Britain is getting 12 new F-35A fighter jets from the United States to boost its air defence capability, the nation's national security and join the North American Treaty Organization (NATO) in its quest for dual capable aircraft nuclear mission in the European and American regions.
A Russian warship disguised itself to escort sanctioned oil tankers through the English Channel on 20 June 2025. Is this a sign of escalating conflict?
United Kingdom is expected to have hotter summer days this week and the coming month of July with temperatures reaching to a sweltering 40 degrees.
Harry Gilbertson, now 18, has been named as the teen who murdered 12-year-old Ava White during Liverpool's 2021 Christmas light event, ending years of legal anonymity.
Wincey Willis, beloved 1980s weather presenter for Good Morning Britain, passed away in December 2024 aged 76, with news of her death shared six months later.
Over six million UK households will get £150 off energy bills this winter. Find out if you're eligible and how to apply for the Warm Home Discount.
Prince Harry and Meghan Markle face renewed criticism for ignoring Sussex Day, sparking calls to strip their titles amid claims of a disconnect between branding and duty.
Steven Bartlett, host of Diary of a CEO, is the only Brit on Forbes' 2025 Highest-Earning Creators List. Discover how this university dropout built a £75 million empire. Share his incredible story!
The woman died on June 11 at the Royal Hallamshire Hospital in Sheffield, where she had been transferred after being diagnosed at Barnsley Hospital.
Adriana Smith, a brain-dead Georgia nurse, was kept on life support for nearly four months to save her unborn baby. Here's what we know about her case and the delivery.
William 'Will' Hand—an eighth-standard student and an athlete—died in early June of rare bacterial infection known as meningococcemia, also called meningococcal septicemia.
A new UK law allows women to abort at any stage without prosecution, sparking cries of 'prenatal infanticide'. Is this women's rights or a moral overstep?
Over 4,400 finance leaders are abandoning London for New York and beyond, with JPMorgan's Filippo Gori leading the charge. Is Labour's tax blitz killing the UK's financial hub?
Roksana Lecka, a former nursery worker in Twickenham, was convicted of abusing toddlers, sparking calls for stricter safeguarding in early childhood settings.
A committee of MPs and peers warn about the dangers of e-bikes. Will electric scooters and bicycles be banned in the UK?
Blaise Metreweli, 47, becomes MI6's first woman chief, bringing 26 years of intelligence expertise to tackle global threats.
What makes Juneteenth more than just a holiday? Uncover its significant meaning, market closures, and how Americans honour freedom on 19 June.
Allergy-prone fans of the viral Dubai Chocolate have been issued a stark warning by the UK food watchdog amid reports that TikTok resellers are not properly labelling allergens in the product.
Poundland has been sold for just £1 as financial woes deepen. Here's why the discount chain is struggling—and what it means for the UK high street.
A recent ruling by the Advertising Standards Council (ASA) noted that the ads encouraged dangerous driving and were irresponsible.
A Chinese tourist is now going viral after screaming and stamping her feet at the airport. The reason? Her bag was too heavy.
King Charles surprised attendees at SXSW London with a royal visit to support the festival's first UK edition, meeting artists, officials, and viewing immersive AI and Caribbean art exhibitions.
The 'boil in a bag' cremation technique that sees bodies liquified and disposed of in wastewater may be on its way to the UK.
Marks and Spencer restart online order system after cyber security breach. What other companies recently fell to cyber attacks?
The Guardian reported on the fox infestation at an expensive Google office in London. But, it was criticised by an animal group after calling foxes 'pests.'
The UK will finally end its no-nuclear status quo as it backs Rolls-Royce to build Britain's small modular reactors.
A new report issued by the Home Office has warned against raising the family visa salary threshold, and has instead suggested lowering it by several thousand pounds.
More than 5,000 donations are needed daily—totalling around 1.8 million annually to ensure a safe and stable supply.
British courts are facing an AI scandal as lawyers cited fake, AI-generated cases, prompting a warning from High Court Justice Victoria Sharp.
While JPMorgan drags staff back to offices, Atom Bank's CEO bets on AI and a four-day week, calling rigid policies outdated. Is remote work the future of banking?