A man accused of planning antisemitic attacks in Britain claims he met Iran's supreme leader just days before the leader died.
Mystery body in van sparks murder investigationA murder investigation has started after a man's body was found in a van in Leicester, leading police to a London crime scene.
Suspect hits officer with stolen car, police arrest 27-year-old.A police officer is in hospital with serious injuries after being hit during an incident involving a stolen patrol car in County Down.
UK Inflation Could Hit 5% Again by Early 2027New forecasts suggest UK inflation might go above 5% again, which could mean more money worries for families already feeling the pinch.
Dua Lipa and Callum Turner marry in LondonDua Lipa and Callum Turner have legally tied the knot in London, having held a quiet ceremony that precedes a more elaborate celebration.
4 in 10 UK mobile users lose reliable signal on the movePeople travelling across the UK are regularly left without dependable phone and internet access, making work and communication harder.
Wes Streeting Backs More North Sea DrillingEnergy policy could shift again if Labour changes course on oil and gas production.
Defence plan delay impacts military spendingThe UK's Defence Investment Plan is facing delays, which is causing real problems for companies working in the military sector.
UK foreign policy causing friction with NATOThe transatlantic relationship is undergoing a significant shift, contributing to friction within NATO, which implicates UK foreign policy.
UK's biggest train company now publicly ownedThe UK's biggest train operator, Govia Thameslink Railway (GTR), is now officially run by the public, affecting millions of passengers daily.
Robots could halve expensive IVF treatment costs for couplesRobot technology is anticipated to lower the high cost of IVF treatment, currently around £10,000 per cycle.
Yvette Cooper heading to China and India for talksYvette Cooper, Britain's foreign minister, is heading to China and India this week for important diplomatic discussions on world issues.
Florida student finds rare 1,000-year-old gold objectA Florida student recently uncovered a rare gold object during their first-ever archaeological dig in Britain, making quite a discovery.
New RAF fighter jet delayed until late 2030sThe Tempest, intended as Britain's next-generation fighter, faces significant delays that will affect the RAF's strategic planning.
Ukraine denies drone hit Europe's biggest nuclear plantUkraine is denying claims that one of its drones deliberately hit Europe's largest nuclear power plant, calling it a "propaganda ploy".
Wembanyama leads Spurs to first NBA Finals since 2014The San Antonio Spurs advanced to the NBA Finals for the first time in twelve years, defeating the reigning champions Oklahoma City Thunder with a score of 111-103.
Jeremy Clarkson's farmers choir wins Britain's Got TalentA choir started by Jeremy Clarkson to help farmers with mental health has just won Britain's Got Talent — the first choir ever to take the top prize.
Urgent search for boy, 11, in South Yorkshire riverAuthorities in South Yorkshire are conducting a critical search for a missing 11-year-old who entered a river and has not been seen since.
BP chairman out, board faces shareholder angerBP's board is facing a tough time from shareholders after they decided to remove their chairman, causing a leadership shakeup.
South Africa’s Commonwealth Exit at 65: How Relations Have Changed Since 1961Sixty-five years ago today, South Africa ended its membership of the Commonwealth after facing opposition from several member states over its apartheid policies.
165 Years On: The Day Big Ben Started TickingThe clock at the Palace of Westminster began keeping time on May 31, 1859, marking a landmark achievement in Victorian engineering.
World No Tobacco Day: How Close Is the UK to a Smoke-Free Generation?World No Tobacco Day shines a spotlight on the UK's ongoing efforts to reduce smoking rates through stricter tobacco controls.
British Museum reopens after device scareThe British Museum was evacuated on Saturday after a suspicious device was found, but it's now reopened to visitors.
UK train Wi-Fi is among Europe's slowestThe notoriously sluggish Wi-Fi on British trains often impedes commuters' ability to work efficiently.
Top chefs want VAT cut to 10% for pubsTop UK chefs are saying pubs and restaurants need a VAT cut to 10% because things are really tough for them right now.
Andy Burnham's appeal reminds some of Boris JohnsonAndy Burnham's approachable style has people wondering if he's Labour's version of Boris Johnson, especially given his political flexibility.
Farage's party would beat PM Burnham, new poll saysA new survey indicates that if Andy Burnham were to become Prime Minister, his Labour Party would be outperformed by Nigel Farage's Reform UK.
Women miss 32 French Open night match slotsTop women's tennis players are barely getting French Open night matches, as men have taken the prime slots for the past 32 sessions.
Nine in ten parents want social media ban for kidsKids under 16 could soon be blocked from social media apps like TikTok and Instagram, as ministers weigh up a potential ban.
Trump changes green card rules, forcing many to leave USNew US green card regulations indicate that many non-citizens residing there might now be required to depart the nation to submit their applications for permanent residency.
New James Bond game sells 1.5 million fastThe new James Bond game, 007 First Light, has sold a massive 1.5 million copies in just its first 24 hours.
Blue Origin rocket explosion delays Amazon, NASA missionsA Blue Origin rocket exploded during a test, causing months of delays for Amazon's internet satellites and NASA's Moon plans.
Over 130 arrested after PSG Champions League winMore than 130 people were arrested in Paris after wild celebrations for PSG's Champions League win against Arsenal turned chaotic.
Meteor blast over Massachusetts packed 300 tons of TNTA meteor exploded over the northeastern US on Saturday, causing a loud blast felt by many people.
Oscar-winning Star Wars editor Marcia Lucas dies at 80Marcia Lucas, the Oscar-winning editor who helped shape the early Star Wars movies, has died at 80, leaving a big legacy in film.
Ex-M&S boss hired to help one million young peopleOver one million young individuals are neither employed nor undergoing training, and this issue imposes a significant financial burden of £125 billion on Britain annually.