United Kingdom

The UK government denies claims it sabotaged a high-profile China spy case after charges against two men were dropped. Critics allege political interference and a cover-up to protect ties with Beijing—fueling demands for transparency and urgent reform of Britain's espionage laws.

A massive Dieselgate lawsuit has reached the UK High Court, with over 1.6 million drivers suing major carmakers like Mercedes, Ford, and Nissan for allegedly cheating emissions tests — a case that could cost the auto industry billions in damages.

The UK government has taken direct control of the £10 billion Lower Thames Crossing from National Highways, sparking controversy over centralisation, cost risks, and environmental oversight

Birmingham's ban on local flag displays has sparked a nationwide debate over patriotism, identity, and what it really means to belong in modern England.

Teenage footballer Niall Geany has been jailed for three years and nine months for raping a woman who let him into her Edinburgh home to charge his phone. The 19-year-old was found guilty at the High Court in Glasgow after betraying the victim's kindness.

Hundreds of arrests at pro-Palestine rallies have ignited outrage across Britain, as Amnesty International condemns the UK's tightening crackdown on peaceful protest and questions grow over the country's commitment to free expression.

Experts warn that AI, not immigration, poses the real threat to British jobs, with millions of roles at risk from automation by 2035 unless the UK strengthens regulation and worker protections.

A 20-year-old man from Lancashire died in a Dubai hotel after swallowing cocaine packets that burst inside him. Four people in the UK have been charged over his death and are due in court later this month, in a case highlighting Dubai's tough anti-drug laws.

The UK House of Lords faces mounting scandals shaking public trust. Michelle Mone is tied to the £122m PPE Medpro ruling over faulty COVID contracts, while Lord David Wolfson faces backlash for supporting an IDF café near Gaza. These controversies fuel anger over corruption, cronyism, and impartiality, intensifying calls for reform of Britain's unelected upper chamber.

More women are breaking into male-dominated nightlife jobs—from club security to taxi driving—reshaping safety, opportunity, and nightlife culture.

Donald Trump has come under fire for allegedly disrespecting King Charles during a state visit to Windsor Castle. The moment, which echoed his past controversies with the late Queen Elizabeth II, has sparked widespread backlash online.

WWE fans slam the decision to host WrestleMania 43 in Saudi Arabia, questioning why the UK was snubbed.

'Coronation Street' star Claire Sweeney once dated late boxer Ricky Hatton, who died at 46. Here's what to know about the actress and their relationship.

Over 100,000 people marched in London for the Unite the Kingdom protest led by Tommy Robinson. Here's what drove the crowds, how police responded, and why the rally matters for British politics.

Despite stricter immigration rules, the UK remains Indian students' top choice, with record visa approvals and strong enrolment growth in 2025.

Tom Holland has revealed his ambition to open a 100% free school in London through his charity The Brother's Trust. The actor said the project would rival private schools with state-of-the-art facilities and provide opportunities for children.

This trend drove WeGovy sales to jump 27 times higher — a 2,660% increase — on Wednesday compared with the typical daily average last month.

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UK regulator Ofcom investigates 4chan under the Online Safety Act and has issued a provisional notice of contravention for failing to comply with illegal content risk assessment and information requests.

New ONS figures reveal renters in England spend 36.3% of income on housing, with London tenants paying 41.6% — and some boroughs like Kensington and Chelsea swallowing more than 70%.

BrewDog's Punk IPA has been axed from almost 2,000 pubs as the brewer struggles with falling demand, financial woes and lingering workplace controversies.

Shocking footage from UK's Pakistani Independence Day celebrations shows exuberant crowds overwhelming police and council efforts to maintain order, sparking criticism over event management.

The Met Police have warned UK citizens they risk arrest under the Terrorism Act and life-altering consequences if they attend a Palestine Action protest, sparking fierce debate over human rights and policing.

Around 66% of Brits get nervous at the thought of investing, 71% avoid it due to fears of being scammed, and 70% cite lack of knowledge as their primary barrier.

Thames Water used funds from an emergency loan to pay £2.46 million in bonuses to 21 managers, despite the loan being intended to keep the troubled company afloat.

FCA mentioned that Monzo's address verification controls were inadequate, as they failed to verify all beneficial owners and politically exposed persons (PEPs).

Since stepping away from royal duties, Prince Harry and Meghan Markle have strategically inked several high-profile media partnerships to elevate their global presence.

FSA stated that symptoms caused by salmonella can usually include fever, diarrhoea and abdominal cramps.

Health Secretary Wes Streeting mentioned that they are targeting to slash levies on these weight-loss drugs for greater access for the public.

United Kingdom's top travel agency is closed for business indefinitely due to unknown reasons, it was learned earlier today.