Prison governor Kerri Pegg, once lauded as a 'rising star,' is facing serious accusations of bribery and facilitating large-scale drug trafficking.
Home Bargains has issued an urgent recall of its 25cm Happy Easter plush toys (yellow chick, pink rabbit, and white rabbit) due to a serious asphyxiation risk.
The UK government is exploring updates to its Child Benefit policy, aiming to lessen the impact of the current two-child limit without full removal due to cost.
The fast-growing furniture brand brings its modern designs, eco-friendly materials, and customer-first approach to British consumers
Morrisons has announced the closure of 17 stores, 52 cafes, and other service counters as part of a business restructuring.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves faces criticism for accepting £600 worth of free concert tickets, drawing comparisons to a controversy involving Keir Starmer.
Amid escalating care costs and staffing shortages, many elderly Brits are foregoing UK care homes for all-inclusive Thai villas for a fraction of the price.
A sudden and intense fire at a key London substation triggered widespread chaos, forcing the closure of Heathrow Airport and causing a significant power outage.
A Listeria outbreak in the UK, linked to contaminated desserts, has resulted in three deaths, prompting an investigation by health authorities.
Santander is closing 95 UK branches, leading to potential job losses. The bank is also implementing other changes, like reduced hours.
A recent study ranked 45 UK cities based on the work hours necessary for an 'average' lifestyle
UK universities are facing around 5,000 job cuts due to decreased budgets. Reduced facilities and staff, in addition to complex visas and a high cost of living is driving away foreign students.
Dr. Manikarnika Dutta, a respected Indian historian and Oxford alumna, faces deportation from the UK after her application for ILR was denied.
McDonald's UK faces serious sexual harassment and abuse, including verbal, homophobic abuse and inappropriate touching claims, from young employees.
With pro-Trump rhetoric on the rise, many UK politicians are turning to his ideology for answers regarding the economy and immigration. Here's seven you should know about.
Meghan Markle's new cooking show, 'With Lova, Meghan', has been slammed for being an unrelatable mess, with a renowned royal chef calling it 'pretentious.'
MPs are pushing the criminalisation of nonconsensual photographs of Muslim women without their hijab on the same level as child exploitation material.
Nationwide is continuing its commitment to returning value to its members with a new round of payments, building on previous successful initiatives.
Brits now see wealth as financial security over flashy luxuries, with home comforts like a driveway, kitchen island, and early retirement as key status symbols.
For the think tank and independent charity Sustainability First, much of the industry's glaring issues result from a lack of nature-based solutions
Frederik passed away after battling a rare genetic condition, POLG Mitochondrial disease, a disorder that caused progressive organ failure.
Eurostar services between Paris, London, and Brussels were suspended after an unexploded WWII bomb was discovered near Gare du Nord, causing major travel disruptions.
A Russian warship escorted a sanctioned cargo ship through the English Channel, prompting Royal Navy surveillance amid rising geopolitical tensions.
UK residents under 73 have until 5th April 2025, to boost their state pension by paying for missing National Insurance years from 2006-2018.
Tesco and other UK supermarkets have recalled Baxters Sliced Gherkins Crunchy & Sweet due to an undeclared mustard allergen.
The UK government is moving forward with plans to eliminate the creation of new leasehold flats in England and Wales.
Keen-eyed grocers have noticed Cadbury decreasing its product size while keeping its price-tag the same, inciting backlash from customers demanding transparency from their retailers.
The UK government has abandoned plans to give workers the 'right to switch off' outside of work hours, citing concerns about the financial impact on businesses.
Kevin Booth, a sadistic abuser who tortured women in a Highland dungeon, has become the first person in the UK to receive a global travel ban to prevent further exploitation.
In his soon-to-be-released new book, Tom Quinn said that Kate has 'put her foot down and insisted that her three children will not partake in the 'blooding' ritual.
