Britain stopped investigating UFO sightings in 2009, but a former MoD official says that’s created a dangerous blind spot. He’s calling for the government to resume formal investigations as other nations take the issue seriously.
Jet ski operators at Conwy harbour are removing identification plates to dodge CCTV cameras after multiple dangerous speeding incidents with children on board. Authorities say they’ve documented 15 serious cases in just six weeks.
Scotland’s First Minister was allegedly targeted by an Israeli tech firm in a coordinated digital interference campaign during the election. At least 47 suspicious accounts linked to BlackCore have been identified.
Defence Secretary John Healey has resigned in a dramatic move that threatens to destabilise Keir Starmer’s government. The shock departure centres on bitter disagreements over proposed cuts to Britain’s military capabilities.
The sudden resignation of Britain’s defence minister has exposed critical vulnerabilities in European security coordination. The departure comes as NATO allies face mounting pressure to increase military spending amid geopolitical tensions.
New UCL research reveals that children who are smacked perform worse in their GCSEs, scoring two to three grades lower than their peers. The study found physical punishment does no good whatsoever for behaviour or academic outcomes.
A man appeared in court charged with attempted murder after a serious knife attack in Belfast city centre. The victim remains in hospital with life-threatening injuries.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves has compared Britain’s economic recovery to Beyoncé’s hit song ‘Irreplaceable’, telling business leaders the UK needs to move ‘to the left’ from failed policies. The unusual metaphor has sparked debate across Westminster about how politicians communicate complex economic issues.
Labour’s struggles can’t be pinned solely on Keir Starmer’s leadership, new LSE analysis reveals. The party faces deeper structural problems that would persist regardless of who’s in charge.
Britain’s government is scrambling to manage potential economic shocks from the escalating Iran conflict. New analysis warns the UK faces risks ranging from energy price spikes to disrupted trade routes.
