Britain's oldest known artwork, a series of red stripes, has been confirmed in a Welsh cave, rewriting our understanding of early human life.
Saddleback cycling company closes, 42 people lose jobsAfter two decades of operation, prominent UK cycling business Saddleback has ceased trading, leading to 42 redundancies.
Russia stops sending jet fuel abroad until NovemberRussia has stopped sending jet fuel to other countries until late November, trying to keep its own domestic fuel market stable.
Mandelson files show Starmer's government run by WhatsAppNewly uncovered documents reveal embarrassing critiques of Sir Keir Starmer's government, illustrating the extent to which these discussions occur via WhatsApp.
London Tube strikes mean travel chaos this weekLondon Tube passengers face major disruption this week as drivers from the RMT union are going on strike over a four-day week.
Donaldson accuser denies making up abuse claimsA woman accusing Sir Jeffrey Donaldson of abuse has told a court she isn't making up her claims, saying his wife knew about an alleged incident.
Serena Williams, 44, back on court next weekTennis icon Serena Williams, 44 years old, is making an unexpected comeback to the court, having not played a competitive match in nearly four years.
UK heatwave deaths hit 15, girl dies in North YorkshireThe UK's recent hot spell has tragically caused at least 15 water-related deaths, bringing serious concern to families.
UK Watchdog Finds No Fuel Price MisuseHigher petrol costs are adding pressure on household budgets as fuel bills rise.
England team departs Birmingham for USA World CupEngland's World Cup journey has officially kicked off, with the team now in the USA for their important pre-tournament camp.
UK blocks US commentators Cenk Uygur and PikerTwo well-known left-wing US commentators, Cenk Uygur and his nephew Hasan Piker, can't visit the UK.
Classic Pokémon cards return in September setPokémon fans can get their hands on classic cards again this September, as a special new set celebrates the game's 30th anniversary.
UK banks get rival AI cyber tool offerUK banks are still blocked from using a powerful AI tool called Mythos to check their systems for hidden cyber threats.
British Army member dies in Iraq trainingThe Ministry of Defence has confirmed that a UK soldier tragically lost their life during a military exercise conducted in northern Iraq.
Mandelson says Starmer and Cabinet lack verveNew documents show a top Labour figure thinks Keir Starmer and his Cabinet aren't energetic enough, raising questions about their leadership.
Delivery driver stole £4,080 of OzempicA delivery driver stole over £4,000 worth of Ozempic, a popular weight-loss drug, from his employer, a pharmaceutical wholesaler.
Asian Hornets Spread Faster During UK HeatwavePeople could see more Asian hornets near homes and gardens as hotter weather helps the invasive insects spread and threatens honeybees.
Mandelson files reveal Starmer's team 'lacks verve'New documents about Peter Mandelson's US ambassador role are out, revealing embarrassing details for Keir Starmer's government and No 10.
Iran War Link Pushes UK Factory Prices Fastest Since 2022Shoppers could face higher costs as firms passed rising expenses on to customers at one of the quickest rates recorded by the survey.
Verstappen's 'new back' joke exposes Red Bull's car weaknessRough rides on street circuits could keep causing trouble for Red Bull as the team still struggles with bumps and kerbs.
Amid market dip, EasyJet shares jump 10%. Why?Investors faced a weaker start to June as worries about economic damage linked to the Middle East conflict weighed on UK markets.
Kevin Keegan tells fans he has stage four cancerFootball legend Kevin Keegan has told fans he's battling stage four cancer, which is the most advanced form of the disease.
Tehran: US broke peace deal; 'heavy prices' will followHeavy prices will inevitably follow the ongoing American blockades restricting Iranian harbours and the expanding Israeli military attacks inside Lebanon, according to strict warnings from Tehran's leadership.
Tube lines hit by delays before strikesLondon commuters are already facing major delays on Tube lines, even before two planned strikes hit the capital.
