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Mark Cain, 45, has appeared via video link at King's Lynn Crown Court charged with the murder of his wife, Dr Hannah Terry, whose body was found at their home in Dersingham, Norfolk. He was remanded in custody until a plea hearing on 3 December.
Actress Julie Hesmondhalgh is set to become the first recipient of The Theatres Trust's lifetime achievement award, recognising her stage and screen career alongside her extensive campaigning for regional and community theatres. Best known for playing Hayley Cropper in Coronation Street and recent roles in television dramas and theatre, she will receive the honour at the Great British Theatres Awards in London.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Actress Julie Hesmondhalgh to receive inaugural Theatres Trust lifetime achievement award
The popular walking path to An Lochan Uaine (the Green Loch) in the Cairngorms has reopened after a major wildfire burned approximately 10 square miles of moorland and forestry in the Glenmore area. Forestry and Land Scotland confirmed that the Ryvoan Trail and the full Meall a'Bhuachaille circuit are now accessible following restoration and safety work, though visitors are advised to stay on marked routes due to ongoing risks.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Path to Cairngorms' Green Loch reopened following major wildfire
The Tyne Bridge is set to close completely for 10 days between 23 October and 2 November to allow specialist teams to build scaffolding ahead of main steel arch restoration work scheduled for 2027. Newcastle City Council has warned of significant travel disruption, urging commuters to plan ahead and use public transport. Unlike previous closures, pedestrian and cyclist access will not be maintained for safety reasons. Up to 70% of the deck will be completed during this closure, with the remainder finished via overnight vehicle closures in November. Additionally, a nine-day Metro closure between Monkseaton and St James is planned during the same half-term period.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Tyne Bridge faces 10-day full closure during October half-term for restoration work
Proposals to build 4,000 new homes on a 932-acre site between Oadby and Great Glen have been submitted to Harborough District Council and Oadby and Wigston Borough Council. The development, backed by Urban and Civic Developments Ltd and Homes England, would span across both council districts and take approximately 17 years to complete. While developers argue the scheme will create a sustainable community with new schools, health facilities, and open spaces, opponents have raised concerns about the loss of green wedge land and increased pressure on local roads.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Plans submitted for 4,000 homes on farmland between Oadby and Great Glen
Chancellor John Healey will present his first Budget on 28 October 2026, outlining tax and spending plans while facing historic government borrowing costs and tight fiscal constraints. Labour has previously pledged not to raise income tax, National Insurance, or VAT, but speculation remains regarding potential changes to Capital Gains Tax, council tax surcharges on high-value properties, fuel duty, and bank levies. The independent Office for Budget Responsibility will publish economic forecasts alongside the statement, and details of the 'Your First Home' scheme are also expected.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Chancellor John Healey to deliver first Budget on 28 October amid high borrowing costs
A new WWF report highlights the return of bluefin tuna in significant numbers off the British coast, demonstrating that effective fisheries management and conservation can work. Alongside other global species recoveries, such as wild tigers and green sea turtles, the report offers a message of hope, though it notes that monitored global wildlife populations have still fallen by an average of 73% since 1970.
