Flights across Scotland, Northern England and Northern Ireland were disrupted after a technical issue at the NATS Prestwick air traffic control centre caused delays and cancellations.
UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has promised substantial political change, greater public control of essential services and renewed optimism in his first House of Commons speech.
The UK government published updated Equality Act guidance on single-sex spaces following a Supreme Court ruling defining “sex” as biological sex under the law.
A major UK climate report warned Britain was built for weather conditions that no longer exist and urgently needs adaptation to survive worsening heatwaves, flooding, and droughts.
Labour Party divisions deepened after Wes Streeting reignited Brexit debate, intensifying pressure on Keir Starmer and fueling speculation about a future leadership contest.
Two men stabbed. Ambulances torched. The terror threat at its highest in four years. Now Downing Street is finally being forced to act.
The UK will pay France £660m to curb Channel crossings, funding increased enforcement and new tactics, including riot control units, amid rising migration pressures.
Olly Robbins prepares to testify in Parliament over the Mandelson vetting scandal, as pressure mounts on Prime Minister Keir Starmer over what he knew.
Major British lenders have started cutting mortgage rates,bringing some relief for homeowners and signalling renewed confidence in the UK market.
Chancellor Rachel Reeves confirms a massive military support package for Kyiv to bolster air defences and long-range capabilities.
With Christmas less than a month away, many are thinking about the weather over the holiday season and whether snowfall is probable.
In 2022, there was an attempt on Sir Salman's life at the Chautauqua Institution in New York.
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.
The Welshman's case has been reopened due to the perseverance of his family.
Bonds managed the East London team from 1990 to 1994 and captained them to FA Cup victories in 1975 and 1980.
The Department of Health and Social Care reported that as of November, fifty children and their families had been brought to the UK.