Two US commentators banned from UK eventsTwo well-known US political commentators can't enter the UK this week, stopping them from speaking at planned events.
UK house prices fall in May, first time this yearUK house prices fell for the first time this year in May, making things uncertain for people looking to buy.
Netanyahu orders strikes on Beirut's southern suburbsPeople in Beirut's southern suburbs are facing Israeli attacks after the Prime Minister ordered strikes, deepening the conflict with Hezbollah.
Charities warn AI age checks could harm young asylum seekersOver 100 charities warn new AI facial scans for young asylum seekers could wrongly send children to adult detention facilities.
Anne Boleyn crowned: The marriage that reshaped England's faith.Anne Boleyn was crowned Queen of England on June 1, 1533, in a ceremony at Westminster Abbey that marked a pivotal moment in Tudor history.
UK and France stop Russian oil tanker in AtlanticBritain and France have stopped a Russian oil tanker in the Atlantic, part of efforts to block ships funding Russia's ongoing war.
UK avoids paying Rwanda millions after court winThe UK won't have to pay Rwanda a huge sum for the failed asylum plan, after winning a court battle.
Bluetooth device named bomb forces United flight back to NewarkA United Airlines flight to Spain turned back to Newark on Saturday night after a passenger on board named their Bluetooth device with the word "bomb".
Google applies to release 32 million mosquitoes.Millions of specially-bred mosquitoes could soon be released in parts of the US to help fight serious diseases like West Nile virus.
Thirteen-year-old girl dies after river rescue in DalesA young girl has tragically died after getting into trouble in a Yorkshire river, a sad reminder of water dangers.
More Mandelson messages with ministers made publicNew documents about Lord Mandelson's time as US ambassador are out today, which could cause fresh headaches for the government.
US strikes Iran after Kuwait reports missile attackNew attacks have broken the ceasefire between America and Iran, causing fresh worries in the Middle East.
Jubilee, Elizabeth lines hit by severe Tube delaysLondon Tube strikes are causing severe delays on the Jubilee and Elizabeth lines this week, making travel much harder for commuters.
Vapes still causing bin fires, year after banA year after their prohibition, improperly discarded vaping devices are still igniting perilous fires inside refuse collection vehicles and at rubbish disposal facilities.
UK financial watchdog using Trump-linked tech companyThe Financial Conduct Authority is working with Palantir to use AI for detecting financial crime, but critics worry this could give Trump's government access to sensitive UK data.
Israel's army captures castle, pushes deeper into LebanonIsraeli troops have pushed deeper into southern Lebanon, capturing a key castle and marking their deepest move into the country in over 26 years.
Oldham council leader quits after toxic politicsThe Financial Conduct Authority has partnered with Palantir, leveraging AI to combat financial crime, move that has raised concerns among critics regarding potential access to confidential UK data by Trump administration.
UK-first cancer treatment shrinks great-grandmother's tumour 80%A 92-year-old great-grandmother's 'inoperable' liver tumour has shrunk by 80% thanks to a new UK treatment.
Nine arrested as Arsenal parade turns very chaoticSunday's Arsenal Premier League title parade in north London resulted in multiple arrests, with reports varying between nine and sixteen individuals.
Oil jumps 2% as Lebanon fighting defies ceasefireHigher fuel costs could follow if oil supplies stay tight across key shipping routes.
Sharing NHS records could mean 20,000 fewer A&E tripsThe implementation of integrated NHS patient data is projected to cut annual emergency department visits by 20,000, leading to cost savings and increased convenience.
More Mandelson files published on MondayMore documents about Lord Mandelson's controversial US ambassador appointment are coming out on Monday, after he was sacked last year.
Liverpool starts talks with Iraola for new coachLiverpool is starting formal talks this week with Andoni Iraola, hoping to quickly find their new head coach after sacking Arne Slot.
Iran's President quits over IRGC taking controlIran's President, Masoud Pezeshkian, has resigned, saying he was excluded from essential decisions as the IRGC gained power.