SAS: Who Dares Wins - Jungle Hell: What time does it start tonight and the full-line up of contestants The new series of the extreme show will take contestants all the way to Vietnam's jungle Manchester Evening News · Jan 23, 2023
Slovakia's former coalition heads agree to early parliamentary elections Slovakia will hold early parliamentary elections on Sept. 30 after the leaders of the country's previous coalition government agreed on a constitutional change to bring forward the vote from February 2024, Slovak news site Dennik N reported on Sunday. Reuters · Jan 22, 2023
SAS: Who Dares Wins firefighter ditched his steroid addiction when daughter was born SAS: Who Dares Wins recruit Pete Wakefield says he was injecting himself every day with growth hormones plus oral steroids and twice-weekly steroid injections but has managed to kick the habit Daily Mirror · Jan 21, 2023
SAS: Who Dares Wins 2023 release date and new recruits revealed Prepare to witness ‘Jungle Hell’ and a new chief instructor when the popular Channel 4 series returns Evening Standard · Jan 19, 2023
Slovak PM agrees to early election after plan for new cabinet fails Slovak Prime Minister Eduard Heger said on Tuesday he would start discussions on holding early elections after his attempt to find a majority in parliament following a lost no-confidence vote failed. Reuters · Jan 17, 2023
Glasgow primary teacher speechless after finding 'do not resuscitate' on medical records Fiona McVey, a primary school teacher from Clydebank, is demanding to know if health authorities have marked files with 'do not resuscitate' to comabt NHS crisis Glasgow Live · Jan 14, 2023
Superfit teacher horrified to learn 'Do Not Resuscitate' marked on medical records Teacher Fiona, 44, was furious after a paramedic in ambulance told her that her file advised against CPR if she suffered a cardiac arrest. Edinburgh Live · Jan 14, 2023
Superfit Scots teacher horrified to learn 'Do Not Resuscitate' marked on medical records Teacher Fiona, 44, was furious after a paramedic in ambulance told her that her file advised against CPR if she suffered a cardiac arrest. Daily Record · Jan 14, 2023
SAS: Who Dares Wins is back with 'Jungle Hell' as 20 new recruits land in Vietnam SAS: Who Dares Wins is coming back with a brand new series of 20 recruits at the end of January set in the Vietnam jungle, titled Jungle Hell Daily Mirror · Jan 12, 2023
The eye-watering amount the Welsh NHS spends on agency staff In the past five years agency spend has almost doubled Wales Online · Jan 12, 2023
Slovak caretaker PM seeks new majority to finish term Slovak centre-right Prime Minister Eduard Heger, serving in a caretaker capacity after losing a no-confidence vote last month, said on Monday he would seek to put together a new parliamentary majority in the coming days to finish his full four-year term. Reuters · Jan 9, 2023
Scots emergency responders given King's Service Medals in New Year's Honours List Two firemen Alan Aitken and Robert Strang and Ambulance worker Wendy Bathgate were awarded this New Year. Daily Record · Jan 3, 2023
SAS: Who Dares Wins star Jay Morton 'splits from Harry Styles' close pal Lou Teasdale' Lou Teasdale, who was once One Direction’s makeup artist, and SAS Who Dares Wins star Jay Morton’s reported break-up was not a cordial one, according to reports Daily Mirror · Jan 3, 2023
Local councils bring in SAS veterans to tackle criminal networks and fly-tipping Local authorities around the country are bringing in SAS personnel in an attempt to target organised crime groups. They specialise in surveillance and 'close-target' undercover work Daily Mirror · Dec 31, 2022
Daily Mirror · Dec 27, 2022 SAS: Who Dares Wins 'to be filmed in extreme cold' in major show shake-up Next year's new series of SAS: Who Dares Wins will be shot in a 'sub-zero location' in a major Channel 4 format switch-up, according to a telly insider
Al Jazeera · Dec 15, 2022 UK launches probe into claims its troops killed Afghan civilians The independent probe will look into allegations that British special forces killed dozens of Afghan civilians.
Reuters · Dec 15, 2022 UK to hold inquiry into allegations special forces killed Afghan civilians Britain's defence ministry announced on Thursday an inquiry into allegations that its special forces carried out dozens of extrajudicial killings during night raids in Afghanistan.
Reuters · Dec 15, 2022 Slovak party SaS rejects deal to withdraw no-confidence motion against government Slovak opposition party SaS rejected the ruling party's last-minute compromise deal to stave off an uncertain no-confidence vote against the government, it said on Thursday as it called the cabinet's fall inevitable.
Daily Mirror · Dec 15, 2022 UK launches inquiry into 'alleged unlawful activity' by SAS troops in Afghanistan A senior judge, Lord Justice Sir Charles Haddon-Cave, will lead the investigation into deaths during raids in the war-torn country over three years at the start of the last decade
The Guardian - UK · Dec 15, 2022 Inquiry launched into claims SAS soldiers killed Afghan civilians MoD concedes to longstanding demands for statutory inquiry into allegations dating back to 2010
Reuters · Dec 15, 2022 Slovak parliament dumps centre-right cabinet, early election an option Slovakia's minority centre-right government lost a no-confidence vote on Thursday, raising political instability and possibly bringing an early election sometime in 2023 while the euro zone country battles soaring energy prices and a weakening economy.
The Guardian - UK · Dec 15, 2022 Watermill and shipwrecks among heritage sites listed in England The Historic England list also includes two cab shelters in London and first world war training trenches
Reuters · Dec 13, 2022 Slovak government buys time after no-confidence vote delayed Slovakia's minority government gained a temporary reprieve on Tuesday as lawmakers delayed a no-confidence vote till Thursday, giving Prime Minister Eduard Heger time to win over supporters or negotiate exit options, including a possible early election.
AAP · Dec 13, 2022 Willacy war tales win PM's literary prize Mark Willacy's Rogue Forces has won the non-fiction prize at the Prime Minister's Literary Awards, while novelist Nicolas Rothwell received the fiction prize.
The Guardian - AU · Dec 13, 2022 Prime Minister’s Literary awards 2022: Nicolas Rothwell and Mark Willacy win major prizes Rothwell’s second novel collected the fiction prize with Willacy’s follow-up to his 2020 investigation Killing Field winning for non-fiction