British Judges have been told to consider handing out more lenient sentences for convicted offenders from “deprived” or “difficult” backgrounds. The Sentencing Council, the official body charged with setting guidelines for judges and magistrates, has identified “mitigating” factors for the first time.
Sophie, Duchess of Edinburgh, has often been described as Queen Elizabeth II’s “favourite” member of the Royal Family. While both the Duchess and the late Queen didn’t share with the public what had made their relationship so special, one royal author argued
One of the most attractive aspects of the UK is the bevvy of pretty towns and villages dotted around Britain’s green countryside. These villages, sometimes with populations of just a few hundred, are full of variety and sometimes hold deep cultural significance despite
“Right after she left Deal or No Deal, Meghan seriously considered applying to be on #TheBachelor !!! #slidingdoors.” Although she opted not to star in the reality show, in 2022 Meghan shared details about being a briefcase model on the game show
The RFU reportedly considered selling Twickenham and buying 50 per cent of Wembley Stadium as part of plans to develop England’s home stadium. According to The Times, a 69-page document has been linked which outlines major plans to redevelop Twickenham over the
A luxury train that roams the Scottish countryside offering beautiful views and haute cuisine is considered one of the world’s best rail journeys. Belmond’s Royal Scotsman runs 12 services across Scotland, all departing from and returning to Edinburgh Train Station. Routes can
Voting closed on Tuesday in Egypt’s presidential election that is almost certain to see President Abdel Fattah el-Sissi secure a third term. The election has been overshadowed by the Israel-Hamas war in Gaza, a conflict on Egypt’s eastern border that threatens to
The European Union’s Court of Justice (CJEU) has endorsed the travel restrictions, screening, and quarantine requirements introduced within the Union during the COVID-19 pandemic. In a case involving a travel agency and the Belgian State, the Court determined that, during a pandemic,
The couple opened up about their fondness of Australia, considering it a potential home if they ever decide to leave England. Mike confessed: “We’ve often thought about it. If we weren’t so deeply rooted in England, Australia would be our top pick
The taking of selfies is now considered legitimately dangerous. A review by the University of New South Wales concluded that taking selfies could actually pose a “public health problem.” Referencing data from multiple peer-reviewed studies in both the U.S. and Australia since