken for floods survivor
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Mayor of London Sadiq Khan convicted of failing to tax car he ‘does not own’
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Some missing tourists make contact as Nepal flood death toll tops 1,100
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Burnham to face first PMQs and test of authority after setting out ambitions
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School applications now open for next September