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Lidl forced to pay £50k to employee who felt 'punished for growing up on Welsh council estate' and not having a degree
Wayne Norman described growing up on a North Wales council estate in the 1960s and 1970s 'when there was no opportunity for someone like him to go to university'

National Lottery shopkeeper lands huge cash prize and reveals first thing she will spend jackpot on
In order to be entered into the draw, shopkeepers must ensure that their display is kept spick and span

Archaeology breakthrough as Britain's largest Iron Age gold coin hoard linked to Julius Caesar to be displayed in museum
A metal detectorist found the collection on private land without permission and initially failed to declare the find in 2021

Mysterious 200-year-old shipwreck discovered by child with metal detector on beach - 'Did not expect to find this!'
The exact identity of the ship remains unclear, though marine historian Patrick Folkes believes one candidate is the schooner St Anthony

Magna Carta copy bought for just £7 now believed GENUINE and could be worth £15.8m
The discovery means that the document is just one of seven issued in 1300 that still survive today

Artist ordered to remove St George's flag from jigsaw puzzle by 'woke' bosses in 'diversity and inclusion' drive
Mike Jupp joked that he had suggested the games company 'move their HQ a few miles down the road from Sutton to Woking!'

Archaeology discovery blocks net zero plans for solar farm
After the discovery of the site, East Park Energy applied for the area to be given heritage protection as a scheduled monument

Keir Starmer orders 12,000 civil servants to LEAVE London in bid to slash office costs
Pat McFadden, the Cabinet Office minister, said he plans to set a target for 50 per cent of all senior civil servants to be based outside London within five years

Phone snatchers face instant karma after swiping device from Chinese student on London Underground
Footage shows a man restraining the thief in a 'vice-like grip' before retrieving his phone

Madeleine McCann's brother tipped to represent Britain on world stage
Madeleine's sister is studying at a university in the North East and has competed in multiple cross country and triathlon events

Man who served 38 years in prison for murder has conviction quashed after new DNA evidence emerged
Peter Sullivan was found guilty of the 1986 murder of 21-year-old Diane Sindall in Bebington, Merseyside, in 1987

Counter Terrorism police investigating THREE fires linked to Keir Starmer
Scotland Yard said they are keeping an 'open mind' as to whether the three incidents were linked

Carnival shut down after 'full pelt' waltzer ride crashes off track with children inside
The Health and Safety Executive (HSE) has launched an investigation into the accident in Edinburgh

Keir Starmer warned Britain will be 'unable to take back control of our borders' as 'invasion continues'
The Prime Minister said that the Labour Government will close the book on a 'squalid chapter' for politics and the economy

Fire at Keir Starmer's home: Counter terrorism police investigating blaze at Prime Minister's North London property
The door to the property was damaged but nobody was hurt

REVEALED: How Reform won power by tapping into Britain's ignored fault line that Labour won't dare touch
The 2016 EU referendum shifted the political landscape in Britain - and it's now coming home to roost for Nigel Farage, says Britain's top elections guru

WH Smith buyer 'barred' from store closures for whole YEAR following mega £76m deal
The high street giant agreed to sell its 480 high street shops to Modella Capital in March

Gene-edited superfruit including bananas that 'don’t go brown' to hit British supermarkets in months
Other innovations include virus-resistant sugar beet, rust-resistant wheat and tomatoes that boost vitamin D levels

Woman dies after car ploughs into group of pedestrians in Rochdale - Driver arrested on suspicion of murder
The woman was airlifted to hospital after being hit by a car in Whitworth Road

'Cancel culture!' Shakespeare impersonator, 74, forced to quit job after being accused of racism
Paul Workman insists he is not racist but admits some people may have found his comments 'triggering'

Gateshead fire: Fourteen children arrested following blaze that killed 14-year-old boy
The blaze broke out at Fairfield industrial park in the Bill Quay area of Gateshead on Friday evening

'Mask has slipped!' Keir Starmer told to SACK Labour minister over 'abhorrent' grooming gangs comment
Lucy Powell’s comments were branded as 'deeply offensive' online

Man bitten by snakes 200 times could provide life-saving anti-venom breakthrough
Tim Friede has spent four days in a coma after one almost deadly bite from a cobra

Ukrainian troops to join British Armed Forces for historic VE Day 80 parade
The march will 'highlight the importance of our ongoing defence of freedom against tyranny'

National Lottery winner who quit job moments after bagging £5.2m prize reveals surprising first purchase
Despite his newfound wealth, the 60-year-old said he still 'shopped around for the best deal'

JK Rowling trans row explodes as tattoo artists offer FREE Harry Potter cover-ups
'I don't want to make anyone feel uncomfortable,' a former fan said

BBC branded 'sexist' and 'misogynistic' following remarks about Reform's Andrea Jenkyns
The broadcaster said it 'acknowledged the tone of the post was wrong and it has been taken down'

Sir Keir Starmer dealt fresh blow as Labour grandee blasts party over immigration - ‘Under threat!’
The criticism comes as the PM and Home Secretary Yvette Cooper ready themselves to reveal a white paper in the coming weeks on how Labour intends to tackle net migration

Paedophile, 81, who spent '27 years on run while living in paradise' FINALLY jailed for sexual offences
Richard Burrows was arrested at Heathrow Airport last year, upon returning to the UK on the eve of his 80th birthday

Fury as school bans students from wearing JUMPERS until November as angry parents hit back at scathing letter from headteacher
Under the new rules, students must wear their blazers 'in every situation' throughout the school day

PICTURED: HMS Astute heads to Med in first photo exercise of 2025 carrier strike group deployment
The eight-month mission known as Operation Highmast will involve upwards of 4,500 British military personnel.

'Moronic mission!' Sycamore Gap friends blame each other over felling historic tree
The men have been jointly charged with causing criminal damage worth £622,191 to one of the most photographed trees in the world

'We reject it!' Labour MPs rally against Supreme Court trans ruling just days after WhatsApp group showed plans for fight back
One said she was 'very concerned' about the ruling, warning that it 'does not provide clarity'

Migrant sex offenders to be STRIPPED of refugee protections under Labour's asylum system overhaul
The new measure will be introduced in an amendment to the Government’s Border Security, Asylum and Immigration Bill currently going through Parliament

Residents surrounded by 'monstrous eyesore' warehouses that 'look like Berlin Wall' and block out sunlight
The warehouse was approved by North Northamptonshire Council in 2022 after a significant administrative error

'Calling all landlords!' Keir Starmer to rent homes for migrants ahead of summer Channel crossing surge
One of three private contractors working for the Home Office is offering landlords five-year guaranteed full rent deals at the taxpayers' expense

Girlguiding REFUSES to accept Supreme Court gender ruling with boys 'allowed to use female camp rooms and toilets without the knowledge of parents'
The charity, the UK's largest girl-only youth organisation, has allegedly told volunteers that they should sideline the judgement

Mystery around Shakespeare's wife 'solved' as new evidence emerges in 400-year-old letter
The evidence has been described as a 'game-changer in terms of thinking about the Shakespeares' marriage'

London residents BLOCK street over £650k plan to replace parking spots with public benches
Residents on Amesbury Avenue in Streatham fear the changes will harm local shops and increase antisocial behaviour in the area

Bankrupt Birmingham council 'wasted' £53m on consultants ahead of city-crippling bin strike
The dispute in England's second city began after the council removed the role of waste recycling and collection officer

Rachel Reeves told she 'can't blame Trump' for Britain's faltering economy as damning borrowing figures revealed
Surging utility bills and higher Government borrowing costs were highlighted as the UK's biggest problems

Notting Hill Carnival at risk of 'mass casualty event' as Met Police reveals 'most concerning element'
A police and crime committee led by Susan Hall found that there had been “a number of incredibly worrying incidents' at the Bank Holiday festival

M&S issues major update after contactless payment system fails across UK stores
In a statement today, the company's Chief Executive Stuart Machin, warned shoppers of some 'small changes' to store operations

Toby Carvery boss issues grovelling apology after being threatened with £1m fine for chopping down 500-year-old tree
The ancient tree, known locally as the 'Guy Fawkes Oak', was reduced to a stump in the pub's car park on April 3

Madeleine McCann cops given EXTRA £108k as costs of search for missing toddler hit £13m in 18 years
It is understood that the current investigation team consists of one detective chief inspector, one detective constable and one member of police staff

Firefighters evacuate major UK train station and shops evacuated as plumes of smoke spark travel chaos
Fire crews were called to the station at 4.38pm, with three fire engines and the search and rescue team in attendance

Popular English beach could DISAPPEAR forever as seaside town to fund £30m revival project
Under the proposals, five new rock groynes would be installed to protect over 5,000 properties and 'stabilise the beach'

Britons receive urgent state pension age warning as 'thousands misunderstand' DWP rule
Just four-in-10 people with a state pension age between 66 and 67 correctly know their SPA within three months

'You're shielding them!' BBC bias row erupts after presenters fail to point out Labour's role in Birmingham bin strike chaos
The dispute centres on Birmingham City Council's decision to remove waste recycling and collection officer roles from some workers and implement cuts to their pay

Starmer slammed as Labour refuses to rule out ‘one-for-one’ migrant removals agreement with France
The UK and other European countries are 'exploring fresh and innovative measures to dismantle the business models of the criminal smuggling gangs'

China given access to NHS medical records as fears grow over health data being misused by Beijing
UK Biobank, a research hub, makes its information available to universities, scientific institutes and private companies

'Not just for Easter!' Pets at Home 'bans Britons from buying' rabbits across 460 UK stores
The company wants potential owners to carefully consider the long-term commitment required before bringing a rabbit home

Euromillions winner only found £1m ticket after friends begged him to check piles of National Lottery receipts left in unlocked car for four months
Darren Burfitt decided to check the tickets after stumbling across them whilst looking for a packet of crisps for his son

British man dies on his stag do in Benidorm after falling backwards off bar stool in front of his horrified father and friends
The barman said that he and another customer tried to perform CPR on the father-of-one for 15 minutes before an ambulance arrived

Asian hornet invasion as biblical plague of killer insects risks WIPING OUT British bees
Last year, it was confirmed that the invasive species had survived a UK winter for the first time

Police officers told they have 'white privilege' and forced to undergo equity training learning difference between 'non-racist' and 'anti-racist'
This training rollout came just one month after Thames Valley Police had been found by an employment tribunal to have positively discriminated against white officers

British businessman dies on holiday in Morocco as his family demands answers from his 25-year-old girlfriend
Allen McKenna, 47, died from a heart attack, according to his girlfriend Majda Mjaoual

Royal Mail postman handed £5,000 payout after punching customer in the face
A judge found accounts of the incident appeared to be 'embellished' by the customer

West Yorkshire Police blocks white applicants in attempt to boost diversity: 'Anyone white British is strangled!'
This policy has sparked concerns that white British candidates are being unfairly treated, potentially amounting to a form of positive discrimination that could be unlawful

Victoria Atkins tells Labour to 'get a grip' as London fly-tipping hotspot 'becoming like Birmingham'
Atkins said that the Conservatives want to enforce fly-tipping fines across the whole country

British pensioner held by Taliban says captivity is 'nearest thing to hell'
Peter Reynolds, 79, and his wife Barbie, 75, are being held in Pul-e-Charkhi prison

'Milestone moment' UK successfully tests hypersonic missiles in 'critical advance' of Britain's defence capabilities
These advanced missiles will cover greater ranges than conventional rockets

'It's a disgrace!' Residents blast local 'eyesore' as caravans transform city into 'ghetto'
Local politicians revealed this week that Glastonbury has the highest ratio of caravans to homes in the country

BBC accused of anti-Israel bias after using reporter who labelled Jews ‘devils’
Uncovered social media posts have revealed that the journalist views Israelis as 'worse than beasts'

'Hands off!' Thousands of anti-Trump protesters descend on London as demonstrations take place around the world
The crowd chanted 'Hands off Canada', 'Hands off Greenland' and 'Hands off Ukraine' while listening to speeches criticising the 47th President

GB News victory as London boroughs crack down on fly-tipping in Stop Trashing Britain win
The People’s Channel launched its campaign back in January, where it called on the Government to introduce a minimum fine of £1,000 for littering or fly-tipping

