Camilla Bellini, Author at NewsHub.co.uk

Camilla Bellini

Camilla Bellini, a former Florentine tour guide, turned a visit to Santa Maria Novella into a multimedia project: she now directs features on local heritage. In the newsroom she supports slow itineraries, authors dossiers on small workshops and keeps her first city guide badge as a unique memento.

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Powerful 5.2 earthquake in Guangxi leaves two dead and prompts large-scale evacuations

18 May, 2026

A shallow magnitude 5.2 earthquake centered near Taiyangcun, 16 km from downtown Liuzhou, collapsed multiple buildings and led to the relocation of more than 7,000 residents

Kirk apologizes for links to slavery and pledges action

17 May, 2026

The Church of Scotland has apologised for its historical involvement in slavery and committed to working with communities affected by that legacy

Sam Battle’s eccentric entry polarizes audiences ahead of Eurovision 2026 final

16 May, 2026

A Ramsgate inventor’s bold Eurovision song has split opinion as top contenders line up in Vienna

Stafford man in his 60s left fighting for life after alleged unprovoked stabbing

16 May, 2026

A man in his 60s remains in hospital after being found stabbed on a bench near Castle Golf; Staffordshire Police are searching for a suspect and asking for public assistance

How Trump and Xi signalled a pragmatic turn in U.S.-China relations after Beijing meetings

15 May, 2026

Leaders framed a pragmatic reset focused on trade, investment and critical minerals while sensitive security issues remained unresolved

Night leg cramps: causes, relief and when to seek help

11 May, 2026

Learn practical strategies to relieve nocturnal leg cramps, why vitamin deficiency can play a role and when the pain may signal a more serious condition

Royal birthday message to Sir David Attenborough delivered by animals

8 May, 2026

A charming short film features King Charles composing a personal note at Balmoral and an animal relay that carries the message to Sir David Attenborough on his centenary

Ayr United appoint Gary Naysmith after Stenhousemuir success

6 May, 2026

Gary Naysmith moves from Stenhousemuir to Ayr United with assistant Brown Ferguson, leaving Ochilview after promotion success and playoff runs

No‑confidence motion brings down Ilie Bolojan’s pro‑EU coalition

6 May, 2026

Romania’s Ilie Bolojan lost a no‑confidence vote on 6 May 2026, collapsing a coalition that had sought to rein in the far right and to reduce the budget deficit

Grab £6.99 dwarf fruit trees for patios with 53% off

27 April, 2026

Turn a small balcony into a fruit patch with affordable dwarf trees delivered ready to pot

Best supermarket sourdough: why M&S San Francisco Style tops my list

26 April, 2026

I eat sourdough every day and explain why the M&S San Francisco Style loaf outperforms other supermarket options in taste, texture and convenience

Can the Tymo Airhype Lite really dry hair in minutes? an honest review

24 April, 2026

I put the Tymo Airhype Lite to the test to see whether this compact, ionic hair dryer lives up to its quick-dry and heat-protection promises

Milei’s symbolic gesture at Israel’s 78th Independence Day sparks diplomatic attention

22 April, 2026

Argentine president Javier Milei took part in Israel’s 78th Independence Day by singing and lighting a ceremonial torch, reinforcing his government’s distinct diplomatic posture and drawing varied domestic and international reactions

St Johnstone can clinch title as Liam Smith chases third Scottish Championship

20 April, 2026

Liam Smith brings past title experience as St Johnstone look to secure the Scottish Championship at East End Park

Fatal head-on collision on M90 near Kinross prompts police appeal

18 April, 2026

Two men lost their lives after a wrong-way vehicle struck another car on the M90; police are asking motorists to come forward

Why England needs more educational psychologists to protect SEND reform

18 April, 2026

A major review finds large disparities in access to educational psychologists, an undercounted workforce, and a clear case for expanding training and local provision to protect SEND reform

Scotland earn late leveller against Belgium to maintain Group B4 lead

14 April, 2026

Scotland struck in stoppage time to force a 1-1 draw with Belgium at Easter Road, a result that keeps them top of Group B4 and underlines their growing belief under Melissa Andreatta

US president calls for increased North Sea drilling as UK shifts toward renewables

14 April, 2026

A social media post from the former US president pushed for ramping up North Sea oil production and rejecting offshore wind, prompting responses from Scottish and UK ministers and renewed attention to licence numbers

Morningside EMS studio expands into a medical-grade recovery hub

14 April, 2026

Fitness in Minutes has reoriented its Morningside studio toward personalised, science-backed recovery, adding pressotherapy and enhanced health scans

England U18 announce final squad for Italy at Six Nations Festival

12 April, 2026

England U18 have made six changes for their match against Italy in Vichy, with Jack Lewis retaining the captaincy and Will Moore set for his first start

Lionesses celebrate 500th international with special events and kit

11 April, 2026

The Lionesses will commemorate their 500th international across matches against Spain and Iceland, featuring reunions, a plaque unveiling, and a limited-edition warm-up top