The UK Home Office faces backlash over its new TikTok account after posting dramatic deportation and raid videos.
Ria Pathak
Jan 15, 2026
Former 1990s TV heartthrob John Alford has been jailed for eight and a half years after sexually assaulting two girls in 2022.
Adrienne Martinez
Jan 15, 2026
Dual nationals must prove British citizenship from Feb 2026 or risk being denied boarding, with passports or certificates costing some travellers £1,000 more.
Seneca Cabrera
Jan 15, 2026
French Interior Ministry issues territorial bans against 10 British nationals from 'Raise the Colours' group for destroying small boats in Calais.
Kella Pacquiao
Jan 15, 2026
Met's policy that compels officers and employees to disclose membership in hierarchical societies such as Freemasonry is triggered by privacy concerns and prejudice.
Glory Moralidad
Jan 14, 2026
Phantom Brewing enters administration with £2.2m debt as UK hospitality faces mounting pressure from rising business costs and Government policies affecting independent venues.
Maybelyn B. Paden
Jan 14, 2026
UK braces for a potential 'Beast from the East' snowstorm as experts warn of severe travel chaos and plunging temperatures.
Jay Gotera
Jan 14, 2026
UK braces for a potential 'Beast from the East' snowstorm as experts warn of severe travel chaos and plunging temperatures.
Jay Gotera
Jan 14, 2026
Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer defends his approval of the China embassy plans as US officials and Labour MPs warn of UK security risks and fears of intimidation.
Jay Gotera
Jan 14, 2026
Keir Starmer faces Kemi Badenoch's fierce questioning over his humiliating U-turn on mandatory digital ID cards, marking his thirteenth major policy reversal and exposing deep cracks in Labour's governance.
Maybelyn B. Paden
Jan 14, 2026
Millions can still claim Universal Credit, council tax help and social tariffs in February, with more than £24bn in UK benefits and bill support going unclaimed.
Seneca Cabrera
Jan 14, 2026
Universal Credit rises above inflation from April 2026, but new rules cut health payments for sick and disabled people making new claims under welfare reforms.
Seneca Cabrera
Jan 14, 2026
Jon Venables, convicted of the 1993 murder of James Bulger, has been granted another parole review, reigniting debate over public safety, rehabilitation and lifelong anonymity more than 30 years after the crime.
Seneca Cabrera
Jan 14, 2026
UK digital ID cards will be optional under Keir Starmer's revised plans, while employers must adopt mandatory digital right-to-work checks by 2029 nationwide UK.
Seneca Cabrera
Jan 14, 2026
Scottish finance minister Shona Robison announced child payment increases in the 2026-27 budget, earning praise but also calls for further action to address remaining gaps in support.
Denise Nequinto
Jan 13, 2026
China's planned London 'super embassy' sparks UK security fears as Keir Starmer faces growing political backlash over hidden chambers and surveillance risks.
Jay Gotera
Jan 13, 2026
Met Office issues flood and ice warnings across 39 UK areas, urging families to prepare kits and drivers to carry blankets and phones.
Jay Gotera
Jan 13, 2026
Starmer's TikTok Immigration Push Ridiculed as Social Media Fails to Tackle Migration Crisis
Clarizza Potoy
Jan 13, 2026