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A 28-year-old man from West Wales, Rhydian Jamieson, was sentenced to 35 years in prison for attempting to murder a baby. He threw the infant at a TV during a gaming session, causing life-threatening injuries. Jamieson admitted to the crime but skipped his sentencing hearing. He was labeled a coward and a monster by family members and the judge. The baby now faces lifelong health issues and developmental delays. Jamieson has a history of violence and will spend decades in prison reflecting on his heinous act.

Ynyshir, Wales first two-Michelin-star restaurant, faces a hygiene rating downgrade despite James Martins praise. Inspectors found cleanliness issues, but the restaurant is addressing them and confident in their safety standards, aiming to maintain their exceptional dining focus.

Tragic head-on crash in Bolton leaves four dead and five hospitalized; police seek witnesses and dashcam footage.

Four young men and a taxi driver lost their lives in a tragic head-on crash in Bolton, with five others injured. The Seat Leon driver and passengers, Mohammed Jibrael Mukhtar, Farhan Patel, and Mohammed Danyaal, along with the Citroen driver, Masrob Ali, were killed. Families of the victims are receiving support from police. A video showing the Seat Leon speeding at 120 mph before the crash has been found, and investigators are appealing for witnesses or footage.

51-year-old man admits to causing death of 62-year-old woman in golf course van crash, pleads guilty to dangerous driving and fraud.

Londoners honor women in cycling with a unique tribute this International Womens Day. Transport for London and Santander Cycles invite nominations for female cycling idols, naming ten bikes after inspiring women. Despite a 43% increase in cycling, women still lag behind men due to safety concerns and high bike costs. Groups like the London Cycling Campaigns womens network advocate for full inclusivity by 2030. Transport for London promotes programs like Cycle Sisters and Cycle Together, expanding safe cycling routes and offering discounts. Nominate your hero by February 8th for a chance to see her name on a bike all year.

Thousands gather in London, Iranian embassy flag replaced with pre-Islamic symbol, protests erupt worldwide, death toll rises, and resistance network strengthens amid internet blackout.

Ahmed Mohammed, a Sudanese asylum seeker with a history of convictions, threatened a Christian preacher with a knife at Londons Speakers Corner, sparking religious tensions. Despite attempts to defuse the situation, Mohammed was arrested and charged with threatening behavior, shoplifting, and breaching a community protection notice. His sentencing has been delayed due to pending probation reports, leaving him in custody until January sixteenth.

Tayane Dalazens terrifying encounter: A Brazilian snorkelers close call with a nurse shark in Fernando de Noronha archipelago, leading to a probe into feeding wild marine life in protected areas.