Francesca Pellegrini, Author at NewsHub.co.uk

Francesca Pellegrini

Francesca Pellegrini obtained documents on the redevelopment of a Roman neighborhood after a series of access-to-records requests, promoting an editorial line focused on social impact. General reporter, she keeps notes from an old Appian Way archive in a drawer.

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How London’s policing plan will manage two large demonstrations and the FA Cup final

16 May, 2026

A detailed look at the policing plan for 16 May: numbers, technology and legal steps aimed at preventing clashes between Unite the Kingdom and Nakba Day protests

Employer wins tribunal over remote work request from IT manager seeking childcare support

15 May, 2026

An employment tribunal dismissed claims that refusing permanent home working amounted to sex or disability discrimination after judges concluded short interventions during breaks did not create childcare obligations

VAR overturns stoppage-time goal as Arsenal hold on to beat West Ham

11 May, 2026

Arsenal escaped with a 1-0 win after a lengthy VAR pitchside review wiped out a 95th-minute West Ham equaliser, prompting praise, criticism and debate across the game

Make richer gravy with soy sauce and a quick roux

10 May, 2026

Discover how a teaspoon of soy sauce can transform everyday gravy into a richer, more savoury sauce with minimal effort

Edinburgh Tartan parade 2026: route, timings and road closures

9 May, 2026

The Tartan Parade returns to Edinburgh on Saturday, May 9 with 2,500 participants, a procession from City Chambers along the Royal Mile and timed road closures across the city centre

Medieval gold ligature in Aberdeen uncovers early restorative dentistry in Scotland

9 May, 2026

A 20-carat gold ligature found in an Aberdeen burial offers the earliest Scottish evidence of restorative dentistry and hints at who could afford cosmetic dental care in the past

Hantavirus on a cruise ship: symptoms, risks and guidance

8 May, 2026

An outbreak aboard the MV Hondius has been associated with several severe cases and international action; experts say public risk is low but awareness is essential

Save on a Hoover cordless vacuum with powerful suction and pet-friendly features

5 May, 2026

See why shoppers praise the Hoover HF3 for strong suction, pet-friendly tools and a lightweight design

Queue dispute at Chessington over Paw Patrol ride sparks racism claim

5 May, 2026

A disagreement in the line for Zuma’s Hovercraft Adventure at Chessington’s new World of Paw Patrol became a filmed incident after one father refused to let another family rejoin the queue

Why vaping can create lifelong dependence in young people

4 May, 2026

Young people who start vaping may become deeply dependent and suffer intense withdrawal, often finding it harder to quit than cigarettes

Pop-up sauna theatre at Summerhall brings immersive performances to Fringe

1 May, 2026

Experience art and wellbeing together in a pop-up Sauna Theatre at Summerhall during the Fringe

Mounjaro losing effectiveness? How a supplement and injection site can help

1 May, 2026

Dr Philippa Kaye explains how a targeted dietary supplement and correct injection site can improve response to Mounjaro and when a drug change might be needed

Kitchen blaze on Longstone Road prompts single-file traffic and bus diversions

30 April, 2026

A kitchen fire in a ground-floor flat on Longstone Road has forced traffic restrictions and bus diversions while emergency crews manage the scene

Why a persistent rash can signal penile cancer and what men should know

28 April, 2026

A man mistook a penis rash for a reaction to bodywash before a biopsy revealed cancer; specialists explain links to HPV, warning signs and why early checks matter

Vauxhall Grandland electric review: range, space and value

26 April, 2026

Vauxhall Grandland balances roomy interiors, long electric range and strong standard equipment for families seeking no-nonsense motoring

Entries closing for the 126th Dispatch Trophy at Braid Hills

25 April, 2026

The 126th Dispatch Trophy at Braid Hills returns with Hailes defending, a closing entry date, and a draw to be made this week

Scotland’s rugby march that has a nation behind it

16 April, 2026

A first‑hand reflection on Scotland’s match day, blending collective excitement, past glories and a personal tie to one of the players

How to choose the best legal structure and tax status for your club

13 April, 2026

Practical guidance for clubs on selecting a legal structure and tax status, with access to 30 minutes of free advice from Muckle LLP

Nutella: what nutrition experts say and smarter ways to enjoy it

13 April, 2026

Nutrition experts weigh in on Nutella, explaining why the hazelnut spread is closer to a treat than a health food and suggesting smarter alternatives

Inside the Ralph Fiennes and Alex Kingston marriage and its aftermath

10 April, 2026

Ralph Fiennes and Alex Kingston formed a close bond after meeting at RADA, married in 1993 and separated within a few years, with consequences that shaped both actors’ personal and professional paths