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Deputy PM Angela Rayner defends hiring a £68,000 taxpayer-funded photographer, igniting controversy over government spending.

A Muslim MP has defended the practice of marrying a first cousin and has suggested that Britain should become more like the Middle East in its approach to the issue.

Community service as a way of atoning for crimes against society, often conjures up images of high-viz jackets and picking up litter. Now even criminals have joined the 'working from home' phenomenon

It may be difficult for younger readers to believe, but there was a time in the late 20th century when British households had just one rubbish bin.

A controversial former model raises Christmas dinner fees to £200, offering a three-course meal. This is the latest of her many controversies.

The UK launch of Dave's Hot Chicken includes the infamous 'Reaper' burger, known for its extreme heat and the waiver customers are required to sign before eating it.

The number of people ordering food and household essentials using apps like Uber Eats has almost doubled in the last two years, despite remote deliveries costing significantly more than the traditional method of actually going to the shops oneself.

London mayor Sadiq Khan has reportedly been shortlisted for a knighthood in the New Years Honours list.

Nissan faces tough times, job cuts, and production cuts looming. The future of the Sunderland plant is uncertain, but recent upgrades offer hope.

Tesco has recalled mislabelled Chicken Tsukune Skewers due to a use-by date error, warning customers of potential health risks.

High costs and poor weather drive 38% of Brits under-35 to consider moving to Southern Europe for better quality of life and tax incentives.

Billionaire Warren Stephens has been nominated by Donald Trump as the next U.S. Ambassador to the United Kingdom.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk may be on the verge of escalating his war of words with Prime Minister Keir Starmer by funding Nigel Farage to the tune of £80 million.

Heidi Alexander has replaced Louise Haigh as transport secretary after it was discovered the latter has a fraud conviction

Net migration to the UK hit a record 900,000 in the year to June 2023, sparking political backlash and concerns over its impact on public services, housing, and community cohesion.

A British beautician faces 60 years in jail for smuggling £15 million worth of cocaine, but she claims she was tricked into carrying the drugs.

An 18-year-old almost died from meningitis, likely contracted from sharing a vape and drinks. Early diagnosis saved her life.

Recent figures suggest that Britain is the only major economy to experience a fall in its employment rate in the last five years.

Daniel Andreas San Diego, an alleged animal rights extremist, was arrested in North Wales after a 20-year manhunt.

Downing Street has denied rumours of an extra bank holiday in 2025 to commemorate the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

A former bar manager was unfairly dismissed after reporting misconduct. She won a £33,080 compensation after a tribunal ruled her dismissal unfair.

Many Brits intend to fake sick days for Black Friday deals, but research questions the value of available discounts.

Caitlin Walton, who lacks a birth certificate, is unable to work or secure identification, leaving her feeling invisible and unsupported.

The BTP's new strip search policy for transgender officers has sparked backlash, with critics citing potential violations of women's rights and concerns over degrading treatment.

Elon Musk has continued his war of words with UK Prime Minister, Keir Starmer, by apparently throwing his support behind an online petition calling for a new general election.

A man remains in critical condition after suffering a cardiac arrest during a fight on Westminster Bridge, leading to three arrests on suspicion of attempted murder.

UK junior doctors increasingly choose locum work for higher pay and flexibility, sharing their experiences on TikTok as 'medfluencers.'

A UK veterinarian tragically died by suicide, citing emotional distress from wealthy clients unnecessarily euthanising their pets despite having the means to afford proper treatment.

Hayley Dowell's grieving family questions her consent for a triple surgery in Turkey. Meanwhile, concerns over patient safety and inadequate aftercare in Turkish cosmetic clinics continue to rise.