NEWS
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Worst of cyber attack impact to be over by August, says M&S boss
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Water firms will be forced to pay households up to £2,000 in compensation over failures in new crackdown on sector
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Bank of England calls on public to decide next banknote theme
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Panthers, pumas and ‘lion-like’ beasts: police reports reveal wave of UK big cat sightings
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Heathrow shutdown blamed on ‘catastrophic’ maintenance failure that went unfixed for seven years
A power outage which wiped out electricity to Heathrow airport and caused travel chaos for passengers could have been avoided, a new report has revealed. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband ordered an urgent investigation into the power outage that caused the UK's busiest airport to close in March of this year, following the serious fire at a… More
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Breast cancer patients could be 'denied life-extending drugs because of unfair system'
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Parents accused of baby’s murder ‘smoked while nurses tried to save him’
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‘A guiding hand, for life’: Civil servants spend £500k on GOV.UK full stop with 150-page dossier detailing dots ‘ correct use
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Grandmother of murdered schoolboy Logan Mwangi died after falling 200ft from a cliff in suspected suicide
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Bob Vylan axed from music festivals in Manchester and France after chanting 'death to the IDF' at Glastonbury
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Former Royal Navy chief Sir Ben Key's behaviour 'fell far short of standards expected' as MoD terminates his service
An investigation into former head of the Royal Navy Sir Ben Key found his behaviour fell “far short of the values and standards expected”, the Ministry of Defence said. This has resulted in termination of service and his commission. Chief of Defence Staff Admiral Sir Tony Radakin said:We expect the highest standards of behaviour from… More
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Energy sector set to discuss how National Grid can meet AI demand
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Ninja sword amnesty launched ahead of ban – as mother of victim, 16, hopes ‘children can walk home without fear’
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Man, 92, to die behind bars for cold case murder and rape of Bristol woman in 1967
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Who failed to pull the plug? Growing questions over BBC’s handling of Glastonbury death chant
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Crowds watch in horror as man, 37, stabbed in face with sword through visor during battle re-enactment at castle
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Met Police seek to improve conviction rates with new tech to photograph bruises on women of colour
The Metropolitan Police is to roll out a new device which makes it easier to record bruising on victims of abuse. The handheld device, which has been developed by the force, improves colour contrast and makes marks more visible, especially on darker skin. During a visit to a forensics lab in South London, Commissioner Sir… More
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Three bosses at Lucy Letby's hospital arrested on suspicion of gross negligence manslaughter
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Urgent warning after dog treats laced with fishhooks found scattered in UK park
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‘Death to the IDF’ chant wasn’t inciting violence, claim band at centre of Glastonbury anti-Semitism storm
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House prices fall unexpectedly after Rachel Reeves's stamp duty tax raid
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Couple behind doomed oil refinery paid £3.7m dividend despite huge losses as firm's collapse sparks fuel supply fears
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Nearly 20,000 migrants cross Channel in first half of year as crossings reach new high
The number of migrants crossing the English Channel has set a new record for the first half of the year. Some 19,982 migrants had arrived in the UK after making the dangerous crossing by the end of June, latest Home Office figures show. The total is 48% higher than the figure for the first six… More
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New foreign influence scheme launches with focus on Russian and Iranian covert activities
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Pictured: Girl, 7, who died after tree crushed her in public park as family pays tribute
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Funding secured for tech solution to help domestic abuse victims contact 999
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Uniformed protesters criticise introduction of AI line calls at Wimbledon
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Government chatbot set to help public deal with bureaucracy
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Lecturers to be consulted on industrial action following ‘derisory’ pay offer
University lecturers are to be involved in industrial action talks after being offered a 1.4% pay boost. University lecturers will be consulted on industrial action following what an education union described as a “derisory” 1.4% pay offer. A consultative ballot will be attended by members of the Educational Institute of Scotland University Lecturers’ Association (EIS… More
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Boy, 12, dies from social media challenge as family warns of dangers
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Parcel delivery company Evri rolling out 10,000 UK lockers following popularity of 'away-from-home' delivery
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Bridget Phillipson urges Britons to have more children amid ‘worrying’ birth rates
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Met Police will not charge Kneecap over 'kill your MP' video as comments at Glastonbury investigated by force
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BBC 'should face charges’ over broadcast of Glastonbury IDF chant as PM condemns ‘appalling hate speech’
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LIVE: BBC bosses 'should be charged for screening Glastonbury death to IDF chants'
Calls are growing for charges to be brought against the BBC after two acts led anti-Israel chants at Glastonbury. Rapper Bobby Vylan, real name Pascal Robinson-Foster, of rap punk duo Bob Vylan, on Saturday led crowds on the festival’s West Holts Stage in chants of “Free, free Palestine” and “Death, death to the IDF (Israel… More
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'Very concerned': Regulator investigates BBC over Glastonbury death chant broadcast
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BBC admits Glastonbury live stream should have been pulled and condemns punk duo's anti-Semitic chants
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Bob Vylan 'dropped by agents' after 'death to the IDF' Glastonbury chant – as future gigs face the axe
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Former Home Secretary warns Islamic extremism fuelling rise in antisemitism
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All of Bob Vylan's remaining 2025 tour dates