Public anger over a teenager’s killing and police actions has grown, with protests and online claims adding to tensions.
Amazon Expands Same-Day Grocery Deliveries in UKShoppers in more UK cities will get quicker access to groceries and household goods through expanded delivery options.
University staffer shot with crossbow, suspect arrestedA member of staff at University of Surrey is in hospital with serious injuries after a suspected crossbow attack on campus.
Mideast hopes rise, but Pound stays frozen.People and businesses saw little change in currency markets as traders held back while waiting for signs of progress in talks between Washington and Tehran.
Reform UK collects £9.3m from crypto investors, outraising rivals.More money for one party could shape political campaigning as Britain moves towards its next national vote.
Experts find glowing blue spider, dozens new species Angola.Scientists recently found a unique spider in Angola that glows vibrant blue under UV light, adding to Africa's rich biodiversity.
Dog-sized scorpions roamed Britain 415 million years agoBritain was formerly home to frighteningly large, dog-sized scorpions, an existence that modifies our knowledge of ancient life.
Sainsbury's switching to only white eggsSoon, your Sainsbury's own-brand eggs will only be white, as the supermarket tries to cut its carbon footprint.
Europe pushes to build its own techEurope wants to stop relying on foreign tech for things like AI and cloud, aiming for more independence.
UK news sites can block Google's AI summariesUK news sites can now stop Google using their articles in AI summaries, which could change how you get your news.
NHS drug costs face court challenge from Trump dealNHS drug prices could go up because of a UK deal with Trump, and campaigners are now challenging it in court.
Reform UK takes £7 million from crypto billionairesReform UK recently benefited from a substantial £7 million in funding, exclusively provided by two cryptocurrency billionaires, a development that highlights the significant financial influx into politics.
EU plans to halve UK's tariff-free steelUK steel imports to the EU face a dramatic cut of almost half, a change the UK industry warns is "devastating".
Reform party gets £9.4 million in donationsReform UK has received a huge amount of money, making them the top party for political donations in the first three months of this year.
New ovarian cancer drug approved for 400 womenHundreds of women in England with advanced ovarian cancer can now get a new life-extending drug, the first in over 20 years.
UK quantum firm OQC gets £260m for growthA UK quantum computing company, OQC, just got a huge £260 million investment, the biggest private funding round for its kind in Europe.
Four Republicans join Democrats to curb Trump's Iran war powersThe US House of Representatives just voted to make President Trump get Congress's approval to continue the three-month war in Iran.
Tottenham in talks for Savinho after £70m approachTottenham has started formal talks with Manchester City to sign Brazilian winger Savinho, who they tried to get for £70 million last year.
SpaceX's $75B IPO could create the world's first trillionaireSpaceX is planning a huge stock market debut next week, meaning your pension or investments could soon include its shares.
Pro-European Minister Rejects Rejoining EU as Quick FixPeople hoping for quick answers to Britain's economic troubles shouldn't expect a simple remedy.
Lawmaker sues xAI: Can AI firms be liable for deepfakes?People affected by fake sexual images could see a court test of whether an AI firm's design choices can lead to legal responsibility.
Oil prices drop after Lebanon Israel dealLower fuel costs could ease pressure on energy markets after crude prices moved down in early trading.
Gold climbs as dollar and oil fallCheaper access to bullion for buyers using other currencies helped lift demand, while lower energy prices also gave support.
Dollar Holds Firm as Oil Concerns Hit Risk AppetiteHigher oil prices and worries about conflict can affect currencies and investment markets.
EU Parliament swaps Google for French search engineThe European Parliament is switching its main search engine from Google to a French one, hoping to better protect people's data.
Five countries join UN Security Council for two yearsFive new countries are now joining the UN Security Council for the next two years, which will change how global issues are discussed.
Microsoft unveils quantum chip 1,000x better, data 20 seconds.Microsoft says its new quantum chip is 1,000 times better than before, a big step for future super-fast computing.
Nuclear floating city plans to house 80,000 peopleA proposal has emerged for a colossal nuclear-powered ocean city, intended to house 80,000 inhabitants and circumnavigate the globe.
UN reveals AI's 2030 resource strain: Double power, waterAI data centres are expected to use twice as much power and water by 2030, putting a big strain on global resources.
MP Lowe reads testimony of 600-man grooming gang rapes.Shocking stories from survivors of UK grooming gangs were heard in Parliament this week, bringing horrific abuse to light.
Iran's allies plan to block Red Sea routeIran and its allies are planning to block a key Red Sea shipping route, the Bab el Mandeb Strait, which could affect global trade.
Education Department proposes tech funding cuts for 88,000 disabled students.Students with disabilities in England could lose funding for vital tech support, which campaigners say risks making the achievement gap wider.
Two hours of weights a week cuts early death riskEngaging in only 90 minutes to two hours of strength training weekly may significantly lower your probability of premature mortality.
Forest rejects Man City offer for Anderson, wants over £100m.Manchester City wants to sign midfielder Elliot Anderson, but Nottingham Forest has rejected their opening offer for the player.
MI5 warns: Spies recruit UK staff on LinkedInA police chief, among other senior figures, warns that anti-white bias claims could push UK policing backwards.
UK taxpayers to pay £1.3bn for Universal parkBritish taxpayers will provide £1.3 billion in funding for the new Universal theme park planned for Bedford.
Bias claims could send UK policing back to 60sA police chief, among other senior figures, warns that anti-white bias claims could push UK policing backwards.