Woman at centre of silent prayer row spared jail after being found guilty of breaching 'buffer zone' outside abortion clinic
Livia Tossici-Bolt held up a sign saying 'here to talk, if you want'

Labour council seeking to boost recruitment of 'global majority' tells staff to take 'white privilege' test
The council is giving preferential treatment to ethnic minority applicants over equally qualified white candidates, insiders have claimed

'Absolute disaster!' Locals fume after Labour plans to sell RAF Scampton on the open market
The proposed development aims to transform the site into a key player in aerospace, satellite and defence technology

'UK's third world city!' Locals surrounded by 17,000 tonnes of rubbish fear for their health after living in 'war zone'
Members of the Unite union have been on all-out strike since March 11 in a dispute over pay and job losses

Police launch urgent murder probe after human remains found at recycling plant
Further tests are now being carried out to find out who they belong to and how they ended up at the plant

Global economic crisis fears as US stocks fall ahead of Donald Trump's 'Liberation Day' tariffs
A chief investment officer said that 'the whole market is on edge'

NS&I announces Premium Bonds winners - Who took home £1million prize?
The Premium Bonds prize checker will be updated on April 2

Police launch urgent search operation after schoolgirl, 11, 'falls into River Thames'
Emergency services formed a 'large-scale response' to the incident

EDF offers customers free electricity on certain days in April - how to get the deal
The offer is available to thousands of customers - but they must sign up between now and April 6

Major incident declared in Birmingham over bins as 'health and environmental hazard' alert issued
A backlog of a staggering 17,000 tonnes of waste is now clogging up pavements

REVEALED: True cost of Birmingham’s street cleanup laid bare amid bin collection strike chaos
Unite trade union has warned that the bin disruption - which has already proved extremely costly - could stretch into the summer

Fly-tipping crisis fuelled by criminal organisations with waste crime becoming 'the new narcotics'
In total, waste crime is estimated to cost the economy in England as much as £1 billion annually

National Trust manager accused of being 'white saviour' after being invited to diversity group
An employment tribunal dismissed Abida Jenkins' claims, ruling she had 'an unjustified sense of grievance' and had 'exaggerated her evidence'

'Significant and serious!' Universities warned they MUST uphold free speech or face multi-million-pound fines
The OfS investigation concluded that 'a chilling effect arose' from the University of Sussex's transgender policy

Just Stop Oil finally vows to END protests and publicity stunts as eco activists confirm plans for final act of chaos
In an email to supporters, the group said that they are 'hanging up the high vis'

EasyJet flight from Manchester to Tunisia diverted to ITALY after 'drunk passenger' caused chaos
Passengers say the disruptive man, who was with a group of 16 others, insulted fellow travellers and cabin crew during the flight

Migrant paedophile who attacked teenage girl allowed to stay in Britain as he would face 'inhuman treatment' in Pakistan because he's an 'alcoholic'
The convicted offender argued he could not seek help for his alcoholism in Pakistan, where drinking alcohol as a Muslim is illegal

Britain's first permanent facial recognition cameras installed to help hunt for criminals
The new cameras will be positioned on existing lamp posts or buildings in Croydon town centre, with installations planned to go live in June or July this year

Reform UK donor threatened with being stripped of his OBE in 'politically motivated' attack after social media criticism on Sadiq Khan
The multimillionaire founder of Pimlico Plumbers was investigated over a post where he suggested 'someone should kill' the London Mayor during a discussion about the Ulez scheme

Birmingham bin collection: Residents left to 'deal with consequences' as local authority hikes up council tax
The local authority will raise its council tax by 7.5 per cent in April, a figure way above the standard 4.99 per cent

Fears small market town beloved by Charles Dickens to be ruined as 'monstrous' warehouses approved
Residents have expressed concerns that the development will damage the character of Towcester

Heathrow Airport to resume flights in just HOURS after mass shutdown
A spokesman said the airport hopes to resume a full operation on Saturday

Two people hospitalised after aircraft crashes in North Yorkshire as emergency services rush to the scene
The police are liaising with air Accidents Investigation Branch to determine the full circumstances

Birmingham residents swarm bin lorry as waste piles up on streets in 'binmageddon'
West Midlands Police confirmed two people have been arrested this week in connection with the industrial action

Woman killed by van that ploughed through pedestrians on central London street named as family pay tribute to 'beautiful soul'
Aalia Mahomed was killed in the horror crash near Somerset House on Tuesday

Climate change teachings should be 'compulsory' in schools to 'explore conversations about race'
A race equality think tank suggests these conversations would enable students to discuss more openly how race impacts them and its relationship to wider society

Notting Hill house collapse horror as 11 people flee crumbling buildings in middle of night
Three buildings in the leafy London area suffered from 'catastrophic structural collapse'

Nearly £50k raised for 'silenced and cancelled' police chair who was suspending for speaking to GB News about Met race fears
Rick Prior represents 30,000 rank-and-field officers across London

'Intensive' GCSE exams could be cut to reduce pupil stress and 'improve their wellbeing'
Bridget Phillipson, the Education Secretary, announced a probe into the curriculum and assessments for state schools weeks after Labour came to power

Tesco staff assaulted by man who went berserk trying to buy cheese
The man also damaged a door before he left the Tesco Express store on Cobourg Street

Woman dies after van ploughs into multiple people in central London as emergency services rush to the scene
Police cordoned off a section of The Strand following the incident

Birmingham rubbish crisis deepens as striking binmen block lorries from collecting litterPA
Around 400 council bin workers are participating in the action, causing significant disruption to waste collection services

Historic British pub shuts after 160 years following 'unsustainable' trading ahead of Reeves' tax raid on small businesses
Landlords of The Gun in Homerton are unable to keep the popular boozer open despite a costly restoration in 2014

Locals in town set to have more asylum seekers than residents claim they have been 'silenced' for fear of facing a 'woke backlash'
Some fear being labelled as intolerant or racist if they voice their concerns about the centre, where 800 mostly male migrants will soon outnumber locals

Bins go uncollected in Birmingham for SIX WEEKS triggering 'serious health and environmental hazard' with residents 'outraged'
Homeowners have started to spot 'rodent activity' in and around their homes in Ladywood

Villagers 'under attack' by dive-bombing hawk leaving dozens of men with head wounds
Tall men appear to be particularly at risk from the South American hawk, which has evaded capture for months

British man killed in Kenya after being struck by vehicle in president's motorcade
The driver failed to stop after hitting 79-year-old Edgar Charles Frederick

Wizz Air plane en route from Gatwick to Egypt forced to divert to GREECE after 'drunk' woman started 'abusing the crew'
The woman, who has not been named but believed to be in her 40s, is believed to have been drinking throughout most of the flight

Ryanair passengers turned away at airport gate over Brexit rule: 'It made us feel like criminals'
The Hertfordshire couple had spent £1,000 on holiday to Athens to attend a gig of one of their favourite artists

When do the clocks change? Exact date and time the UK enters Daylight Saving Time
British Summer Time is right around the corner

Girl, 13, charged with murder after body of mother-of-three found following house fire
While formal identification has not been completed, the woman is thought to be 43-year-old mother-of-three Marta Bednarczyk

EuroMillions winner reveals modest life as 'Scotland's Molly Mae' after making 'life-threatening' mistake
Jane Park won a staggering £1million on the lottery, becoming the UK's youngest winner in 2013

Birmingham bin strikes to last until SUMMER if pay demands not met, union warns
Unite union has warned that bin disruption could stretch into the summer

Fly-tipping soars to record high as waste offence fines plummet - 'People have no pride in this country!'
The data revealed that the areas most targeted by fly-tippers were highways, roads and pavements - which accounted for 37 per cent of total incidents in 2023/24

Fly-tipping cases reach record high of 1.15million cases in last year as 'disgraceful act' blights Britain
The figures from the Environment Department (Defra) mark the highest level in six years

Locals distraught as large rats 'the size of cats' attack their cars chewing through cables and nesting in bonnets
The ongoing bin collection strike and nearby HS2 construction work are being blamed for worsening the situation

Neighbour row erupts over 16-inches of land between homes as pensioner faces £200k legal bill
The dispute, which began in 2019, has left both homeowners in Essex unwilling to compromise

British climber killed while scaling frozen waterfall in Norway as wall of ice and snow engulfs him
Due to poor weather conditions, it took mountain rescue teams four days to recover his body from the slope

Teenager, 19, who murdered his mother and two younger siblings was plotting a school shooting before gunning down his own family
Nicholas Prosper admitted to three counts of murder at Luton Crown Court on Monday

Boy, 14, dies following horror ski accident while on half-term holiday in Italy
Paramedics rushed to the scene at Cortina D’Ampezzo ski resort to try and save the teenager, who had been in the middle of completing a red run

Yoga teacher who was stabbed five times in Southport knife attack breaks silence on horrific ordeal - 'I thought we were going to die!'
Leanne Lucas said that she spotted Axel Rudakubana out the window briefly moments before the attack, but had no idea of the horrors he was about to unleash

Body found in search for missing runner Jenny Hall in Durham
She was last seen leaving her County Durham home just after 3pm on February 18

Councillors branded 'snowflakes' after cancelling meeting with critics of 'barely used' cycle lane
The councillors, both keen cyclists, were set to face members of the Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole and Dorset Motorists' group

Sainsbury's thief left DANGLING from ceiling in attempt to steal lottery scratchcards
A 50-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of burglary and taken into custody

Keir Starmer pledges 'ironclad support' for Ukraine and tells EU to 'step up' ahead of Trump talks
The upcoming meeting between the two leaders comes after Trump launched a verbal attack on Zelensky, where he branded him a 'dictator'

Every household in England set to have FOUR bins to 'solve' current 'muddled and confusing' waste collection schedule
The changes are set to begin from March 2025

'Rat-infested' trailers filled with rubbish dumped in lay-bys: 'It's an accident waiting to happen!'
Three 40-foot trailers have been sitting in lay-bys on the A53 and A41 in Shropshire since September

Folk dancers told use of ‘ladies and gentlemen’ is offensive as new guidance encourages ‘gender-free language’
Traditional folk dances often feature defined male and female roles, with callers directing complex dance patterns for large crowds

EasyJet passenger restrained by holidaymakers onboard flight after ‘biting and spitting’ rampage
Christopher Burgess was 'slurring at the mouth', with some parents moving their children away from him

Nottingham streets turned in 'health hazard' with raw meat and broken glass discarded in 'depressing' sight
A rat infestation has taken over the area

British couple detained in Iran while on round-the-world motorbike trip charged with espionage
The pair, both aged 52, had only intended to stay in Iran for five days

Parents fume over 'trigger warning' on children's production of Three Little Pigs - 'Big Bad Woke!'
The alert cautions that the fairy tale 'has a passing reference to Father Pig being gobbled by the Big Bad Wolf'

Fly-tipper fined £2,000 after illegally dumping two mattresses in waste hotspot
CCTV footage captured a vehicle pulling into a lay-by on a road where a driver was seen exiting and depositing the items

Keir Starmer faces a rebellion over citizenship rule change as PM accused of plot to win back Reform voters
Over a dozen Labour MPs have signed a motion demanding a U-turn

BBC offices splashed with red paint and windows broken as broadcaster targeted by pro-Palestinian protesters
The Metropolitan Police said they had received 'reports of criminal damage' at an office building

Keir Starmer 'ready and willing' to put troops in Ukraine as PM warned of military cuts
It is understood to be the first time the Prime Minister has explicitly stated he is considering deploying British peacekeepers to the warzone

Britons turn backs on Spanish hotspot amid rise in 'tourist ban' and local protests
From July to November 2024, bookings for tourist apartments in Costa del Sol's capital city fell by 37,000

'Epidemic' of overflowing bins in Sheffield attracting rats and deterring visitors
The problem comes as Sheffield Council aims to increase city centre residents from 27,000 to 35,000 by 2030

Trailers filled with waste dumped in lay-bys becoming 'health hazards' that 'attract rats'
The illegal fly-tipping could also become extremely dangerous if it generates too much heat and catches on fire

