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The NHS Rich List reveals 279 executives earn over £200,000, sparking public fury over 'dreadful optics'. Can the NHS fix its priorities?

A car drove into Liverpool's victory parade, injuring 27 people; police say it was an isolated incident, not terrorism.

Farm shop recalls all batches of raw milk due to dangerous bacteria that can cause severe illness, kidney failure, or death.

Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood's plan to use chemical castration for sex offenders aims to cut reoffending and free prison space. But is it ethical?

Rising energy, water, and travel costs have pushed UK inflation to 3.5%, sparking fears of a deepening cost-of-living crisis. Will relief come before budgets buckle?

Both the UK and Iran called each other's envoys after Iranian asylum seekers allegedly spied on some journalists. Will this trigger stricter immigration rules?

The commitment from the UK's premier postal service signals a growing shift into EV use in the country.

According to reports, organised criminal groups are believed to be behind a large portion of the thefts, stealing goods 'to order' and reselling them to local shops.

Following a widespread outage that left around 30,000 users without service, Sky TV has resolved the issue affecting its Sky Q boxes and advised subscribers to reboot their equipment.

King Charles has commissioned a custom, plum-colored Lotus Eletre, a high-powered electric SUV, adding to his collection of vehicles and reinforcing his commitment to sustainable transportation.

A 30-year-old British man, who was once fit and healthy, is now paralysed after eating £3 supermarket sandwich. Here's his story.

Adder sightings rise in the UK, but bites are uncommon; stay alert, respect snakes, and seek medical help if bitten.

Petticoat Lane Market is a must visit next time you're in East London, being one of London's oldest and cheapest markets.

A UK water company warned residents to avoid drinking tap water due to possible contamination. Is your area affected?

A critical 'do not drink' warning was issued for tap water in North Yorkshire on 13 May 2025, after tests revealed high levels of coliform bacteria.

Brits are facing the same problem with their passports, in the time before Brexit, passports where valid for 10 years and 9 months, something that is not currently allowed due to the requirement of 3 months of validity and less than 10 years old.

Peter Sullivan was cleared in May 2025 after serving 38 years for a murder he didn't commit. New DNA evidence proved his innocence, prompting fresh calls to find the real killer and review past convictions.

A National Grid failure on 12 May 2025 crippled London Underground, suspending Bakerloo, Waterloo and City, and more

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer might be pulling a Donald Trump move. With the new immigration crackdown's arrival, firms are now forced to rely on local talent.

The pound surged 10% after Trump's tariffs, making US holidays cheaper for Brits. Travel bookings jumped, but experts warn the advantage may be short-lived.

Migrants will be required to have a much higher level of English proficiency in order to obtain a UK visa.

New changes have been introduced by the DVSA to UK practical driving tests in order to give learner drivers more experience

Chinese brands Jaecoo and Omoda outsold Tesla in the UK in April 2025, with Tesla's sales down 62%. Can Musk fight back?

On Monday, Reform UK MP Lee Anderson accused Jess Phillips of partaking in the cover-up of the grooming gang members responsible for the Rotherham child trafficking ring.

A Met Police officer who shot Chris Kaba in 2022 will face a gross misconduct hearing, despite being cleared of murder.

A new bill set to be introduced in September 2026 could save English families £70 million in school uniforms by limiting branded clothing to 4 items.

UK households face £200+ bill hikes from glitchy smart meters, warns British Gas. Check your meter and save now—don't get stung!

Outdated, hidden, or unclear fire signs continue to undermine evacuation efforts—highlighting a growing disconnect between compliance and real-world safety.

Moderna, known for its COVID-19 vaccines, has been found guilty of 10 breaches of regulatory code after it marketed its booster jab trials towards children.