Coroners’ advice on maternal deaths in England and Wales routinely ignored, study finds

As the UK government enforces stricter asylum policies, families of asylum seekers are facing significant emotional distress. One mother, identified as Kim, shares her painful experience of being separated from her son, who is growing up without her presence. Kim, a 35-year-old asylum seeker in Yorkshire, expresses her anguish as her son frequently asks when he will see her again. The uncertainty surrounding their reunion highlights the broader implications of the Labour government's crackdown on the asylum system, leaving many families in distress.

England captain Ben Stokes is preparing for the Ashes series in Australia, a culmination of a four-year project reflecting his aggressive playing style. As the first Test approaches, the England team is balancing training with leisure activities, including a boat trip to Rottnest Island. Players like Brydon Carse are enjoying the local scenery and fishing, while the focus remains on the competitive challenge posed by Australia, particularly against key players like Steve Smith.

At least 15 sewage plants on England's south coast are using contaminated plastic beads that were spilled during an environmental disaster in Camber Sands. Environmental experts are calling on water companies to modernize these aging treatment facilities to prevent future spills, which could result in plastic beads becoming permanently embedded in the environment and harming marine wildlife.

Y Bwthyn Bach, a cherished Wendy house, was gifted to Princess Elizabeth by the people of Wales in 1932. This beloved structure has been a significant part of the royal family's history and connection to Wales. Following the eviction of Prince Andrew from the Royal Lodge, questions arise regarding the future of the Queen's playhouse and its role within the royal estate. The implications of this change could affect the legacy and accessibility of royal properties.

The militarization of space is increasingly becoming a reality, moving beyond the realm of science fiction. Dr. Mark Hilborne from King's College London emphasizes that as reliance on space grows, so does vulnerability to attacks. Europe's fragmented strategy, despite France's ambitions, may hinder its ability to compete with major space powers that view space as a critical operational domain in warfare.