Tui plane came within 20 minutes of 'running out of fuel during storm' and was forced to declare 'mayday' during 'serious incident'
The aircraft was initially bound for Manchester from Cancun, Mexico, on its 5,000-mile journey when Storm Gerrit forced a change of plans

Ghanaian tourist granted right to live in Britain after marrying man with 'settled status' despite NOT attending her own 'proxy wedding'
As the marriage technically lasted three years from the proxy wedding date, Francisca Boateng qualified for UK residency under the EU settlement scheme

'Fed up and sick' homeowner pleads for help to remove 'awful' rubbish pile outside her property
The site has become a dumping ground for unwanted furniture, fridge freezers, mattresses and cardboard

'This is unfinished business!' Farage considers 'criminal action' against NatWest over debanking scandal
The controversy in summer 2023 centred on whether NatWest's Coutts subsidiary closed Farage's accounts for commercial or political reasons

Man holding 'burning Koran attacked' after violent confrontation outside Turkish embassy
A man has been arrested on suspicion of possession of an offensive weapon and grievous bodily harm

Portuguese criminal jailed twice in UK avoids deportation as his two-year-old might be autistic
It was ruled that it would be 'unduly harsh' for the father to be sent back to his home country and away from his child

Oldham councillors vote unanimously to DEMAND statutory public inquiry into child sexual exploitation
It comes after Yvette Cooper announced five Government-backed local inquiries into grooming gangs last month

‘Where is my taxpayer money going?’ Locals fume as council slash bin collections to once every three weeks
Flintshire Council has estimated that the new collection schedule will save approximately £650,000

World of the 'furries' revealed as individuals eat from bowls and use litter trays - 'I identify as a llama'
The trend has started to influence institutional policies, with several UK schools making accommodations for students with 'species dysphoria'

Badenoch slams Starmer after Palestinians granted right to stay in UK under Ukrainian refugee scheme - 'I know Labour MPs don't understand much of what they're saying'
The Tory leader used her first question at PMQs to say that the court's decision was 'completely wrong, it cannot be allowed to stand'

Ryanair passenger forced to pay £50 to board return flight after 'ridiculous' water bottle charge
On her outbound flight, Ruby Flanagan faced no issues when boarding the plane

Starmer spends £22,000 on each illegal migrant returned to Albania onboard £1m private jet
Images of the flight - which cost the taxpayer £1million - show the deportees being led up the steps by security escorts

Man who carried out bomb hoax in city centre claims he was misheard and had shouted 'bum'
Jayesh Thanki shouted that he had a bomb at The Spot in Derby city centre, within earshot of several members of the public

Tui holiday hell leaves Britons battling bed bugs and blood-soiled mattress on £29k dream holiday
After one night, the family requested to move hotels but were told by Tui that they would need to pay an additional £1,600 for the transfer

Two bodies recovered from River Dee identified as missing sisters who disappeared over a month ago
Henrietta and Eliza Huszti, originally from Hungary, moved to Scotland 10 years ago

'Hell is other people': Shamima Begum's tent filled with messages of despair written in English
She has been held in the US-backed Syrian Democratic Force Roj detention camp in northeastern Syria for the past five years

Lorry driver hid migrants including eight children in used tyres while trying to smuggle them into Britain
The HGV was intercepted close to Bruges in a joint operation by the National Crime Agency (NCA) and Belgian Police

Streets filled with rubbish and 'giant rats' as bin workers strike leaves residents despairing
The strikes, which have already seen seven walkouts, are set to continue until April 4

Pakistani paedophile avoids deportation because it would ‘harm his children’
His wife’s claim that she felt partially responsible for his behavior as the two could not have sex whilst she was in hospital for treatment for Covid was also taken into consideration

Lorry drivers chucking 'horrendous' human waste out of the window urged to stop: 'It's giving truckers a bad name!'
A HGV driver who litter picks whilst on shift said that truckers have become known for chucking bottles filled with urine out windows

Tui plane forced into emergency landing at Gatwick as two swans smash into jet and crack windscreen
The 185mph strike caused pilots to ground the plane just minutes after take-off

Binman and international rugby player raped woman after saying he was gay to claim asylum in UK
Philip Pariyo represented Uganda at the 2014 Commonwealth Games in Glasgow but he failed to return home

Small boat migrant smugglers arrested in Britain face extradition to France
Albanian national Lulzim Brahaj and Iraqi national Rebin Sharif appeared at Westminster Magistrates' Court

Asylum seeker awarded £100k after complaining she was 'treated like a criminal' when overstaying in Britain: 'Reckless disregard for her rights'
Nadra Almas said that her Christian faith would make her a likely victim of religious persecution in her home country of Pakistan

Bitter neighbour row escalates after man ordered to pay £2k fine over 'extremely noisy' dogs barking
Syed Uzeir Iqbal was operating kennels for security K9 dog units

Birmingham residents told to take own rubbish to tip amid ongoing bin strikes: 'This will cause real problems!'
Locals claim that the local authority did not communicate the guidance to them clearly

Two Russell Group universities vote for 100% plant-based food to 'end the climate crisis'
Students at both the University of Bristol and Imperial College London have voted to switch to a vegan catering menu

Putin nuclear bombers fly north of Britain as Nato fighter jets forced to shadow aircraft
The flight took place just days after Sir Keir Starmer urged European leaders to increase efforts against Russian aggression

Teenage boy, 15, charged with murder of fellow 15-year-old at Sheffield school
Harvey Willgoose died following the incident at All Saints Catholic High School on Monday

Scottish beauty spot becomes 'litter sink' filled with over 60,000 items of waste
Local residents struggle to keep pace with the constant influx of waste, as each new tide brings more debris to the shoreline

Starmer crawls back to the EU amid talks of visa-free deal for under-30s as Macron tells PM 'Brexit has failed'
The Prime Minister will appear at an EU summit dinner today in a bid to try and reset relations with the bloc

People smugglers who look up weather forecast could be jailed for up to five years under new terror-related laws
Border officials will also get powers to seize migrants' phones in the search for intelligence about who helped them cross the Channel

Street-cleaner targeted by fly-tipping motorists who shout abuse and chuck litter at him: ‘I’m fighting a losing battle’
He told GB News that workers 'can’t cope with the amount of litter being thrown out of cars'

More than a tenth of farmland to become solar farms or eco habitats in net zero drive
The UK aims to reach net zero greenhouse gas emissions by 2050, with tree planting and peatland restoration as major contributors

Church targeted by 'disgusting' fly-tippers who dump 50 bin bags just minutes away from recycling centre
A Dorset local described it as the 'worst case' of fly-tipping he had ever seen

AstraZeneca ditches £450m UK plant investment and blames Reeves before 'withdrawing' offer
The company cited reduced Government support compared to the previous Conservative administration's proposal as a key factor in their withdrawal

Traumatised teacher found dead after she was 'stripped and left naked in police cell'
Jorja Watt had been diagnosed with emotionally unstable personality disorder

Glasgow community soon to be 'overrun with vermin' as fly-tipping leaves area a 'dump'
Mounds of construction waste, household rubbish and abandoned car parts have accumulated over months

Student 'sexual predator' drugged and filmed himself raping 10 unconscious women, court hears
Zhenhao Zou is also accused of taking intimate pornographic images of the women that he would keep them as 'souvenirs'

Majority of Britons feel 'negative' about cutting bin collections to just ONCE a month
Bristol City Council has announced it is considering reducing collection times to every four weeks

Neighbour evicted after bringing hell to leafy London street and 'attacking' workman with tree
Central London County Court heard that over seven years, Sandra Eveno subjected her neighbour to 'almost unremitting shouting and screaming'

Shoppers to be paid by supermarkets to return empty bottles and cans to 'end throwaway society'
The deposit return scheme is set to launch in October 2027 in England and Northern Ireland

Keir Starmer will NOT enforce cap on net migration as UK set for 72.5m population bomb
A spokesman for the Prime Minister has said that there will be no 'arbitrary cap' on the 'staggeringly high' figures

Police officer forced to JUMP from bike after dangerous driver tries to ram him in high-speed pursuit
Frazer Higgins was asked to pull over when officers suspected that he was driving a flatbed van unlawfully

Neighbour branded 'selfish' after refusing to allow homeowner to use their Wi-Fi for free - 'They called me cheap!'
The homeowner politely declined the request and explained his concerns about security

Search for missing sisters who 'vanished into thin air' called off by police after three week hunt
Eliza and Henrietta Huszti were last seen heading towards the River Dee

Fly-tippers who dumped 'staggering' amount of waste on village road should be jailed, MP says
The pile of rubbish was left in a country lane running to a dozen homes and 30 businesses at a nearby retail park in Curborough, near Lichfield in Staffordshire

'Terrible idea!' Locals fuming as Green council to cut bin collections to just ONCE a month
Bristol currently has the highest recycling rate in England at 45 per cent for household waste

Labour accused of selling off Royal Navy ships for cheap despite spending millions on repair costs
HMS Albion and HMS Bulwark were decommissioned as part of Labour's £500million defence cut

'Horrendous' lay-bys filled with human waste cleared thanks to work of relentless volunteers
A self-described 'very keen litter picker' told GB News that people need to start taking more 'pride' in where they live

BA trans-Atlantic flight hits subsonic speeds after being given tailwind by Storm Eowyn
The aircraft came just 21mph short of beating the record for subsonic speed - which stands at 835mph

Charity shop forced to pay after serial fly-tippers dump black bags filled with stinking food waste outside store: 'It's not fair!'
The organisation has to use money raised by donations to cover the cost of disposing of the waste

Colchester businesswoman installs CCTV after fly-tipping 'monstrosity' dumped outside store
The shop owner said she spent hundreds of pounds on the security cameras after the situation became unbearable

Axel Rudakubana sentenced to more than 50 years in prison for murder of three girls in Southport knife attack
Alice da Silva Aguiar, nine, Bebe King, six, and Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven, were killed in the attack at the Taylor Swift-themed class

'Just move house!' Neighbour row erupts as man's van plastered in 'passive aggressive' notes
The notes left on his vehicle ranged from direct requests like 'please park outside your own house' to complaints about 'not enjoying seeing your van all weekend'

Four people injured after horror knife attack near Asda in south London
The incident took place at a commercial address on Marlowe Way, Beddington

Residents trapped by 'unbelievable' 80ft mound of fly-tipped rubbish dumped by 'mindless vandals'
A large lorry is believed to have been used to dump the material on Watery Lane, near Lichfield in Staffordshire

'The rats are having a party!': Glasgow in the middle of vermin 'epidemic' with pests spreading disease across city, union warns
The population of rats in the city has soared over the past five years

Neighbour row boils over as family 'break into garden and steal bin' after filling their backyard with 'piles of rubbish'
The feud momentarily ended when the homeowners moved away, but they have relocated back to the same property

Southport killer's terrorist handbook used for inspiration and research into horrific attack listed on Waterstones website
It was first published in 2004 and its themes include; assassination, espionage, and how to avoid capture

STOP TRASHING BRITAIN: Restore pride in our streets and get tougher on those ruining our landscape - SIGN PETITION NOW
Sign our petition to stop the litter blight across the United Kingdom

Axel Rudakubana was referred to anti-extremism scheme THREE times before triple stabbing in Southport
His first referral came when he was just 13 years old

Labour told to be 'prepared for all scenarios' amid threat of Trump trade war
The President-elect has vowed to slap a 25 per cent tariff on goods imported from Mexico and Canada

Trans girl stabbed 9 times at party 'in revenge for lying about her gender'
The victim, who was 18 at the time, was invited to join a Snapchat group to arrange a trip to a roller disco event

Fraudster falsely took £20,000 in sick pay claiming she had cancer and HIV
Emma Rorison also lied to her employer by claiming she had been a victim of medical negligence, which resulted in her developing tumours in a liver and kidney

Masked drill rapper who was promoted by BBC and boasted about murder in lyrics revealed as killer of schoolboy Jimmy Mizen
Jake Fahri was sentenced to life in prison but was released in 2023 after serving 14 years of his sentence

