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A Glasgow patient suspected of having Ebola tested negative, alleviating fears of the virus's presence in the UK. Health officials confirm standard protocols were followed to ensure safety.

UK energy bills rise 13% from 1 July as Ofgem lifts the price cap. Advisers explain how to run a mid-year money check as inflation persists.

A UK woman faces an animal cruelty investigation after allegedly abandoning her dog outside a veterinary clinic on the hottest day of the year, before flying to Egypt

Andy Burnham's expenses claims as a Labour MP, including a controversial £18,200 payout from Dolphin Square, have resurfaced, sparking debate over MPs' expenses and tax arrangements.

Paul Flack, brother of late TV presenter Caroline Flack, has died at 55. Tributes and family photos highlight his cherished memories and close sibling bond.

Andy Burnham confronts a £4.7 billion funding gap for defence investments, challenging his leadership amid fiscal constraints and security demands.

A 22-year-old man was fatally stabbed on a night bus in Hounslow, West London. Police are investigating the incident, urging witnesses to come forward with any information.

Caroline Flack's older brother died more than six years after her death, with his final Instagram post revealing the lasting pain he carried.

A Glasgow hospital faced a partial lockdown after a patient tested negative for Ebola, marking the UK's first alert in years. The incident underscores ongoing preventive measures against the virus.

Labour's proposed Immigration and Asylum Bill faces criticism for its repayment scheme for refugees and changes to the appeals process, sparking debate over the future of the UK's asylum system.

Britain is set for another heatwave with temperatures expected to reach 30°C in parts of southern England next week, following a brief cooldown after record highs earlier this summer.

A patient at Glasgow's Queen Elizabeth University Hospital was isolated after suspected Ebola symptoms prompted emergency precautions before testing ruled out the virus.

The UK government is considering intervening in Paramount's $110 billion acquisition of Warner Bros. Discovery due to concerns about media plurality and competition, with a decision expected after 6 July.

Queen Camilla's literacy campaign faced backlash after a photo with JK Rowling was shared during Pride Month, sparking criticism due to Rowling's controversial views on transgender issues.

Labour will remove 45,000 more illegal migrants and foreign criminals over the next decade, building on nearly 70,000 removals already made.

The UK government's plan to charge asylum seekers £10,000 for accommodation costs faces criticism for being unworkable and unfair, with doubts about its financial viability and impact on integration.

Brooke George's mother is pleading for mercy as the TikToker facing firing squad in Dubai claims she acted in self-defence after allegedly being assaulted by her boyfriend.

Legal experts warn the UK's new terror bill could put journalists covering wars at risk of prosecution, raising fresh concerns over press freedom and conflict reporting.

Charities warn domestic abuse during the 2026 FIFA World Cup could rise as survivors and experts stress that football does not cause abuse, perpetrators do.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer unveils a £15 billion Defence Investment Plan, emphasising drones and autonomous systems to counter Russian threats, while reallocating funds from less urgent projects.

The UK Government's £14.5 billion Defence Investment Plan faces criticism for insufficient new funding, raising concerns about military readiness and financial pressures on the Ministry of Defence.

England's World Cup match against Panama is expected to generate £310M in spending, with pubs preparing for a surge in beer sales and fans contributing significantly to the UK economy.

In May, UK mortgage approvals hit an 18-month low at 56,205, as rising interest rates and economic uncertainty deterred buyers. Despite this, house prices continued to rise, creating a complex housing market.

Shabir Ahmed, a notorious grooming gang leader, is set for release due to a legal loophole, sparking public outrage and calls for changes to UK deportation laws.

Morrisons Daily plans to close over 100 stores due to financial losses, impacting hundreds of jobs. The closures follow Lidl surpassing Morrisons as the UK's fifth-largest grocer.

The UK has repealed the Vagrancy Act, ending criminalisation of rough sleeping, and launched a £3.6 billion plan to halve long-term homelessness and improve housing support.

More than half of UK first-time buyers receive family support, with £11bn helping bridge deposit gaps as affordability reshapes the housing market.

Five Eyes Inteligence chiefs warn AI is rapidly reshaping cyber risk, urging organisations to strengthen defences before faster attacks outpace current controls.

Andy Burnham is set to become the UK's Prime Minister, inheriting Labour's majority. His ambitious reform agenda faces criticism over legitimacy, with calls for a fresh election to validate his mandate.