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The UK has become the first country in Europe to approve a tablet version of Wegovy for weight management.

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are not expected to attend Trooping the Colour 2026, as they remain in California while the Royal Family celebrates King Charles III's official birthday in London.

Christian Brueckner, the prime suspect in Madeleine McCann's disappearance, faces legal uncertainties as monitoring measures are challenged, raising concerns about his potential evasion of justice.

Warwickshire council leader George Finch faces a conduct complaint after comments on gender identity in libraries sparked backlash from Warwickshire Pride.

John Healey has resigned as defence secretary, warning that the government's Defence Investment Plan falls short of what Britain needs.

Nearly 3,000 NHS patients are treated daily in corridors or makeshift areas amid demand pressure, raising concerns over care quality and safety.

Prince William urges the tech industry to use data to prevent homelessness, highlighting a five-year initiative, Homewards, aimed at addressing homelessness as a preventable condition.

Prince William suggests AI could help prevent homelessness in the UK by spotting risks early and strengthening support before crises occur.

UK regulators require Google to let publishers opt out of AI news summaries while keeping search visibility, reshaping digital news competition.

A convicted rapist escaped the UK due to a court error, fleeing to Bosnia. Authorities are investigating the mistake and pursuing extradition to bring him back for sentencing.

The slogan surged online after graphic footage of the North Belfast attack spread across social media and protests erupted days later.

A knife attack in Belfast by a Sudanese refugee led to severe injuries and sparked racial tensions, resulting in riots and arson across the city.

Elon Musk faces criticism for sharing social media posts linked to anti-immigration unrest in Belfast, which led to violence and displacement. Political leaders urge restraint and highlight social media's role in escalating tensions.

Nigel Farage condemns AI-generated deepfake adverts falsely portraying him confronting Bank of England governor Andrew Bailey, underscoring rising concerns over online fraud and digital deception.

Prison officer Michelle Molver admitted to kissing and exchanging letters with inmate Kemai Mathurine at HMP Belmarsh, leading to allegations of misconduct.

A Sudanese national was arrested for a Belfast stabbing, sparking anti-immigration protests. The suspect, granted refugee status in 2023, faces attempted murder charges

Prince Harry is pressing for full government-backed armed security before bringing Meghan and their children to the UK, as a fresh Invictus Games visit looms.