London council posts woke DEI job ad which discriminates against white applicants
The advert said it will use 'positive discrimination' to pick a candidate who is not white if both candidates are of 'equal merit'

Nicola Sturgeon 'still living together' with her husband despite shock split
Sturgeon and Peter Murrell first met at an SNP youth event in 1988 and had been together since 2003 — tying the knot in 2010

POLL OF THE DAY: Do you agree with Lisa Nandy - should TV licence be scrapped and replaced with a new tax? - VOTE NOW
While finalised decisions have not been reached as of yet, Whitehall sources have indicated that the minister believes the licence fee must be scrapped

Hospital recruiting 'corridor care' nurses for patients without a bed to ease NHS crisis
The adverts come amid a flu-crisis which is battering the NHS, as more than 5,000 beds at Whittington Hospital are now occupied by flu patients

Farmers hit with yet ANOTHER blow as National Trust set to rewild farms
The move has sparked concerns among tenant farmers, who fear they may be forced to abandon their businesses if unable to meet the Trust's new requirements

Shamima Begum should 'absolutely not' return to Britain, Reform UK members declare following Nigel Farage's 'thoughtful' stance on ISIS bride
The Clacton MP suggested the Isis bride could return to the UK following comments made by Donald Trump's terror chief Seb Gorka

'No more empire!' Boris brands Putin 'f**king idiot' as Russia's dream crumbles
Johnson drew comparisons with Britain's own imperial past, noting how nations must accept when times have changed

Tesco shopper pleads guilty after stealing £1,400 from store over four month period
Tracey Spensley, 33, from County Durham, stole items ranging from whiskey to washing pods

'Rug pulled from under them!' Reform councillor slams Tories and Labour amid push to delay elections
Thomas Mallon said Government is 'doing everything they can' to stop Nigel Farage's party from taking control of counties across Britain

Nigel Farage laughs off idea of working with 'dishonest' Conservatives: 'They're a dying party!'
Reform UK soared past the Conservative Party’s membership figures at the end of last year

Nigel Farage refuses to back down over Tommy Robinson amid Reform UK fallout: ‘Doesn’t suit us!’
Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, is currently serving an 18-month prison sentence for contempt of court

RMT boss Mick Lynch announces retirement as he gloats union 'defeated' Tory plans
Lynch said that it has been a 'privilege' to be a part of the RMT, but 'now it time for change'

Bowel cancer: Glass of milk a day could slash risk of disease, new study shows
Calcium was found to have protective effects whether it came from dairy products like milk and yoghurt, or from non-dairy sources

'Show serious commitment!' Trump's terror chief demands Britain takes back Isis bride Shamima Begum
Sebastian Gorka said failure to repatriate citizens currently in limbo in Syria could jeopardise the 'special relationship'

Using 'grooming gangs' term in relation to Muslims is 'racist' claims Labour policy
The definition adopted by Sir Keir Starmer's party said that discussing 'Asian grooming gangs' perpetuates 'age-old stereotypes and tropes about Islam'

British Breaking Bad fan extradited to US after 'trafficking fentanyl worth millions'
Paul Nicholls faces charges related to drug trafficking that allegedly led to the 2017 overdose deaths of two American servicemen

Labour warned benefit claimants will 'move from England to Scotland' in bid to exploit extra handouts
A report by The Scottish Fiscal Commission said that for low-income families that have three or more children, the 'incentives are large'

Homeowners win legal battle against DHS over 'depressing' trees that blocked out sunlight
An 80-year-old resident described how houses on the south side of the street were left with only a few hours of sunlight each day

Albanians top list of most arrests per population in the UK as foreigners arrested at twice the rate of Britons
New analysis shows that they have the highest arrest rate at 209.8 arrests per 1,000 of their population

Boy, 14, stabbed to death on bus in broad daylight attack in south east London
The incident took place on the bus route Route 472 running between North Greenwich and Abbey Wood

Disabled car crash victim sued DWP after colleague who used her office chair said she 'felt like Stephen Hawking'
Alison McRobbie was provided with a chair with a high back and headrest to support her neck

Drinking certain types of milk could be linked to increased risk of health issue, study finds
The findings emerge as plant-based milk alternatives have gained increasing popularity in the UK

Neighbour row diffused by council after bosses agree to give artist space to exhibit his 'rubbish' sculptures
The installation in Fife features shopping trolleys, prams, wooden planks and a fridge freezer

Teenager found with 'slash wounds' fighting for life after being sprayed with 'unknown substance' in horror attack
Merseyside Police said tests are underway to determine the substance used in the 'targeted attack'

British teenager hands himself into Dubai police as 18-year-old 'begins' jail sentence after 'holiday romance'
Marcus Fakana was arrested after the girl's mother discovered their private messages and photographs upon returning to the UK and contacted Dubai authorities

Police 'extremely concerned' as search continues for woman dragged into a car and assaulted
The force has issued an appeal to locate the occupants of the vehicle - but so far 'these inquiries have proven negative'

Students self-censoring out of fear of being cancelled in 'chilling effect' on free speech - 'Silenced by woke ideology!'
A Higher Education Policy Institute study found students have become 'significantly less supportive of free expression' between 2016 and 2022

Reform UK gains 20,000 grassroots supporters since Badenoch 'fakery' tweet - 'Her two days of silence is deafening!'
Nigel Farage's party now has the second highest number of memberships of any political party in the UK

Around 100 extremists could enter Britain with their children if Shamima Begum is allowed to return: 'It would open the floodgates'
The previous Government argued that the jihadi bride posed a threat to national security if she returned home

Albanian gangs offer migrants 'package deals' to Britain on TikTok with 'house to rent and job'
It marks the first time traffickers have publicly marketed such all-inclusive packages to potential migrants

Elon Musk calls himself 'Ozempic Santa' after upgrading to powerful 'King Kong' of weight-loss drugs
Experts state that Mounjaro is more effective than its competitors with fewer side effects

Keir Starmer's brother dies aged 60 after succumbing to cancer battle - PM leads tributes to 'wonderful man'
Starmer thanked all those who treated and took care of Nick

Two men found guilty of murder after bludgeoning neighbour to death with hammer in rubbish row
Both 56-year-old men did not immediately call emergency services, only doing so 18 hours after the altercation

Man jailed after brandishing deactivated AK-47 on X video during summer unrest
During his arrest, Habeeb Khan told officers 'all I have done is make a little video'

Doctor watched 'fit and healthy' son die in hospital where she worked
William Hewes, a sporty 6' 6" 22-year-old, was said to have been fit and healthy before the infection

Women at greater risk of Alzheimer's as researchers blame 'sexist society'
Previous research has linked structural sexism in adulthood to higher mortality rates and increased chronic health conditions in women

'Totally disrespectful!' Councillors 'square up' as Green Belt meeting suspended after 'Nazi' insult causes chaos
The heated debate, which was screened online, was centred around the 'controversial' Places for Everyone housing scheme

Welsh council hiring £45k-a-year diversity manager despite closing nearly half of its public toilets in cost-cutting measure
Conwy County Council announced that 18 of its public toilets will be permanently closed, leaving just 20 facilities open year-round and three operating seasonally

Jaguar Land Rover whistleblower sacked after raising concerns about safety of electric cars
The employee had posted warnings on Reddit

Axel Rudakubana pleads not guilty in Southport knife attack hearing
Alice da Silva Aguiar, nine, Bebe King, six, and Elsie Dot Stancombe, seven, died during a knife attack at the Hart Space venue in Southport

Mum 'played mobile games' while unattended seven-month-old son drowned in bath
Danielle Massey denies the claims, stating that she fell asleep after suffering an asthma attack whilst attending to the seven-month-old

'Prisoner' freed from Syrian prison by CNN was 'regime torturer' with 'fake identity'
The man claimed he had been arrested three months earlier and questioned about his phone contacts

Sara Sharif's father and stepmum branded ‘executioners’ as they’re jailed for life over 'despicable' murder of 10-year-old
Urfan Sharif, 43 and Beinash Batool, 30 were found guilty of murdering their daughter Sara last week at The Old Bailey

Fraudster jailed for £160,000 in insurance scams with even his own family exploited
The qualified loss adjuster used his ability to sign off insurance assessments to approve made-up claims

Police refuse to release CCTV of man kissing ‘spiked’ woman because it would breach his human rights
Jamie Smith, 23, was found with traces of ketamine in her blood after she died following a fall from a multi-story car park

Yang Tengbo: Alleged Chinese spy with links to Prince Andrew breaks silence after High Court ruling
He was previously only referred to as H6 due to a court order protecting his identity

Girl, 12, charged with manslaughter after death of pensioner following 'park attack'
Bhim Kohli was out walking his dog Rocky in Franklin Park when he was seriously assaulted

Teachers missed warning signs to save Sara Sharif due to 'cultural sensitivities', local MP suggests
She was forced to wear a hijab to hide her injuries from the 'appalling' violence, jurors heard

Ozempic linked to risk of rare irreversible vision loss after large-scale trial
Diabetes patients using the drug face more than double the risk of developing NAION, a condition affecting the optic nerve

Wife of former England rugby player Tom Voyce pays tribute after his body found in river
The 43-year-old's car was swept away in Storm Darragh over the weekend

Surrey council admits schools 'out of space' after Labour's VAT tax raid
The crisis comes as the Government's 20 per cent levy on private schools is set to be introduced next month

TfL launch urgent probe after tube driver boasted of performing sex act on colleague between stations
The woman, who boasted about the X-rated actions online, has since been suspended

Tom Voyce: Body found in search for former Rugby player after car swept away in flooded river
The 43-year-old's car was swept away in Storm Darragh

Home Office considers disused care homes and student flats for migrant housing
Officials are now looking to find 800 new sites that are neither former military bases nor hotels

'Beggars belief!' Met Police vote to strike after being told to 'come to office three days a week'
Scotland Yard’s 11,000-strong civilian staff includes 999 call handlers and child protection officers

Local council reimposes weekly bin collections after public left furious by reduction in service
The move comes after the previous Conservative administration introduced a controversial fortnightly collection system in Basildon last year

Ex-BBC journalist jailed for eight years for child sex abuse offences
Duncan Bartlett paid an average of £25 for the screening of children aged between nine and 16 in the Philippines

Council to issue £2,500 fines to locals who place rubbish in wrong bin despite 'innocent mistakes'
Rotherham Council is launching a crackdown on contaminated bins, which costs the local authority more than £1million annually in extra disposal costs and lost recycling income

Lee Anderson vows to strip BBC of funding after repeatedly mocking Reform: 'We're coming for YOU next!'
The Ashfield MP said defunding the broadcaster was Reform UK's second priority after border control

Mystery shipwreck leaves local baffled as explorer investigates debris in secluded cove - ' I had no clue that was there!'
The adventurer stumbled upon the wreckage whilst browsing satellite images of the British shoreline

Horrific fly-tipping forces charity to ditch donation bin after bags of rubbish repeatedly dumped
The contents of the ‘donations’ ranged from stained pillows to condom wrappers - which left the charity's founder 'p****d off'

Fraudster who posed as charity worker to scam two vulnerable men out of £18,000 is jailed
William Redmond used the stolen money to fund his cocaine addiction

Nutella lorry driver arrested after smuggling Syrian and Turkish migrants into UK as police swoop service station
Seven men were found perched on top of boxes of chocolate inside the white Scania lorry

Scammer helped speeding motorists avoid fines by framing innocent drivers - including their own family members
Khuram Yaqoob was 'the central figure and ringleader' in the scheme which ran between June 2017 and December 2019

'Nightmare in Whitehall!' Civil servants revert to working from home after Starmer swept to power
The trend has emerged despite Britain's largest companies requiring staff to spend 50 per cent more time in the office compared to last year

Mother of dead British woman poisoned in Laos has urgent message for travellers: 'If it can happen to her, it can happen to anybody'
Simone White, 28, from Orpington, Kent was one of six tourists to die from a suspected mass 'methanol-laced alcohol poisoning'

British tourist, 20, dies while on holiday in Turkey after lift shaft incident
Tyler Kerry, from Essex, was holidaying with his family at the all-inclusive Trendy Lara resort hotel

