Former royal aide Jason Knauf breaks his silence on Meghan Markle's alleged 2018 bullying, standing by his leaked email that accused the Duchess of mistreating staff, reigniting debate over her leadership style.
Find out if your child's school is part of England's free breakfast club scheme, designed to tackle child hunger, boost learning, and support struggling families.
Brits have voted for their favourite and least favourite grocery stores, the results show customers favor quality over affordability.
A Sudanese migrant who was seeking asylum was granted the status of 'child' despite evidence suggesting he was an adult.
As of February 2025, Iran is one of several countries on the list where the FCDO advises against all travel due to ongoing political tensions, security risks, and the possibility of arrest.
UK families risk losing inheritances to cover soaring care costs. Councils are owed £343m, forcing many to sell homes.
British couple Craig and Lindsay Foreman were arrested in Iran after ignoring travel warnings, now facing espionage charges that could lead to years in prison or the death penalty.
A barista advises against two types of plant-based milk in coffee, highlighting their lesser-known health implications.
'Dubai chocolate' is gaining popularity in the UK due to its unique flavours and social media virality, while Cadbury struggles with mixed reviews.
Ring doorbell owners have been fined £10,000 for privacy violations. CCTV systems must comply with GDPR if they record beyond property lines.
A report reveals endometriosis leads to lower wages and job loss for women, highlighting workplace stigma and causing uproar from activists.
Labour has suspended 11 councillors over a vile WhatsApp group where members exchanged racist, sexist, and homophobic messages, sparking outrage and calls for accountability.
Man accidentally throws away a hard drive containing £620M in Bitcoin. After legal battles fail, he now aims to buy the landfill to search for it.
Controversy surrounds a far-right X account promoted by Musk. The account's recent actions suggest financial motives may be at play.
Brexit's aftermath is mainly seen as a failure, with 62% of the public labelling it as such, compared to 11% who consider it a success.
Labour's immigration crackdown led to 5,424 visits from immigration enforcement officers and 3,930 arrests of overstayers.
Retailers face rising thefts, worsened by middle-class individuals using self-service checkouts, affecting large chains and small businesses.
New findings regarding Lucy Letby's are making expert's question the validity of her conviction for the deaths of 7 infants.
HMRC also notes that there are additional penalties for paying late—5% of the tax unpaid at 30 days, 6 months, and 12 months.
London officials dog on Mayor Khan for £2 million spent on diversity art amid police budget cuts and rising crime rates.
From physical attacks and verbal abuse to incidents involving weapons, the rise in violence highlights a growing crisis in the treatment of those who dedicate their lives to saving others.
Lloyds is closing 136 more branches, following a trend of banks reducing physical locations as app usage rises.
Half of Britons struggled to pay with cash in 2024, highlighting a growing reliance on digital payments, but the government refuses to mandate cash acceptance.
The study compared the economic situation in the UK and the European Union through the infographic 'Purchasing Power and Cost of Living: UK vs EU.
Research commissioned by Thames Water has suggested that there are a million illegal immigrants living in the United Kingdom, with around half of them in London alone.
Ana Botin, executive chair of Spanish bank Santander has denied reports that the company is considering leaving the British market as a result of low returns and excessive regulation.
A study published in the British medical journal suggests that taxi and ambulance drivers may be at less risk from Alzheimer's because of the demands of their work.
The Telegraph has highlighted a case of a private buy to let landlord evicting their 90-year-old tenant, due to Labour's ending of no fault evictions.
While some drivers could be exempt from paying car tax, older cars (2001-2017) with specific number plates (e.g., '17', '67') may face a £600 tax increase.
Despite Prince Harry and Meghan 'stepping back' from their royal duties, they continue facing massive backlash in the UK, the U.S. and Canada.