UK News Daily Comedian Faces Backlash After Parade Crash, North-West England Declares Drought Zone, UK Eases EV Charger Rules, Deeside Timberframe Boosts Sustainable Housing, and more...
May 30, 2025
A tragic Liverpool parade crash leads to public outcry against a comedian's insensitive remarks, resulting in canceled shows. North-West England struggles with a drought, prompting plans for new reservoirs. The UK eases regulations to accelerate electric vehicle charger installations, aiming to boost adoption. In sustainable housing, Deeside Timberframe's investments focus on solar energy and factory expansion. Meanwhile, the UK strengthens its cyber defenses in response to growing threats from Russia and China.
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Comedian Faces Backlash
- Comedian Andrew Lawrence faced backlash and cancellations over derogatory remarks after the Liverpool parade crash.
- He blamed online trolls and claimed past cancellations made him stronger amidst criticism.
Drought Declared in Northwest England
- Northwest England is declared a drought zone after one of the driest springs since 1871.
- Experts link extreme water shortages to climate change-driven fluctuations in rainfall.
EV Charger Installation Eased
- Installing electric vehicle chargers now requires no planning permission in England, speeding rollout.
- This aims to boost EV adoption, especially for drivers lacking off-street parking.