Activists, including Fatema Rajwani, raided Elbit Systems UK, damaging drones and equipment, aiming to disrupt operations they believe harm children in conflicts. Rajwani testified, denying criminal damage charges and claiming she only targeted equipment. The trial continues, exploring intent versus damage.

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70-year-old Hugh Campion from Wiltshire faces serious charges after a fatal crash on A36 road, leaving three dead and one injured. Police investigate, families mourn, and Campions next court appearance is set for August 14th.

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Dr. Rahmeh Aladwan, a 31-year-old NHS doctor, faces charges at Londons Old Bailey for allegedly supporting Hamas online. Shes accused of six offenses, including encouraging support for the banned group through social media posts. Her case highlights tensions around free speech and extremism in the UK. Aladwan, whos out on bail, will face a trial in March 2027, with a plea hearing scheduled for August. Her arrest has sparked debate in medical circles about professional conduct amid global conflicts. The case will test legal lines on expression versus incitement.

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Birmingham City aims to extend their unbeaten streak to four games against Bristol City at St. Andrews this Saturday. The Blues have won two and drawn one in their last three games, while Bristol City has drawn two and lost one. Birminghams home defense has been impenetrable in their last three league meetings, with two wins and a draw. Bristol City could secure their first league double over Birmingham since 1992-93 with a victory. Birmingham has won their final home league games the past two years, while Bristol City has dropped their last five away finales. This match is a must-watch to see if Birmingham can maintain their home form and if Bristol City can secure a historic win.

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Police Seek Witnesses in Horse Cruelty Case

Josh, a former restaurant owner, transitioned to full-time policing in Bridgwater, showcasing exceptional bravery in a dangerous incident. Nominated for an Outstanding Policing Award, he and his team handled a volatile situation involving a weapon, a boulder, and a homemade explosive. The emotional toll led to personal growth and a deeper appreciation for his role in serving his community.

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Former Wings sound engineer, Ian Horne, embarks on a 50-year quest to find Paul McCartneys stolen Hofner violin bass guitar from 1961. Despite the loss being traumatic, Horne continues to search, hoping to recover the iconic instrument that could be worth over two million pounds. A new BBC documentary, McCartney: The Hunt for the Lost Bass, delves into the story, now available on iPlayer.

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Bristols new £12 million youth center, the Two Twenty-Four Youth Zone, opens in June with metal detectors, as per a kid-led survey. The center offers a climbing wall, gym, sensory room, sports hall, and cooking kitchen, aiming to attract five thousand members. Young people and staff support the security checks, viewing it as a safe space to drop the street life and just be themselves. The center runs seven days a week for ages eight to twenty-five, with activities like boxing, football, art, music, gaming, and karaoke. Membership is affordable, with hot meals and activities included.

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