Man vows to unleash 'war' against neighbour after £40K illegal extension is erected
Rajesh Ankuru went ahead with the building despite having his planning application rejected by Southend Council

Man, 34, arrested on suspicion of rape at exclusive London members' club
The alleged incident took place on November 13 at the famous venue on Dean Street

Police launch investigation into school bus incident after thugs throw rocks and shout 'f*** Israel' - 'This is pure antisemitism'
Pupils from Jews' Free School (JFS) were travelling home when teenagers began shouting at them

Strict harassment rules could be 'death' of boozy office Christmas parties - 'Such events are becoming too risky'
New prevention laws designed to protect staff from sexual pestering from their co-workers came into effect last month

Horrible Histories author admits he 'loathes the British Empire with a passion'
Terry Deary argued that nations should be judged by 'what they achieve in opposition to' rather than their easy victories

Widower spared jail after forging dead wife's signature to blame her for his speeding
The beekeeping pensioner was captured by a speed camera travelling at 64mph in a 50mph zone on the M20

Fifth mpox case detected in England with individual under 'specialist care' after landing on plane from Uganda
The UK Health Security Agency said the risk to the population remained low

Pensioner left bankrupt from £1m legal bill over row with neighbour over bins
Geoff Carter has been forced to rent alternative accommodation while preparing to declare bankruptcy and sell his home

Net zero is a failure that's making Britain POORER, claims Trump's energy secretary
Chris Wright suggested that abandoning fossil fuels in favour of wind and solar power had resulted in higher prices and contributed to Britain's national decline

British woman doesn't 'legally exist' and can't work because of paperwork mishap
Caitlin Walton is classed as a 'white British immigrant' and does not have a passport

Historic London markets set to close after City pulls support for £1bn relocation plan
The City of London Corporation has rejected plans to move it to Dagenham, East London

Couple handed £1.2k fly-tipping fine after thieves stole and dumped bin bag 30ft away
Abigail Swinn and Travis Raggo were each fined £600 by Boston Borough Council

National Lottery winner in £2.2m syndicate sentenced to four years in prison after sickening crimes uncovered
Anthony Dugard pleaded guilty to multiple child sexual abuse charges, which included the exploitation of a 15-year-old victim

Supreme Court case begins TODAY as judges to decide if 'trans women are women' in landmark ruling
Campaigners argue that the definition of what a woman is under the Equality Act will be rendered meaningless if they lose

Rubbish left uncollected for SIX WEEKS, with rats turning London street into 'health hazard'
Lewisham Council have been slammed by residents for letting the rubbish mount

Schoolgirl, 8, and man seriously injured in double shooting in one of Britain's richest neighbourhoods
Police are now appealing for help and information from members of the public

Ex-British soldier fighting in Ukraine 'captured by Russia' as dad fears son will be tortured
The family of James Scott Rhys Anderson had begged him not to go to Ukraine

High-security prison maps leaked as authorities on high alert over potential escapes
Security officials believe organised crime groups are behind the leak, which occurred over the past fortnight

British man with 'Russian ties' admits setting fire to Ukraine-linked business in London after getting paid by foreign intelligence
This case marks one of the first prosecutions under the new National Security Act, which was introduced to combat hostile state activities targeting the UK

Barber reported for 'hate crime' after giving 'rough' haircut to customer following Russia-Ukraine chat
From June 2023 to June 2024, over 13,200 non-crime hate incidents (NCHIs) were recorded across the UK

Donald Trump criminal sentencing CANCELLED by New York court after hush money trial
His attorneys are pushing to dismiss the prosecution following his election victory earlier this month

British lawyer dies in 'methanol-laced alcohol poisoning' while 11 other tourists remain in hospital in Laos
Simone White, 28, from Orpington, Kent, fell ill last week after her drink was allegedly spiked with the drug

Imam who called for the destruction of 'Zionists' NOT investigated by police force at centre of Allison Pearson row
Shaykh Shams Ad-Duha Muhammad was flagged to Essex Police after footage emerged of him saying that those who support the existence of Israel should be 'punished'

Essex Police records hundreds of non-crime hate incidents but failed to answer non-emergency calls in same two year period
Essex Police has come under fire after they sent officers to journalist Allison Pearson’s house on Remembrance Sunday over a social media post

Neighbours left terrorised by 80-year-old's cockerel that crowed 90 times in just hour-and-a-half
Harold Brown's neighbours said the 'nuisance' bird subjected them to 'torture' for over a year

British Airways 'flights grounded' after major IT meltdown causes chaos for 'thousands of passengers'
The IT issue meant that pilots were unable to file flight plans electronically and had to operate them manually

Farmers in France spark CHAOS - just hours before Starmer to be hit with his own furious protest
Labour's plans to impose inheritance tax on farms worth more than £1million have sparked fury among rural communities in the UK

Driver killed after being struck by two vehicles while walking along A21 just seconds after crashing his own car
The individual had exited his Isuzu pickup truck and trailer shortly before the collision

Number of migrants coming to Britain last year was BIGGEST in rich world
The Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) has found that 746,900 new 'permanent-type' migrants moved to the UK in 2023

Schoolboy, 9, among thousands investigated for non-crime hate incidents after calling classmate 'r**ard'
Two secondary school girls are also being looked into after they said another student smelled 'like fish'

The Guardian will no longer post on Elon Musk's X branding free speech platform as 'far-right and toxic'
After Musk bought Twitter in 2022, he has consistently endorsed free speech on the platform and unblocked accounts previously banned from the site

British woman died after Brazilian butt lift in Turkey went wrong when surgeon 'left halfway through operation'
Hayley Dowell suffered from embolism - a complication that can happen after surgery which can result in fatal blood blockage

Campaigners against antisemitism cancel protest after fears of 'Amsterdam-style' violence
The Campaign Against Antisemitism have been protesting against the appearance of Francesca Albanese, who has been accused of appearing to lend support to Hamas

'Kafkaesque' police investigation launched into journalist Allison Pearson - for social media post over a year old
The officers, who showed up at her home on Remembrance Sunday, told her that they could not disclose what the specific post was about

M5 crash: Teenager who died after being hit by car was 'being taken into police custody'
An Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC) spokesman said an investigation had been launched

Christmas references 'BANNED' from school pantomime performance to be 'more inclusive to all faiths'
Wherwell Primary School in Andover has announced that their upcoming performance of Jack and the Beanstalk would exclude any mention of Christmas

Remembrance Sunday ‘hijacked’ by White Poppy campaigners calling for occasion to be ‘decolonised’
The Peace Pledge Union argues that current commemorations ignore colonial histories and experiences

UK modern slavery claims reach record numbers as Vietnamese migrants fuel rise
The surge coincides with Vietnamese migrants becoming the largest group arriving by small boats, with 2,248 crossing the Channel in the first half of this year

Israel urges citizens to avoid Britain as it warns them of planned attacks at large events
It comes after last week's attacks against Israeli football fans in Amsterdam

Drunk Tui passenger handcuffed to seat after ‘obscene’ outburst mid-air
Alexander Rogers caused such a scene on the flight to Manchester Airport that two off-duty police officers had to intervene

Petrol thieves who drive off without paying won't get prosecuted as they may not be 'having a great day', police say
The Petrol Retailers Association has reported that drive-offs cost the industry more than £100million annually

Carefree British expats 'had fun' and jumped in inflatables during deadly Spanish floods
Nigel Pope, known as the 'King of Benidorm', said some people chose to make light of the situation in the Spanish resort town

Robbie Williams planning row erupts over fungus-filled tree amid 'neighbour feud' with Led Zeppelin legend
Next door to Williams lives Jimmy Page - the two musicians have not seen eye-to-eye in the past over building issues

Kamala Harris finally concedes in phone call to Donald Trump hours after victory declared
She will concede to the nation at Howard University later today

Pensioner wins row with council after they tried to strip him of parking permit
Medway Council said that locals should never have been entitled to the permits and that this went unnoticed for two decades due to a 'human error'

Tube strikes cancelled in huge relief to thousands of commuters after unions threatened misery
The now-cancelled action would have seen the capital brought to a halt on Thursday 7 and Tuesday 12

Innocent woman loses job after being framed by stranger for speeding
Sobia Iqbal 'nominated a complete stranger as the driver of her own vehicle'

Police arrest 63-year-old after 22 tonnes of cheddar stolen in cheese con
Neal's Yard Dairy was tricked into delivering 22 tonnes of cheddar, including sought-after varieties such as Hafod Welsh organic cheddar, Westcombe cheddar, and Pitchfork cheddar

Pensioners conned out of £25,000 by fraudster attempting to pay off 'massive drug debt'
Paul McEnhill posed as the head of Virgin Money's CID department, claiming money had been stolen from their accounts

Balaclava-clad Palestine activists smash glass cabinet and STEAL busts of Israel’s first president
The act of vandalism is part of a wider series of coordinated attacks planned by Palestine Action to mark the 107th anniversary of the signing of the Balfour Declaration

Sainsbury's staff threatened by shoplifter who pulled out drug needle during thieving spree
Sarah Cherowbrier would recklessly fill up her bags before walking off without paying, Leeds Crown Court heard

Neighbour issued formal punishment notice from council after 'excessive bird feeding'
Fylde Council received complaints about the man, named as Mr X, from a neighbour who allegedly stalked and harassed him

Police chiefs issue warning as UK faces mass shortage of firearms officers
A 'toxic and macho culture' in specialist firearms units has also been cited as a deterrent

'Damaging public trust!' BBC under fire after claiming black communities left 'traumatised' by Chris Kaba verdict
The 24-year-old was shot through the front windscreen of an Audi Q8 in London by firearms officer Martyn Blake in September 2022

Illegal tipping gang made £500,000 after dumping 11,000 tonnes of rubbish in leafy village
The operation in Long Bennington, Lincolnshire, exposed local residents to toxic fumes

Pensioner sparks inheritance row after cutting kids from will and selling £200,000 stamp collection to cleaner for £1
Ray Watts also gave Sue Pope his £250,000 Suffolk estate

Labour MP slammed over rubbished Chris Kaba 'racist gang tropes' claim
The 24-year-old was shot through the front windscreen of an Audi Q8 in London by firearms officer Martyn Blake

Police chief calls for major reform in bid to crack down on shoplifting as quickly as summer rioters
The Chief Constable of Norfolk Police said the riots demonstrated the force’s ability to issue a tough and fast response

Pupils and teachers face a 'tsunami' of deaths as crumbling schools 'riddled with asbestos'
Since 1980, at least 1,400 teachers and support staff and 12,600 pupils have died from mesothelioma

Nigel Farage rumoured to be lining up 'high profile' candidate to contest Rishi Sunak's seat
Both Sunak and his former deputy Prime Minister, Sir Oliver Dowden, are tipped to leave the Commons in November

Record number of businesses on 'verge of collapse' ahead of Rachel Reeves's Budget
The sectors hit hardest include support services, construction, and property

Alex Salmond: RAF's refusal to repatriate body forces John Swinney to pay for chartered flight
The former First Minister of Scotland passed away at the age of 69 on Saturday

Two children and three others killed after horror crash on M6
A Toyota and a Skoda collided whilst driving past Tebay Services in Cumbria

Boy, 7, dies after 'devastating explosion' and major housefire in Newcastle
Six people are still in hospital, a spokesman for North East Ambulance Service said

Free Speech Union vows action after 'mob rule' forced Suella Braverman speech to be cancelled
The former Home Secretary's speech at Cambridge University was called off last week

Alex Salmond's cause of death confirmed as family release tribute
The former First Minister of Scotland passed away at the age of 69 on Saturday

Starmer REMOVES portraits of Elizabeth I and Sir Walter Raleigh after having also ditched Thatcher picture
The new artwork hung up in their place could be seen when Volodymyr Zelensky visited Downing Street last week

King Charles and Queen Camilla to host upcoming State Banquet at Buckingham Palace
Sheikh Tamim bin Hamad Al Thani from Qatar will visit the royal residence in December

Kate spotted wearing £59 dress with alteration as princess changed key detail
The Princess of Wales previously wore the polka dot ensemble in 2018

