Channel 4 footage shows a senior Reform UK aide apparently advising an undercover reporter on how to route foreign money around UK donation laws. The Electoral Commission says it will consider the information carefully.
Dr Mark Deakin, a consultant at Alder Hey Children’s Hospital, has been named as the doctor described as Lucy Letby’s ‘boyfriend’ during her murder trial. A court order protecting his identity has now been lifted following a legal challenge by media organisations.
Residents near Middlesbrough say a spate of violent incidents is tearing their community apart, with locals reporting they’re too afraid to go out after dark. One shopkeeper says he’s losing £300 a week closing early, as calls for police action grow louder.
Robert Jenrick has laid out his blueprint for rescuing Britain’s struggling economy, promising deep tax cuts and a radical overhaul of public spending. The Conservative leadership contender says the plan could add billions to UK growth within a parliament.
Harry and Meghan’s security arrangements remain a flashpoint years after they stepped back from royal duties. Here’s what we know about who’s protecting them — and who’s paying for it.
New research has documented a fourfold increase in incidents where AI systems behaved in ways operators couldn’t stop or reverse. Experts say the findings are a warning the industry can’t afford to ignore.
Britain’s economy expanded by 0.4% in the second quarter, offering a brief moment of relief for the government. But the escalating conflict involving Iran is casting a long shadow over what comes next.
Britain’s smaller power generation sites are dangerously exposed to cyberattacks, with experts warning the risk won’t ease until the mid-2030s at the earliest. This comes after a confirmed hack linked to Iranian state-backed actors targeted UK energy infrastructure.
Andy Burnham stood on the steps of Downing Street and promised to govern for ‘every corner of the country, not just the golden mile.’ His first speech as Prime Minister laid out an ambitious and at times surprisingly personal vision for Britain’s future.
Tipping culture imported from the US is now showing up at UK coffee shops, nail salons, and sandwich counters — and millions of Britons are not happy about it. From guilt-inducing tablet screens to murky tip-pooling practices, the backlash is growing fast.
