A British father's family fears for his life after he was allegedly tortured and abused in a Dubai jail.
Teenager stabbed to death after Hackney house partyA homicide inquiry has commenced after a male teenager was fatally wounded by a knife in Hackney, east London, during Monday evening.
Manchester's 32,000 students get a guaranteed career launchpadGraduates could find jobs more easily after a major university promised workplace experience for every undergraduate.
19 applicants for one Next job: The hidden costs driving competitionYoung people are facing tougher competition for shop work as fewer beginner roles become available across Britain.
Harriet Harman warns of election if Burnham takes overShould Andy Burnham assume the premiership from Keir Starmer, a new general election might ensue.
Britain's 35C May Heat: Ice Sales Triple, Fans At 3/MinutePeople across Britain bought cooling products as indoor temperatures climbed during hot spring weather.
Reform UK leaders disagree on deportation planReform UK's deportation policy is causing public disagreement among its senior figures, leading to questions about their plans.
Iran sets three hard demands in US talksOil shipping and regional security could be affected if negotiations fail.
Ferrari shares fall 6% after electric car launchFerrari shares fell more than 6% on Tuesday after the Italian carmaker revealed its first fully electric model, the Luce, in Rome.
Britain targets Russia's crypto lifeline via foreign banksPayment routes linked to Russia's war effort in Ukraine could face disruption after fresh British restrictions on finance groups and cryptocurrency platforms.
Iran claims US drone downed; US cites self-defense strikesIran's military claims a definite right to hit back for any US ceasefire violations.
Albert Manifold leaves BP chairman roleSerious concerns about his conduct and governance oversight led to BP's chairman being removed by its board.
Judge's 'appalling' rape sentences now under reviewPrompted by widespread public concern, the non-custodial penalties imposed on three adolescent males convicted of raping two girls are now being reviewed.
UK Might Join $4.65 Billion EU Startup FundUK startups could soon benefit from access to a significant European Union equity investment fund.
FTSE 250 index hits near three-month highUK shares experienced a notable increase on Tuesday, signalling a strong performance across the market.
Bukayo Saka says Arsenal silenced criticsThe Premier League title win has ended years of jokes and mockery directed at Arsenal.
UK spies helped create Troubles amnesty lawHundreds of murder cases from Northern Ireland's Troubles were shut down when controversial amnesty rules took effect.
After 48 years, the search for Seamus Maguire's remainsInvestigators hope to find remains that have eluded families for nearly five decades.
Scotland votes on independence referendum requestScottish residents could face another independence vote if Westminster agrees to transfer powers.
Record heat linked to three teen drownings across UKRecord heat was linked to the drowning deaths of three youths at frequented water locations.
Bournemouth beach buried in rubbish after crowdsFollowing a period of unprecedented crowds, beach maintenance crews deployed tractors to clear vast quantities of waste.
Trainer wins £149k after boss skips meetingA personal trainer received nearly £150,000 compensation after workplace bullying and mistreatment.
Tether to launch Georgian lari stablecoin GELTTether, the world's largest stablecoin issuer, said it will launch GELT, a crypto token tied to the Georgian lari and backed by Georgia's government.
Pichai responds to graduates booing AI at ceremoniesGoogle chief executive Sundar Pichai has responded to a wave of graduates booing artificial intelligence at university commencement ceremonies, saying even sceptical students will help shape the technology.
China gives every humanoid robot a digital ID codeChina has launched a national programme assigning every domestically made humanoid robot a unique digital identity code, similar to a citizen ID for walking machines.
Huawei targets 1.4nm-class chips by 2031 without EUVHuawei has revealed a new chip design approach called LogicFolding that it says can reach 1.4-nanometer-class performance by 2031 without access to advanced lithography machines.
Five UK airports could get new Heathrow flightsUK regions could see significant economic benefits from Heathrow Airport's expansion, boosting tourism and creating jobs.
London trains halted by big fire near HackneyLondon train services were suspended, causing travel chaos for passengers.
Jools' mother wants social media age raised to 16Families who lost children to harmful online content are pushing for stricter social media rules, seeking to protect other young people.
Ben with Duchenne gets new drug after campaignA new drug is now widely available for children with Duchenne Muscular Dystrophy, offering hope to slow the disease's worsening.
The £15 billion plan to upgrade 5 million homes and cut energy billsMillions of households across the UK could see lower energy bills under the Government’s Warm Homes Plan.
270 women harmed in breast cancer carePatients suffered harm from breast cancer care failings at a County Durham and Darlington NHS Foundation Trust.
UK prices will stay high for monthsUK consumers are warned that higher prices will likely persist over the summer and for many months to come.
Oil prices climb after US strikes IranOil prices increased on Tuesday, as hopes for an immediate peace agreement were dashed by recent events.
British households face two more years of elevated food pricesBritish households will keep paying elevated prices for essential foods like bread and pasta.
Peter Murrell admits taking party's £400,000An ex-senior political official is likely to receive a substantial jail term as a result of a grave betrayal of trust.
Edinburgh grass fire kept crews busy all nightLocal residents in Edinburgh were advised to keep windows and doors shut due to smoke from a large grass fire.
Centrist Tories warn ECHR exit harms UK securityBritain's national security could face significant jeopardy if the country were to withdraw from the European Convention on Human Rights.
Elderly urged indoors as UK heat hits 36CVulnerable people, especially those over 75, face health risks as UK temperatures are set to rise.
Jeffrey Donaldson Trial Starts In Newry CourtNorthern Ireland politics could face more strain as court proceedings over a former unionist leader begin under tight security.
Wes Streeting Wants Tobacco-Style Rules For Social MediaParents could face tighter limits on children's phone use if ministers adopt new online safety rules after a government review.
US strikes Iran over vessels attempting to deploy minesRecent self-defense airstrikes have been carried out to safeguard American troops against dangers emanating from Iranian forces.
Ferrari's first electric car costs €550,000Ferrari's entry into the electric car market means a new, expensive option is now available for buyers.
UK food prices remain high, report finds.Families in the UK will continue to pay higher prices for everyday foods like bread and pasta for years.
Foreigners told to leave Kyiv as Russia threatens strikesForeign nationals and diplomats are urged to leave Kyiv quickly, as Russia threatens new "systematic strikes" on the capital.
700 homes in Leicestershire lose water supplyMany Leicestershire homes are experiencing low water flow or complete outages, significantly impacting daily life.
Liverpool cruise port expects record visitors this yearThe Liverpool City Region economy is set to receive a significant boost from a large influx of cruise visitors.
Southern Water invests to stop future shortages.Customers could face water shortages in the future as demand is predicted to outstrip available supply.