Grandmother claims Ryanair charged her more than 'younger and hotter passengers' because of her age
Maxine Haughian noticed that some passengers who had similar bags to hers were being allowed to board with no issue

Fury erupts over BBC coverage after broadcaster calls Hezbollah 'Lebanese group' on children’s news show
The BBC also came under fire last year when they failed to label Hamas as a terrorist group

Asteroid researchers make eye-opening discovery - 'We haven’t had anything like this in human history'
Some 66 million years ago, an asteroid wiped out all dinosaurs on earth

European human rights laws could push elite SAS regiment into extinction, warn top veteran
Former fighters in the unit have slammed 'successive governments' for turning their backs on the SAS

Palestine activists deface TEN buildings as offices vandalised with red paint
Ten UK offices of the German financial services firm Allianz have been targeted

Students struggle to read long books warns Oxford professor in bleak assessment of UK education
University students from state schools have not been exposed to as many lengthy novels, an Oxford professor has said

Tesco customer horrified after discovering pig's head dumped outside store
The unlucky shopper posted online to warn parents against bringing their children to the supermarket

Couple found dead with pet dog in suspected 'murder-suicide'
The elderly pair have been named locally as Steve and Christine Jefferies

'Major incident' declared after school bus carrying 70 people overturns in Northern Ireland
It has been described as a 'serious road traffic collision' by the Police Service of Northern Ireland

Former Met Police officer David Carrick charged with rape and indecent assault
He has been charged with five counts of indecent assault, two counts of rape and one count of sexual assault against two women

Benefits claimant boasts 'I've had a lot of luxuries' after using taxpayer cash for plastic surgery
The mum-of-eight from Birmingham has been dubbed the Welfare Queen

Tesco stores puts security tags on £3 Quality Street boxes amid wave of shoplifting offences
Other goods being wrapped in nets and fastened with tags include Celebrations, Guylian Seashells, Lindt, Ferrero Rocher and Toblerone

Church of England under fire over 'racial justice' job paying £66.6k per year
It is one of several similar positions rolled out by the CofE in recent years as part of diversity, equality and inclusion initiatives

Elon Musk accuses Britain of having 'misplaced priorities' after Huw Edwards spared jail
The disgraced newsreader was sentenced to six months suspended for two years after pleading guilty to three charges of making indecent images of children

Man charged with murder of the family of BBC racing commentator John Hunt
Carol Hunt, 61, Hannah Hunt, 28, and Louise Hunt, 25, were found fatally injured at their home in Bushey, Hertfordshire

Blind man felt 'like a piece of scum' after being refused ride by taxi driver due to guide dog
Stephen Anderson, 33, successfully prosecuted a driver who refused to give him a ride due to his dog Ava

British Museum director says he WON'T cave to woke mob with vow not to add politically correct labels to exhibits
Newly appointed Dr Nicholas Cullinan said he is rethinking the way collections will be displayed

Tesco store raided by thieves who smashed ceiling and climbed over tills to steal tobacco
A security guard was slammed online after they recorded the whole incident on their phone

'Gas explosion' rips through house in Manchester as emergency services rush to the scene
The windows have been torn open and the brick wall of the home appears damaged

Princess Kate setting new protocol around royal duties
The Princess of Wales revealed earlier this week that she has completed her chemotherapy treatment

Princess Kate eyeing two key public appearances in next phase of recovery
The Princess of Wales revealed earlier this week that she has completed her chemotherapy treatment

Pensioners’ revolt: Inside the fightback against Starmer's plan to axe Winter Fuel Payments - 'I 100% regret my decision'
GB News took to the streets of Bishop's Stortford in the newly turned Labour constituency of Hertford and Stortford to talk to pensioners following the Commons vote to scrap the Winter Fuel Payment

Spanish tourist hotspot slams British holidaymakers and erects signs telling them to 'put some clothes on'
The campaign, which features 17 billboards and numerous posters, focuses on the four behavioural shortcomings of visitors

Labour confirms biological sex ‘loophole’ in Equality Act will not be closed amid fears for women's safety
The Conservatives had promised to rewrite the legislation so that 'sex' in the act means 'biological sex'

Archaeology breakthrough: Ancient Egyptian treasures uncovered in barracks of warmongering pharaoh
The military site belonged to Ramses II, who ruled ancient Egypt between 1279–1213 BC

Prince Andrew breaks cover ahead of bombshell drama amid feud with King Charles
It is the first time the Duke of York has been spotted in public for several months

London forced to introduce new bus route 'to help Jews feel safe when they travel' as antisemitism surges
The mayor’s office said that it was launched following requests from Jewish organisations, who have campaigned for its existence for the past 16 years

'Road to ignorance!' University 'decolonises curriculum' by removing Anglo-Saxon module title
The University of Nottingham is the only university in the country to have a Viking Studies course

'Ruined our area!' Neighbours slam couple's four-bedroom 'dream' after legal battle
The cliffside property is to be built on land that the couple purchased 38 years ago

Man found 'slumped over table' at hospital cafe was dead for three hours before anyone noticed
Rigor mortis had already begun to set in as A&E; staff tried to resuscitate the 36-year-old man

‘Devastating!’ Mother, 32, dies after Notting Hill Carnival stabbing attack
Swedish national Mussie Imnetu has also died from his injuries following a separate incident

British tourist stuck in Tenerife given '50/50 chance to live' after deadly diagnosis
James Leishman first noticed something was amiss when he spotted a tender bruise on his elbow

Parking fine sparks fury from woman after being 'unfairly' penalised when glue melted permit
Lana Haverstock's in-date permit had become detached from the passenger seat window following a hot day

Girl, 5, dies, after car bursts into flames in horror crash
Four other people were rushed to hospital following the collision in Bristol

Neighbour speaks on ‘horrific’ fence feud that cost her life savings and ‘destroyed’ her life
The fence, which forced the couple to drive along to pavement to exit their drive, was erected with 'no warning at all'

Pilot and passenger make miracle escape after crash landing plane on busy road
A glider was forced to suddenly land on the A419 Stroud Road - which has since remained closed

Yvette Cooper considers plans to bolster hate crime laws despite fears over free speech
The move would be a reversal of changes to the laws brought in last year by the Tories

Parking war erupts as local resident gets his revenge on travellers who took over car park
Matthew Thorpe has trapped them in by blocking their exit with 30 4-ft high concrete bollards

Neighbour row costs pensioners their entire life savings after argument over fence
Graham and Katherine Bateson have poured £45,000 into lawyers’ fees to challenge the boundary

Disabled former athlete forced to 'crawl' off train after LNER hell on eve of Paralympics
Tanni Grey-Thompson waited over 15 minutes at King Cross Station for assistance to disembark the carriage

Dagenham fire: Developers were warned over dangerous cladding years ago
Two people were taken to hospital and over 100 were forced to evacuate their homes

Nigel Farage sounds the alarm over Elon Musk arrest as he issues free speech warning
Pavel Durov, the founder and CEO of the Telegram messaging app, has been arrested in France

Mike Lynch yacht probe considers crew responsibility as passengers scrambled for air pockets before sinking
Prosecutors were asked about the Bayesian crew’s responsibilities considering all but one survived and they confirmed that they were 'concentrating on this particular aspect'

Aldi shop turns into nightmare after pensioner's purse stolen and bank refused to help
Thieves withdrew £750 from an ATM just minutes before the elderly woman cancelled her card

World War Two wreck in Thames Estuary is 'ticking time bomb' amid concerns of 'tsunami risk'
The ship sank in 1944 with 1,400 tonnes of explosives still inside it

Police forced to eliminate XL Bully after man, 53, killed by his own pet
Officers shot the pet on the scene as they felt they had "no alternative" and needed to protect others from harm

Bodies of Mike Lynch and daughter Hannah recovered from sunken superyacht
The 184ft-yacht sunk in the early hours following a storm off the coast of Sicily

Eco-mad council forces households to use 10 different bins for rubbish and recycling
Cotswold District Council has one of the highest number of different rubbish categories in the UK

'Bully' neighbour from hell convicted of harassment after called widow 'f****ing fatso' in six year feud
Paul Griffith, described as 'short-fused', pulled apart flowers in her garden and reported her to the council

Archaeologists baffled by bizarre Roman ruins after ancient engineering went horribly wrong
The site was found during the final weeks of excavations for a National Highways improvement scheme in Cambridgeshire

Mike Lynch was holding 'celebration' after personal victory before tornado caused yacht to sink
The Bayesian, an 184ft-luxury yacht, was carrying 12 passengers as part of a planned celebration following Lynch’s recent acquittal

'Woke' training in Wales urges librarians to avoid holding meetings in 'racist' historic buildings
Advisers on the £130,000 project by the Welsh Government said staff should also be trained in 'anti-racist library practices'

Christian arrested for silent prayer outside abortion clinic wins THOUSANDS in compensation and apology from police
Isabel Vaughan-Spruce engaged in the act in both 2022 and 2023 outside of the BPAS Robert Clinic in Kings Norton, Birmingham

Silent prayer in 'safe zones' outside abortion clinics 'could be banned' under Home Office's latest plans
Updated draft guidance of a recently passed law has said that silent prayer should be allowed

'Stash the weapons in the mosque and we won't have to arrest anyone' police officer filmed telling counter protesters
Stoke-on-Trent witnessed violence over the past seven days

Manchester Airport suspect wanted to JOIN police says lawyer in extraordinary press conference as he sets out claims of racism tirade on flight
Aamer Anwar, the solicitor representing the family, said that has been a 'deliberate attempt to smear the family and portray an incomplete version of events'

Benefits fraudster who claimed £80k in money from DWP caught out after wedding photos spotted online
Charlene Brindley claimed those benefits on the basis that she was a lone parent, and she was required to notify authorities if her marital status changed

Asylum seekers 'scared to go out' after rioters set fire to migrant hotels
Around 500 anti-immigration protesters clashed with police outside Holiday Inn Express in Rotherham

Pippa Middleton a 'fitting choice for non-extensive Royal Family role'
She could be considered for the role of her sister's lady-in-waiting once Kate becomes Queen

Prince Harry's security boss takes swipe at 'uncooperative' Starmer over threat concerns
The Duke of Sussex had his Metropolitan Police bodyguards stripped from him when he stepped down as a working royal in 2020

Australian PM abandons push for nation to become a republic just months before King Charles's royal tour
Buckingham Palace confirmed last week that the King and the Queen would be travelling to Australia and Samoa in October for a 10-day tour

Meghan Markle hailed as 'a supportive and loving friend' after taking private jet to New York
The Duchess' trip to the Big Apple comes as she is gearing up to launch her lifestyle brand, American Riviera Orchard

King Charles issues statement following Southport attack that saw two children killed and nine others injured
A 17-year-old boy from Banks in Lancashire remains in police custody following the stabbings

Man arrested for attempted murder after dog walker found seriously injured on remote country path
Anita Rose had taken her springer spaniel dog named Bruce for a walk at around 5.00am on Wednesday

EasyJet flight to London forced to make emergency landing after 'red code' alert triggered
The aircraft, which was carrying 161 passengers, hit a bird shortly after take-off

Council to melt down thousands of 'love locks' in health and safety madness
The bridge in the Peak District has since become well-known for its collection of colourful and personal padlocks

Jet2 passengers left 'traumatised' after fellow travellers were 'shouting, swearing and throwing things'
One member of cabin crew called the flight a 'fun bus' and continued to serve alcohol

Bodybuilder who sued NHS over claims surgery left him incapacitated jailed after being caught playing rugby
Sean Murphy, 39, sued the Wye Valley NHS Trust for £580,000 in compensation

BBC licence fee in DECLINE with another drop in households paying - as broadcaster says it's £1 BILLION worse off a year
The licence fee rose by £10.50 to £169.50 in April, in a move that was widely criticised

EU rules claimed to be at fault after world's biggest IT outage
The faulty CrowdStrike update resulted in 8.5 million computers crashing, causing widespread travel, business and healthcare chaos

Neighbours from hell 'ban' 230-year-old cricket club from hitting sixes after they damaged property
If players at Southwick and Shoreham Cricket Club hit a six, then it will not count for any runs, and if they do it again, then they will be out