Five local authorities in Hull and Lincolnshire are among 45 in England to receive £222,000 each from DEFRA's Good Food Neighbourhoods funding. The initiative aims to help areas with high levels of deprivation and childhood obesity tackle barriers to accessing healthy and affordable food through schemes like community food shops and mobile greengrocers.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Five local authorities in Hull and Lincolnshire receive £222,000 each to improve access to healthy food
A charity warns that hygiene poverty is reaching a tipping point, increasingly affecting working families and individuals who previously felt financially secure. According to a survey by The Hygiene Bank and In Kind Direct, 18% of UK adults or their households have experienced hygiene poverty in the last six months, with 41% of those affected experiencing it for the first time this year. The charity is urging people to donate essential items and funds during National Hygiene Week.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Hygiene poverty reaching a tipping point in the UK, charity warns
A joint investigation by BBC News and NPR has revealed that former Syrian general Bassam al-Hassan, who is wanted for crimes against humanity and was linked to the chemical weapons programme and the abduction of American journalist Austin Tice, is being protected and bankrolled by US and Lebanese authorities. Despite being a sanctioned war criminal, Hassan has received residency, protection and financial support in Lebanon in exchange for intelligence on the Tice case and other regime secrets. However, sources question the value of the information provided, noting that a search for Tice's remains based on Hassan's claims yielded nothing.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: US and Lebanon protecting wanted Syrian general Bassam al-Hassan, BBC investigation finds
Despite a ceasefire that began on 10 October last year, daily Israeli strikes in Gaza have continued, killing more than 1,400 people according to Gaza's health ministry. The peace deal has stalled due to an impasse over reconstruction and disarmament, leaving millions of displaced Palestinians living in tents and unsafe structures facing severe hardship.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Gazans face daily Israeli strikes despite ceasefire as peace deal stalls
Rolling road closures and parking restrictions are in place across Leicester for the annual half marathon and 10k race. Over 5,000 runners are expected to participate in the events, which start and finish at Victoria Park and wind through the city centre, Thurmaston, Birstall, and Watermead Country Park. Roads are expected to fully reopen by 13:00 BST.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Road closures implemented for Leicester half marathon and 10k
Three families in Dorset and Hampshire have reported that their young children fell seriously ill with infections—including Hepatitis A, campylobacter, and E. coli—after visiting beaches and waters around Christchurch Harbour during the summer holidays. While the Environment Agency is conducting inspections and sampling to investigate water quality, and joint monitoring is being established, officials state that cases of E. coli and campylobacter are not above expected seasonal levels. Experts suggest that a build-up of sand and mud at the harbour entrance, combined with warm weather, may have affected water movement in the area.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Families raise concerns after children fall seriously ill following Dorset beach trips
Local religious leaders, business owners, journalists, and police have strongly criticized comments made by Conservative MP Blake Stephenson at a party conference fringe event, where he claimed there are 'no-go zones' for white people in Luton. While Stephenson argued that mass migration creates integration challenges and ghettos, local figures dismissed the remarks as divisive and inaccurate, emphasizing the town's diversity and community cohesion.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Luton figures reject Conservative MP Blake Stephenson's claim of 'no-go zones' for white people
Camille Harrington, whose 19-year-old son Ashton was fatally stabbed in Kent on Good Friday, is campaigning for more publicly accessible bleed control kits to be installed in town centres to help save lives.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Mother of stabbed Herne Bay teenager calls for more public bleed kits
The RNLI has opened its first new base on the River Thames in 24 years, replacing the former Chiswick station with a larger facility in Wandsworth. The £4m station, funded entirely through donations, aims to provide faster response times to areas of high demand and has already helped save lives within days of opening.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: New RNLI lifeboat station opens in Wandsworth to improve response times
Nottingham's Green Heart city centre park is undergoing its annual 'cut-and-lift' maintenance work to prepare for next year's wildflowers. The process removes seasonal vegetation to keep soil nutrient levels low, preventing aggressive grasses from taking over and ensuring a diverse range of wildflowers can grow.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Annual maintenance work begins on Nottingham's Green Heart to help wildflowers thrive
William McLaughlin has retired after spending 37 years as a Forestry England wildlife ranger at Bourne Woods in Lincolnshire, concluding a 38-year career dedicated to conservation and deer management.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Bourne Woods wildlife ranger William McLaughlin retires after 38 years
Wycombe Wanderers have formally submitted planning applications to transform South Buckinghamshire Golf Course into a new training ground for their first team and academy. The proposals involve reducing the 18-hole golf course to 12 holes, adding a six-hole academy course, and improving community sports facilities at the neighboring Farnham Park Playing Fields. Buckinghamshire Council is scheduled to make a decision on the plans by 21 January.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: Wycombe Wanderers submit plans for new training centre at golf course
The BBC has announced it is cutting several Radio 4 programmes, including the consumer show You and Yours, social sciences show Thinking Allowed, and arts programme Free Thinking, as part of a wider effort to save £500m. Radio 5 Live will also face reductions in commissioning and podcasts. However, the corporation plans to invest in a new consumer programme and shows focused on technology, AI, and global ideas, while expanding existing shows such as In Our Time, Start the Week, and Farming Today.
Überschrift der Zusammenfassung: BBC to cut Radio 4 programmes including You and Yours as part of £500m savings plan