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Andrew and Tristan Tate face new charges in the UK, including rape and trafficking. UK authorities seek their extradition from the US, where they were arrested, to face these charges.

The TfL cyberattack case where two teenagers caused £29M in damages is a legal first in prosecuting critical infrastructure breaches, affecting millions of Oyster card users.

A Welsh student received £10,000 in compensation after a four-year catfishing ordeal. Her identity was used in fake accounts, causing distress and confrontations with strangers.

Convicted child rapist Shabir Ahmed remains in the UK after Pakistan rejected efforts to accept his deportation, prompting renewed scrutiny of Britain's £153 million aid commitment.

Romanian rescue teams have completed a fresh search for missing British teenager George Smyth near Dracula's Castle, but officials say no new evidence has been found.

Argentine military activity near the Falkland Islands has prompted a British response, highlighting ongoing tensions over sovereignty and the strategic importance of the region.

British mother Nishika Samaratunga is accused of abducting her two autistic sons after allegedly failing to return them to their father following a court-approved visit to the UK.

England will ban sales of high-caffeine energy drinks to under-16s by 2027, citing health concerns like anxiety and poor sleep. The move is supported by health professionals and the public.

From April 2027, England will ban sales of high-caffeine energy drinks to under-16s, aiming to protect children's health amid concerns over caffeine's impact on sleep, concentration, and obesity.

The UK government has called on FIFA to investigate Argentina's football team for displaying a banner asserting sovereignty over the Falkland Islands after their World Cup semi-final win against England.

A report reveals MI5 provided false evidence to UK courts to protect a neo-Nazi informant, leading to systemic failings and potential legal consequences for the agency.

Argentina's World Cup semi-final win over England has sparked controversy after players displayed a political banner, leading to calls for FIFA to enforce its rules on political messages.

Sadiq Khan, London Mayor, has been nominated for a life peerage, allowing him to serve as both mayor and Labour Lord, sparking debate on House of Lords reform.

The UK government is considering visa restrictions against Pakistan due to its refusal to accept the deportation of Shabir Ahmed, the Rochdale grooming gang ringleader.

A £12.5M initiative, inspired by Ed Sheeran, will transform England's libraries into vibrant creative spaces with recording studios, workshops, and performance venues to nurture young talent across communities.

Metropolitan Police officers escort a lone Argentina supporter to safety after he was surrounded by England fans near Piccadilly Circus following the World Cup semi-final.

Incoming Prime Minister Andy Burnham signals a pragmatic economic approach, prioritising stability over wealth tax debates, aiming to improve living standards and restore economic confidence.

Weak growth, ageing population and rising ill‑health fuel Britain's fiscal crisis, as Resolution Foundation urges tax and pension reforms under incoming PM Andy Burnham.

England's World Cup hopes were dashed after a tactical change by Tuchel allowed Argentina to dominate, leading to a dramatic late comeback and ending England's bid for a first final since 1966.

A Shigella outbreak in the UK is spreading rapidly, with antibiotic-resistant strains causing concern. Health officials urge testing and hygiene precautions to prevent transmission, especially during anal sex.

A 30-year-old victim's brave testimony at Hove Crown Court led to the sentencing and deportation of three assailants involved in a gangrape at Brighton Beach.

A technical fault at Gatwick Airport caused nine jets to declare fuel emergencies, leading to flight diversions and delays. The incident highlights the impact of disruptions at busy single-runway airports.

A 14-year-old from south London faces terrorism charges after police found concerning documents linked to a mosque plot during a criminal damage investigation. The teen remains in custody.

Andy Burnham's anticipated choice of Shabana Mahmood as chancellor has boosted UK markets, with government bonds and sterling rising. Her selection is seen as a stabilising force for Labour's economic policy.

The Falkland Islands' Government House displayed England's colours before the World Cup semi-final against Argentina, highlighting the ongoing sovereignty dispute and the islands' British identity.

The family of British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman say his prison term in Iran has been quietly extended by two years for speaking to the media, as both grow dangerously weak on hunger strike in Evin prison.

British universities are witnessing a decline in humanities enrolments as students opt for career-focused degrees. Rising tuition fees and employment prospects drive this shift, challenging the value perception of humanities.

The UK Government is launching a campaign urging households to prepare for emergencies, including potential Russian cyber attacks, by stockpiling essentials.

The CPS has ruled that Derbyshire farmer Rob Lomas will not face charges after fatally shooting one alleged burglar and injuring another, concluding he acted lawfully in self-defence.