British expat pensioner in his 90s robbed of €50,000 by carer who was meant to look after him
Alarm bells began ringing for the 91-year-old when he received notifications informing him he had not paid his bills

BBC licence fee: Cancer patient prosecuted for missing payment while in hospital for surgery
The man was undergoing treatment at Royal Shrewsbury Hospital when his direct debit for the Simple Payment Plan failed

Tui passengers left devastated as plane forced to turn back on way to Greece because airport was closed
Holidaymakers heading to the party island of Zante had already been delayed by five hours before they even got in the air

Ulez charge mocked by YouTuber in hilarious stunt across London
Johnny Rickard embarked on an eight-mile journey from Greenwich to Green Park in a battery-powered £700 Porsche

Gang of rioters overturn police car in Leeds as chaos breaks out on street following disturbance involving social services and children
Rioters also smashed up the vehicle with scooters, prams, and bikes

Michael Mosley 'promotes health schemes online' after sick scammers create deep fakes
A recent study suggested that half of all people shown deep fakes on scientific subjects cannot tell them apart from real videos

Neighbour secretly wires his home's electricity to house next door leaving couple with £4k bill
The couple forced their teenage daughter to get a job so she could help pay towards the eye-watering bill

Five Just Stop Oil protesters jailed after blocking M25 and causing CHAOS for four days
The group were found guilty last week of conspiracy to cause a public nuisance for coordinating direct action

Keir Starmer issues statement following attack on Donald Trump
The newly elected PM was one of the first to issue a statement

Victims of Bushey triple murder named as family of BBC horse racing commentator John Hunt
His wife Carol, and two of his daughters were found seriously injured at the scene but died despite the efforts of paramedics

Tesco shoplifter instantly gets his comeuppance after broad daylight theft
Two thieves jumped behind the tills to steal alcohol and tobacco, and whilst one got off without a hitch, the other was not so lucky

British tourist raped on holiday in Cyprus after night out in party hotspot
An 18-year-old woman met her alleged attacker whilst out partying with friends in Ayia Napa

Jay Slater's family joined in search by Essex politician who has climbed Mount Kilimanjaro
Shane Yerrel, mayor of Waltham Abbey in Essex, flew out to Tenerife last week to join in with the search efforts

Waitrose shopper admits stealing almost £300 of champagne in string of thefts
Martyn Dawson also stole approximately £600 worth of items from other stores around Norfolk

Jay Slater's dad warns it would take 'an army 10 years' to scour area teenager went missing in as he demands Interpol and British police to step in
The official search led by local police, which involved teams scouring a 2,000ft-deep ravine, was called off on June 30

Rwanda government reacts to Starmer's decision to axe deportation flights as smugglers boast of how easy it is to cross
The new Prime Minister has scrapped the scheme in favour of a new Border Security Command (BSC)

JK Rowling-inspired play criticising author's trans views forced to move venue after backlash
Daniel Radcliffe, Rupert Grint, and Emma Watson - the three leads of the franchise - have all publicly slammed Rowling’s opinions on gender in real life

Madeleine McCann suspect could be freed in just WEEKS with court case on the brink
The trial could crumble after prosecutors filed a motion to remove three 'biased' judges off the case

Furious protesters booed out of Nigel Farage rally after heckling Reform UK leader just SECONDS into speech
Farage, 60, is the newly elected MP for Clacton

Keir Starmer wife: Meet Victoria Starmer - Britain's new First Lady
The pair married 17 years ago and live in Kentish Town with their two children

BBC viewers switch off General Election coverage as they slam 'endless wittering' from cushy London office
Many complained that there was minimal reporting from the counts

Jay Slater could be surviving on 'rainwater and plants' claims private investigator
The search for the 19-year-old was called off over the weekend

Young British tourist collapses on street in Magaluf before being rushed to hospital
Just 24 hours before, an Irish father-of-four died just metres away on the same popular clubbing strip

David Beckham appears in Royal Box amid bitter feud with Prince Harry and Meghan Markle
The relationship between the two A-lister couples has soured over the last few years

'Neighbour from hell' caused disastrous 'dust ingress' in woman's flat and made her home 'uninhabitable' after building extension
The couple denied the claims and said that the allegations are 'frankly absurd'

Met Police officer charged after 'stealing money' from man who died after collapsing
PC Craig Carter is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates Court on Friday

Jay Slater: Internet sleuths scramble to Tenerife to join search for missing teen in echo of Nicola Bulley case
The body of the missing mum was pulled from the river in February 2023, after a 23-day search for her

Jay Slater's mum issues update on missing teenager
She posted the update on a £35,000 fundraising page set up to find the 19-year-old

Majorca locals moan they're being 'colonised' by tourists...but Britons hit back
In May, 15,000 anti-tourism demonstrators marched through the streets of Palma

Aristocrat Constance Marten and Mark Gordon found guilty on two counts but will be retried over death of baby
The jury failed to reach a verdict on the charge of manslaughter by gross negligence

'Good Samaritan' neighbour who illegally chopped down protected tree on her driveway avoids fine after claiming she did it for benefit of the street
Kelly Palmer said that the Ash blocked drains and regularly bashed against her home, frequently scaring her young daughter

Sainsbury's manager off sick for 16 weeks felt 'humiliated' after being excluded from message thanking staff
David Cooper had been working at the supermarket chain since he was a schoolboy

China space probe returns to Earth with first EVER samples from the Moon's unexplored far side
Samples from the Chang’e-6 could answer crucial question on how planets are formed

Spanish police looking for Jay Slater announce they have found ANOTHER missing Briton during their search
The currently unnamed Briton was found in Rural de Teno Park, the last known location of the missing 19-year-old

Jay Slater's dad says police theory 'doesn't make sense' and admits thinking: 'Has somebody got him?'
The search and rescue operation run by Spanish police has entered its eighth day

Police warn 'fully-loaded' Fire TV Stick owners who stream Sky TV for free 'we are homing in'
Action from law enforcement "sends out a strong message"

Jay Slater: New phone footage emerges showing missing teen 'looking worse for wear'
In the video, the 19-year-old appears to fall to the floor, with concerned party-goers looking on

Universal credit fraudster jailed for stealing £50million boasts prison was like a 'holiday'
Tsvetka Todorova said she got her done and received manicures whilst staying at HMP Bronzefield

Jay Slater search location narrowed as rescuer involved in investigation admits he's baffled by 'strange' disappearance
The search and rescue operation run by Spanish police has entered its seventh day

Jay Slater update provided by mum after fresh sighting in search for missing teenager
The search and rescue operation run by Spanish police has entered its sixth day

Prince William spotted dancing during adorable night out with George and Charlotte
The future King did his best dad dance moves as he celebrated his 42nd birthday last night

Prince George and Princess Charlotte have huge grins on their faces in very special selfie with iconic celeb
The family posed for a photo with pop icon Taylor Swift, who is currently in London for her concert tour

Army soldiers to sue MoD after being exposed to 'toxic paint' on British tanks
Vehicles in the Royal Tank Regiment used paint containing chromium (VI), a substance that can increase an individual's chance of developing cancer

Jay Slater's mum sent horror Snapchat message saying 'kiss your son goodbye' amid kidnapping fears
The teenager phoned a friend before he vanished saying that his phone was about to die, he was thirsty, and he had no idea where he was

Jay Slater posted final picture at house of 'two English lads' an hour before disappearance on Tenerife
The 19-year-old phoned a friend before he vanished saying that his phone was about to die, he was thirsty, and he had no idea where he was

Jay Slater's disappearance in Tenerife hijacked by sick fundraising scam
The 19-year-old flew from Lancashire to the Canary Islands for a music festival last week

Labour council hits flat owners with £23k bill each for new lifts after delaying work
Residents at Normanton House have been given an ultimatum by the Labour local authority

Police update on man who 'nibbled' child's ear at World Snooker Championship in creepy footage
The clip went viral, receiving over 12 million views within the first 24 hours

Neighbour of machete killer boy, 12, calls him 'twisted in the head' as he reveals he had barbed wire installed
He also erected a sign warning of 24-hour CCTV at the property in order to stop the boy from causing any trouble

Anne Sacoolas sorry for 'tragic mistake' which killed Harry Dunn
The US Government employee, who has not been present at the inquest, insisted she was a "safe driver"

'It is what it is': Chilling messages 12-year-old murderers sent each other after brutal machete attack on Shawn Seesahai
The two boys were both found guilty of murder at Nottingham Crown Court yesterday

King Charles's cousin to appear on US version of TV show that gripped Britain
The royal will appear on The Traitors US season three, where a prize of $250,000 (£195,785) is up for grabs

Royal cancer announcement motivated Susanna Reid to get health check
Three royals have been diagnosed with cancer in the last 12 months

English Heritage discover hilarious 200 year-old graffiti mocking Napoleon on castle door
The door features 50 different pieces of graffiti made by English soldiers from the 1790s to the 1850s

Giant hogweed: Pensioner still in pain 50 years after exposure to 'Britain's most dangerous plant' as old wound breaks into gruesome sore
Giant hogweed sap stops the skin from protecting itself against the sun, leading to gruesome burns when exposed to daylight

Giant rat invasion as vermin infiltrate houses via water pipes and crawling out of toilets
Fast moving water pushes the vermin out of the burrows and forces them to search for new homes

Greta Thunberg arrested AGAIN as eco-activist stages protest in Sweden
The climate change campaigner was dragged away by police officers during a protest at KTH Royal Institute of Technology in Stockholm

Neighbour uses sledgehammer to attack woman next door's home after row over garden fence
A pensioner wielded the tool over his head and then towards his neighbour in a 'threatening motion'

Britain wouldn't be able to fight Russia as army is 'too small', says EU general
The Government is underway with plans to reduce the army to 73,000 by next year

Anti-knife charity spends more than £3m on salaries and commission in a year after 'raking it in' from unsuspecting public's generosity
Inside Success Union CIC recruits youngsters to sell magazines to people on the street, mainly targeting busy train stations and busy high streets

More than 80 people still 'seriously ill' two months after visiting petting farm where they caught parasite infection
Many have contracted cryptosporidium, a microscopic parasite which can cause gastrointestinal illness in both humans and animals

Pub that created 'Osama Bin Lager' has new controversial beer mocking 'orange' Trump
The brewery in Lincolnshire also brews Kim Jong Ale and Putin Porter

Nicola Sturgeon police probe could detonate 'political grenade' and 'change narrative' of General Election
Angus MacNeil, who was expelled from the SNP last year, said he was worried for his former colleagues' campaigns

Man dies after collapsing during Great Manchester Run
The 40-year-old was one of around 30,000 people taking part in the half marathon event

Feminists concerned about women-only spaces are not bigots and have been mistreated, says Wes Streeting
The Shadow Health Secretary said he began to self-reflect on these issues after he saw the attacks on JK Rowling and Rosie Duffield

'God's influencer': Pope Francis approves bid to make London teenager who died of cancer a millennial saint
The boy's mother said that people from across the world have told her about medical phenomenons taking place after praying to her son

'Pumped up' Rishi Sunak says 'damn right' he'll win 2024 General Election - 'I am up for a fight!’
The Prime Minister is currently on a tour of the UK since announcing the July 4 vote

Muslim father-of-four died after friends 'forced' him to drink two bottles of brandy in 30 minutes as forfeit for losing card game
Umar Aziz allegedly had to drink the alcohol as a 'Jurmana' - the Urdu word for penalty

British climber missing in 'death zone' after ice fall on Everest with rescue missions underway
The adventurer and his guide were last heard from at 4.44am on Tuesday

Tesco issues apology after customer claims she was left 'humiliated' by security guards
She said staff at the supermarket offered her some bananas as a 'goodwill gesture'

Universal Credit benefits cheat was deliberately 'dishonest' because he thought it would be 'nice to have some money'
Brian Thomas Mingins claimed over £10,000 in benefits which took him 'way over the threshold'

Asian hornet invasion strikes amid warning 'invasive' species could have devastating impact - 'Struggling to keep them at bay!'
Over 50 sightings of the stinging insect were recorded last year

