Central London residents should expect significant disruption this weekend as police prepare for one of their largest operations.
New deal could make migrant removals easierCritics fear human rights protections for migrants could weaken following a new declaration agreed by European countries.
Wes Streeting's friends say he'll try to be leaderA future Labour leadership contest could see Wes Streeting as a challenger, according to his supporters.
205 prisoners swapped after Kyiv attackKyiv is mourning 24 people killed after a Russian missile strike hit a block of flats, including three girls and 12-year-old Lyubava Yakovleva.
Kettering MP Rosie Wrighting leaves Health Department jobA parliamentary assistant position within the Health Department is now vacant following a recent departure.
James Murray is new health secretaryCutting NHS waiting times and creating more evening and weekend appointments are priorities for the new Health Secretary.
Tesco boss Ken Murphy gets £1m pay riseTesco's chief executive received a significant pay increase, reflecting the supermarket's strong performance and market position.
Eleven far-right people blocked from UKEleven far-right individuals are now unable to enter the UK for a planned rally in central London.
Iran's diplomat says trust stops US war talksA profound lack of confidence is hindering progress in diplomatic discussions to resolve issues with the United States.
Tube drivers might not strike next weekLondoners may avoid significant travel disruption next week, as hopes grow that planned tube strikes could be averted.
Merz tells young Germans not to live in USYoung people in Germany are being advised against moving to the United States for study or work.
Tube strikes hit London on Tuesday and ThursdayTube drivers in the RMT union will walk out on Tuesday 19 May and Thursday 21 May, with disruption running from midday on both days into the next morning.
Ebola outbreak kills 65 in DR Congo provinceA new Ebola outbreak has caused 65 deaths in eastern DR Congo, raising concerns about further spread in mining towns.
Trump's surprising warning for Keir Starmer on PM prospectsPressure on Britain’s government is growing as questions rise over whether the prime minister can stay in power.
X accepts UK rules on hate postsBritish users could see faster action against illegal material after social media platform X agreed to tighter moderation standards.
Heathrow Regulator Wants Rival Firms Building RunwayAir travellers could face lower airport building costs if competing companies join Heathrow's expansion project.
Pound reaches five-week low as shares dropPeople with pensions and savings faced losses after British shares, bonds and the pound all moved down on Friday.
US delays $14bn Taiwan arms deal during China talksTensions between Washington and Beijing could deepen as a major US arms package for Taiwan remains delayed during Donald Trump’s talks with Xi Jinping.
Britain Starts Vote To Pick Favourite ButterflyNature groups hope the public contest will increase interest in protecting species threatened by habitat loss and climate change.
Iran takes ship, another sinks in GulfShipping in the Middle East faces new risks after fresh attacks occurred in the Strait of Hormuz.
British Gas pays £20 million for forced meter issueVulnerable customers will receive compensation and have energy debts cancelled following British Gas's actions.
David Beckham is now Britain's first billionaire athlete.The 2026 Sunday Times Rich List shows the UK's wealthiest people, with some fortunes changing notably.
£43 million player could join Man Utd, Carrick contract warningManchester United might secure a new midfielder for a reduced price this summer.
12 of 14 river sites unsafe for swimmingSwimmers are advised against entering nearly all England's river bathing sites due to concerns about unsafe water quality.
Over 70% in Northern Ireland call Brexit a failureMost people in Northern Ireland believe Brexit has made the break-up of the UK more likely.
Green leader Polanski missed local election voteThe Green Party leader did not cast a ballot in last week's local elections in London, despite previously telling a candidate she had his vote.
Weight-loss jabs cut sick days 45%, free 10m appointmentsWeight-loss jabs could reduce individual sick days, significantly easing considerable pressure on the NHS.
UK ministers accused of changing torture victim rulesLegal protections for torture victims could be weakened, according to human rights groups and legal experts.
Trump: Iran 'decimation' to be continued after China talksUncertainty over the Iran ceasefire deepened after Donald Trump suggested further military action could still happen.
Childline sees 36% rise in online sexual blackmailChildren are increasingly facing online blackmail threats involving their sexual images.
Trump Says US-China Trade Deals Are FantasticFresh talks between Washington and Beijing continued as both leaders met again during Donald Trump’s visit to China.
Intel Returns To Formula One With McLarenMore computing and AI technology will be added to McLaren’s racing operations through a new multi-year partnership with Intel.
Andy Burnham plans third Labour leadership tryA well-known mayor is making a move for the top political job.
Merz says Putin is making Ukraine war worseRussia's current heavy attacks on Ukraine suggest the war is escalating, despite President Putin's earlier claim it was ending.
Eight workers lose jobs as clothing firm shutsThe liquidation of Aberdeen's 'North East Rig-Out Ltd.' led to eight employees being terminated from their positions.
Hundreds of acts still waiting for festival pay.Many working artists who performed at a major UK event are experiencing financial difficulties.
Royal family funding cut for first timePublic money for the royals' daily expenses is almost certainly set to decrease, marking a significant change.
Raspberry Pi boss warns AI could hurt tech jobsRaspberry Pi's founder, Eben Upton has warned that exaggerated claims about artificial intelligence replacing large numbers of computing jobs could discourage young people from entering the technology sector.
Simon Dutton arrested in Spain near BenidormA man wanted by UK police is now facing extradition proceedings in Spain.
Original Corrie actor Alan Rothwell dies at 89Viewers will remember Alan Rothwell, who portrayed David Barlow, an iconic and memorable original character on Coronation Street.
Trump and Xi talk for hours, no big trade dealNo new trade breakthrough emerged from US President Donald Trump and Chinese President Xi Jinping's talks.