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A UK poll indicates that 55% of Britons feel diversity is eroding their national identity, highlighting a growing concern across political and generational lines.

Alfie Coleman, a British neo-Nazi, was jailed for 13 years after attempting to buy a gun for a planned terrorist attack. The case highlights the threat of online radicalisation.

Alan Carr's Ayton Castle auction highlights how Britain's historic estates increasingly rely on events, tourism, and asset sales to fund costly preservation and maintenance.

Ruth Ellis has been posthumously pardoned 70 years after her execution, acknowledging the overlooked impact of domestic abuse in her case, though her murder conviction remains unchanged.

An Iraqi people smuggler, previously jailed in France, has been found living in Leicestershire while seeking asylum in the UK, raising questions about the effectiveness of overseas conviction checks.

Twelve NATO countries, including the UK, have committed £37 billion to a UK-led missile system, aiming to enhance European defence against Russia. The project highlights NATO's strategic shift.

British police are pursuing Ndodana Mkhanyisi Tshuma, a murder suspect who fled to Zimbabwe, complicating the investigation due to the lack of an extradition treaty with the UK.

Faye Condon from Plymouth endured unnecessary chemotherapy for a misdiagnosed autoimmune disease. Her mother is now filing a complaint against Bristol Children's Hospital for the diagnostic error.

Meet Count Binface, the trash can-wearing satirical candidate who has become Nigel Farage's unexpected challenger after major parties boycotted the Clacton by-election.

Farage doubled down on claims his family had been targeted, but Sky News publicly disputed the allegation.

The UK and Netherlands have signed a £2.4 billion defence deal to build eight amphibious warships in British shipyards, enhancing military cooperation and supporting skilled jobs.

MI5 is criticised for allegedly covering up a neo-Nazi informant's misconduct. Despite serious allegations, the agent continued working, prompting an inquiry and calls for policy changes.

Romanian prosecutors have expanded charges against Andrew and Tristan Tate, accusing them of using manipulative tactics to recruit women into their webcam business, alongside allegations of trafficking and witness intimidation.

Nigel Farage calls for Shabir Ahmed's deportation and threatens visa restrictions on Pakistan after the Rochdale grooming gang ringleader's release from prison.

Nigel Farage's by-election announcement in Clacton faces a boycott from major parties due to an expense scandal, leaving Reform UK without mainstream challengers in a controversial electoral move.

England matches are becoming social events as TikTok trends, packed pubs and casual fans fuel a major boost for the UK's hospitality industry.

Young people face longer waits for NHS mental health services as funding cuts fail to meet rising demand, impacting their wellbeing and future opportunities.

A US airman accused of indecent exposure in Cambridgeshire avoided UK prosecution after the case was transferred to US military jurisdiction.

An immigrant family in Shropshire faces hostility and isolation, prompting them to seek a return to Stockport for safety and community support.

A Manchester mother and her toddler were stranded in Spain due to new UK passport rules, causing confusion among dual citizens. A GoFundMe campaign helped them raise funds to return home.

Sir Anthony Hopkins sparked debate after posting a photo wearing an England football shirt before the World Cup fixture.

The Reform UK leader confronted a reporter at an airport after being questioned about party finances, while Sky News denied contacting his family.

The Metropolitan Police's refusal to confirm details about Prince Andrew's alleged Pizza Express visit in 2001 raises new questions about his alibi, which remains unverified by both police and Pizza Express.

UK's new political finance rules: recent arrivals must wait a year before donating over £100,000 to curb foreign influence. Learn how it affects wealthy donors and political parties.

Andy Burnham's proposed under-16 social media ban faces scrutiny over VPN loopholes, with MPs urging restrictions to ensure effectiveness, drawing lessons from Australia's similar challenges.

FIFA's decision to suspend a ban for US striker Folarin Balogun has causedglobal outrage, prompting appeals from France and Britain for equal treatment in disciplinary actions.

A dispute between Prince Harry and Buckingham Palace over accommodation highlights the importance of timely responses to royal invitations, illustrating the operational and diplomatic implications of protocol breaches.

Wegovy weight-loss tablets, containing semaglutide, are now available privately in UK pharmacies. They offer an alternative to injections, requiring a prescription and medical consultation.

Funding constraints hinder air conditioning installations, raising concerns about future climate resilience.