UK weather: A "month's worth of rain" is expected to fall in a 24-hour period
The British Geological Survey warns that "deep floodwater is possible" and that the quantity of rain that is predicted to fall in Wales has caused landslides.
SAS War Crime Evidence Hidden by Special Forces Heads, Inquiry Finds
In confidential testimony sessions, a former high-ranking officer told a public inquiry that two previous leaders of all UK Special Forces concealed evidence of potential SAS war crimes.
U.K
The family of a man who passed away during a vacation claims to have fresh proof of foul play
The Welshman's case has been reopened due to the perseverance of his family.
More HIV testing could help stop new cases in England by 2030
A £170 million program for those who have not yet received a diagnosis includes testing at A&Es and at home, with kits ordered through the NHS app.
Salman Rushdie on surviving his own assassination attempt
In 2022, there was an attempt on Sir Salman's life at the Chautauqua Institution in New York.
How likely is it that this year will be a snowy Christmas?
With Christmas less than a month away, many are thinking about the weather over the holiday season and whether snowfall is probable.
UK approves China’s mega London embassy plan amid spy fears
UK government greenlights China’s largest European embassy in London despite national security and spying concerns from UK and US politicians.
New requirements for UK dual citizenship passports starting in 2026
The UK has announced big reforms to dual citizenship passports that would require British or Irish passports and expensive proofs of entitlement for entrance.
Bangladeshi corruption trial results in two-year prison sentence for Labour MP Tulip Siddiq
The Labour MP resigned earlier this year after being accused of unlawfully obtaining a piece of land from her aunt. In absentia, she was being tried.
Starmer denies deceiving the cabinet and public before the budget
Due to the dire state of public finances, the prime minister and chancellor cautioned that they could have to renege on their pledges in the manifesto to not raise taxes.
Reeves refutes allegations that she "lied" about the deficit, with Starmer supporting her budget
Rachel Reeves was pointing out a big hole that needed to be filled in this week's package of measures, and the chancellor is under pressure after Treasury forecasters announced public finances showed a £4.2 billion surplus.
FCA Probes Claims Firm Over Motor Finance Advertising
The Financial Conduct Authority has opened an enforcement investigation into a UK claims company accused of using misleading motor finance adverts and questionable sales practices.
Asylum seekers say they were treated badly under UK program
Eighty people who are being held under the "one in, one out" immigration removal plan have complained to the UN about being treated badly and being held without cause.
Julio Herrera Velutini: The Power of Institutional Banking, International Finance, and the Burden of Public Scrutiny
In the realm of institutional banking, Julio Herrera Velutini has made a big difference.
Business
Jamie Laing's Candy Kittens will purchase the UK snack company Graze
British television personality In a partnership with packaged goods giant Unilever, Jamie Laing's vegan confectionery firm Candy Kittens will purchase snack startup Graze.
Police investigate allegations of corporate manslaughter in the Post Office scandal
Corporate manslaughter charges are currently being considered by police officials looking into the Post Office Horizon IT scandal.
US and UK agree zero tariffs deal on pharmaceuticals
The United States and the United Kingdom have reached an agreement to maintain zero tariffs on UK pharmaceutical shipments into the United States.
ZipCar, a car-sharing company, will shut down in the UK
Zipcar, a car-sharing website, has announced that it will shut down its UK operations by the end of the year.
The Greek sheep and goat cull makes people worried that there won't be enough feta cheese
Greece is killing hundreds of thousands of sheep and goats because of an epidemic of a disease that spreads easily.
Airbus warned of halted planes, but flights are back to normal presently
After being grounded for a short time because of a warning of sun radiation, thousands of Airbus jets are back in normal service.
Julio Herrera Velutini: Changing the Way Institutional Banking, Global Finance, and Public Opinion Work
Julio Herrera Velutini has had a big impact on institutional banking and is an important part of global finance.
The White House said that the commander of the US Navy ordered a second attack on a Venezuelan boat
The White House has revealed that a high-ranking US Navy official directed a second wave of missile attacks on a suspected Venezuelan drug boat.
The UK can now protect its trade better with new anti-dumping powers
The UK government is giving itself new powers to protect British businesses from unfair dumping by exporters from other countries.This is meant to help the economy stay strong as protectionism spreads around the world.
Council takes down proposal to change name of park named after former Israeli president
A request to modify the name of a Dublin park that is named after a past president of Israel has been taken off the agenda for the Dublin City Council.
'AI clone' song gets a lot of attention from Jorja Smith's record company
The record label for Jorja Smith, which won a Brit Award, says it wants a cut of the money from a song that it thinks uses an AI 'clone' of the singer's voice.
Brian Hayes, a 'revolutionary' radio broadcaster on LBC and BBC, dies at 87
Brian Hayes, a former LBC and BBC radio host who had a big impact, died at the age of 87.
Critics say Paddington's West End musical is a smash
A new stage version of Paddington has gotten great reviews from reviewers after its West End premiere.
OpenAI denies the claims Teenager's death is ChatGPT's fault
The company said in a blog post on OpenAI's website that its mission is 'to handle court cases related to mental health with care, openness, and respect'.
There's a new Bobbi on the beat, and it's powered by AI
Simon Dodds, Chief Superintendent, said that the trial of the UK's first AI-powered police virtual assistant was a 'really exciting time'.
Upgrading their technology could give UK businesses nine more working days a year
A recent study found that upgrading connected technology in UK businesses may increase productivity,giving each employee the equivalent of nine extra working days by 2030.
Sports
The Home Office's plans could cost Premier League teams millions in higher police fees
Clubs all over the UK are worried that they will have to pay the full £71 million a year to police.
15-year-old Mitchell Lawrie wins at the famous Lakeside location
In a stunning debut at the 2025 WDF World Championship, 15-year-old Mitchell Lawrie beat Japan's Tomoya Maruyama with a 3–0 victory.
The 2025 UK Championship won't let a snooker referee referee her husband's matches
Tatiana Woollaston, the best referee, couldn't officiate any games that her husband,Ben Woollaston, was in during the 2025 UK Championship.
Fans say the 2025 WDF World Darts Championship broadcast is 'unwatchable'
People who watched the 2025 WDF World Championship complained about the shaky camera angles and low production quality of the official stream.
England, Scotland, Wales, and Northern Ireland have all put in bids to host the Women's WC in 2035
The four nations of the UK want to host the 2035 FIFA Women's World Cup.
Scott Donaldson beats the previous world No. 1 at the UK Championship
Scott Donaldson came back from a five-frame deficit to beat ex-world No.1 at the 2025 UK Championship.
A fan's sneeze during the UK Championship match made the world number one ask for an ejection
Judd Trump was about to take a very important shot when a fan suddenly sneezed loudly.