Brexit betrayal: David Cameron set to sell Gibraltar out in EU 'capitulation'
The Foreign Secretary is set to discuss the territory's trade agreement in Brussels tomorrow

Neighbour row over delivery driver gets out of hand as retired nurse threatens to kill woman next door
A 74-year-old accused her 72-year-old neighbour of joining forces with a courier to steal from her

Chinese ambassador given dressing down by David Cameron after 'allowing espionage'
Lord Cameron summoned Zheng Zeguang, the Chinese Ambassador, to the Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office (FCDO) earlier today

'Brown flag dirtiest beach in UK' sees visitors fined £100 by 'Big Brother'
Porthluney Beach in Cornwall is being offered a complimentary flag displaying a poo emoji to place on its shores

EasyJet pilot forced to abort take-off after 30 drunken yobs disrupt flight
A large group of young men refused to sit down during take-off

EasyJet pilots reject pay rise as summer travel CHAOS looms closer
Aviators at the airline have just rejected a deal which would have seen their wages lifted to around £200,000 a year

Labour plotting 'concerning' pension move - 'Worrying for savers'
The lifetime allowance on pension contributions was scrapped last year by Jeremy Hunt

Homeowners left queuing for 3 hours as 30,000 properties without water following mains burst in East Sussex
Locals have been stuck in gridlock traffic for hours in an attempt to get bottled water from stations

Madeleine McCann's parents fail to attend vigil on 17th anniversary of her disappearance
A young woman claiming to be Madeleine instead bizarrely showed up at the service

Madeleine McCann's parents share heartbreaking message on 17th anniversary of disappearance
Kate and Gerry McCann said their daughter's 'absence still aches'

Hainault stabbing: Hero dad 'shielded wife and daughter, 4, from sword-wielding killer' as he 'burst into their bedroom while they slept'
Henry De Los Rios Polania, 35, is currently recovering in hospital after he sustained a deep wound to his hand during the attack on Tuesday morning

Key worker roles in London abandoned by Gen Z as rent prices soar 'What would London be without all of these people?'
A recent report revealed that neither a bus driver nor a care worker would be able to afford rent in any of the capital's boroughs

Gibraltar could be forced to bow down to EU rules under new Brexit deal, UK ministers admit
The Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron is leading the negotiations to agree on common travel between Gibraltar and the Schengen zone

Madeleine McCann investigation set to receive fresh cash injection on eve of 17th anniversary
The toddler disappeared from a holiday apartment in Portugal on May 3, 2007

Humza Yousaf says he won't resign and that he will win no confidence vote despite coalition collapse
It comes after the Greens said they would give Yousaf a vote of no confidence next week

Toddler left screaming in pain and has skin removed after 'Britain’s most dangerous plant' covers him in blisters
His mother is urging parents to be vigilant against the dreaded giant hogweed

Majority of asylum seekers in Ireland are POURING in from the UK
The UK and Ireland share a Common Travel Area, which began before both countries joined the EU

Teenage boy arrested 'following threats involving a firearm' in same town where two teachers and a student were stabbed
A warrant was executed at an address in Ammanford, Carmarthenshire last night

Hero teacher 'wrestled the knife' out of girl's hands in Wales school stabbing with special needs educator and head of year 'lucky to be alive'
Three people were injured at Amman Valley School in Carmarthenshire yesterday morning

BBC 'sweeps report under carpet' after Huw Edwards resignation sparking disappointment at the lack of openness
The former presenter resigned from the corporation on Monday on 'medical advice'

Migrants were CRUSHED to death and some drowned while trying to cross Channel into Britain
The vessel was packed with 112 people, instead of a recommended 20

Two men airlifted to hospital with serious injuries after plane crash near Glasgow airport
Officers said the small aircraft crashed in a field near the airport at around 4.10pm yesterday afternoon
Primary school evacuated after car PLOUGHS into it leaving behind huge gaping hole
The car crashed into the side of Beacon Church of England Primary School at around 8.30am this morning

Rishi Sunak press conference: Prime Minister to address the nation from No10 after admitting 'patience has worn thin'
The Prime Minister will discuss the long delayed Rwanda plan

Madeleine McCann suspect Christian Brueckner 'bragged about breaking into apartments' where British girl went missing
Brueckner's ex girlfriend said that the 47-year-old would wear a disguise consisting of a pair of tights on his head, coupled with some goggles over the top

Asylum seeker rapes 15-year-old girl after his deportation flight was blocked by cabin crew
Oxford Crown Court heard that there was an extreme level of 'dangerousness' during the sex attack committed by Anicet Mayela

BAE munitions factory hit by explosion with urgent protocols enacted
No injuries have been reported at a site belonging to Britain's largest defence firm

Parents must be banned from smacking children say doctors
A report called the current laws in England and Northern Ireland 'unjust and dangerously vague'

Neighbour puts house on sale after bitter row over boundary with home next door becomes out of control
The Flachs are suing their neighbour Celia Tan after she ripped out their guttering claiming that it overhung the border between their homes

Revealed: Why you should always pay in CASH if you want to build wealth
A study found that people experience 20 per cent more psychological pain when they pay with notes and coins

Labour MP and journalist targeted in similar WhatsApp honeytrap four years ago
Both men were contacted by a user named 'Adrian' who sent them flirtatious and sexual messages

Ceding any of Gibraltar's sovereignty would set a precedent that Argentina could follow with the Falklands, historian warns
A row over the ownership of Gibraltar's airport could see the British Overseas Territory drawn closer into the EU

Neighbours stuck struggling to sell homes after house next door demolished in planning row
Harminder Singh Reehal bulldozed his house before gaining planning permission

Lidl pro-Palestine protesters brought customers to tears and verbally abused staff
An employee on shift told GB News that the group had promised a 'peaceful protest' and would not enter the store

Lawless Britain: Shopping centre cleaners given STAB-PROOF VESTS after surge in violence
The decision comes amid a 50 per cent rise in violent incidents against staff in the UK last year

British backpacker found dead in drain on Thailand's Death Island
The traveller was participating in a pub crawl when he disappeared

Tesco cash-machine raiders finally unmasked after year-long crime spree
The gang used angle grinders to break into the ATMS, stealing thousands of pounds

Lidl targeted by Palestine protest as shelves stripped of Israel-linked products
Demonstrators holding signs reading 'Don't buy into genocide' have entered the store

Four-day work weeks could widen 'existing inequalities' based on race and gender, report suggests
A report from the Welsh government suggested that reduced hours could discriminate against workers who operate 24 hours a day, seven days a week

XL bully dog seized by police after elderly man injured during attack
The 87-year-old was trying to break up two dogs who were fighting each other

Sussex holiday park: 180 evacuated after 'severe flooding' with one person rushed to hospital
The River Arun burst its banks in the early hours of this morning

Grandmother living in home covered in mould told by local council to 'stop calling'
Joanne Smith has had issues with the property in Gateshead ever since she moved there in December

Woke ex-civil servants brand Foreign Office 'elitist' and say there's too many 'colonial era pictures on the wall'
The ex-employees said that the Foreign Office is 'anchored in the past' and that it needs to 'modernise' its working environment

Tesco thief brazenly steals £80 worth of meat from store in middle of the afternoon
CCTV images of a woman exiting the Hampshire store have been released by New Milton police, who said they would like to speak to her as part of the investigation

World's oldest man is now a Briton - and he claims weekly fish and chips is the key to his long life
John Tinniswood, 111, gained the title after Juan Vicente Pérez Mora of Venezuela, the previous record-holder, died aged 114

Lib Dems introduce 'red card' system for snowflake councillors who become distressed during debates
After raising the card, they can go to another room where they will be offered water and advice on 'grounding techniques'

Restaurant goers boycott London chain after it bans tipping by card in favour of 'brand charge'
The move comes just months before the introduction of new law which will make it compulsory to give staff tips

Palestine activist with Hitler placards in car RELEASED by police after just 10 minutes ... before he then REJOINED protest
The signs have the caption 'the irony of becoming what you once hated'

Andrew Tate caught speeding at 100mph in £300k Aston Martin while on bail for rape and human trafficking charges
Last month, Tate and his brother Tristan were arrested in Romania on new sex assault allegations

Vladimir Putin has Britain in his crosshairs as expert warns UK army has 'never been so weak'
A former British Lieutenant-Colonel said the UK is extremely vulnerable currently

Family of British aid worker killed in Gaza claims Israeli strike was 'inhumane act'
John Chapman was killed whilst volunteering for World Central Kitchen (WCK), a charity providing meals to Palestinians in need

Suspected paedophile, 80, arrested at Heathrow after three decades on the run abroad
Richard Burrows fled the UK in 1997 after failing to turn up to his trial at Chester Crown Court

Ex-Royal Marine among three Britons killed in 'targeted Israeli airstrike' in Gaza as victims named
The three were killed during an Israeli air strike on a Gaza aid convoy

Christian social worker sues NHS-backed care firm after being denied job for his 'traditional views' on sexuality
Felix Ngole had once won a landmark legal case over his right to freedom of speech

'London no-go zone for Jews' as extremist groups have gone 'unchallenged for too long' claims counter-extremism tsar
Robin Simcox, the Home Office’s independent adviser on extremism, slammed the marches for becoming 'normalised'

Brianna Ghey's killer to APPEAL sentence after 'frenzied and ferocious' attack
Eddie Ratcliffe was sentenced for a minimum of 20 years for murder

E-scooter accident leaves mother-of-14 dead as devastated family launch appeal
Angeline Bryan, 47, suffered a fatal head injury after falling from her privately owned e-scooter

Muslim preacher reported to police after comparing October 7 attacks to Jews breaking out of concentration camps
West Yorkshire police were handed a dossier filled with remarks Ladak has made since the Hamas attack

Pensioners pressured by 'nasty letters' to buy BBC TV Licence: 'They're putting fear into people!'
Since 2020, only over-75s who receive pension credit are eligible for a free TV Licence

Nearly a third of British scientists now believe biological sex is 'non-binary'
A Censuswide poll surveyed almost 200 scientists at British universities, with half being educated to a PhD level or higher

Climate campaigner rips into fellow activist Bill Gates - 'He's not a genius'
Dale Vince slammed the Microsoft founder for his attempts to tackle the climate crisis

Fury as train fares hiked from TODAY despite worst service in a decade
Public transport campaigners have argued that passengers are being 'punished'

Four people taken to hospital and 40 others injured in massive 24-car crash
None of the injuries sustained are life-threatening, Sussex Police have said

RAF sparks fury as it retires 30 'quick reaction alert' Typhoon jets: 'Like scrapping Spitfires before the Battle of Britain!'
The decision comes after MPs demanded a rethink on retiring them due to concerns regarding the conflict with Russia

HMS Prince of Wales will NOT be sold to raise cash for defence spending, says Navy
Rumours had been circulating that the vessel was to be sold after it was revealed that the Budget will not include a rise in defence spending

Illegal migrants can claim UK asylum 'for as little as £2,600' FOI request reveals
GB News can reveal the costs of Clapham chemical attack suspect Abdul Ezedi’s asylum fees

Parish council chairman banned from local shops after criticising second homeowners
Dennis Clark said there was a 'genuine hatred' towards outsiders who purchased holiday properties in Burnham Market, Norfolk

Fears of UK blackout as French-built nuclear power stations facing delays
Research predicts that by 2028, the UK will have an energy shortfall equivalent to seven million homes

UK terror threat level 'increased due to Hamas attack on Israel'
The government’s independent reviewer of terrorism's biggest worry is the threats being made against MPs, which he considers a 'risk to our democracy'

Car boot sale cancelled after 50 years... because neighbours moaned about parking chaos
Disgruntled residents also said the event was causing damage to the field, resulting in people being unable to use the site to play football or rugby

Plymouth homeowners given just one hour to evacuate after UNEXPLODED BOMB discovered
The explosive device from the Second World War will be disposed of at sea at 2.00pm

Madeleine McCann suspect's former workplace to be DEMOLISHED over fears it's become a sick shrine
Christian Brueckner is currently on trial for a series of sex offences unrelated to the missing Briton

'From the River to the Sea' projection on Big Ben sparks fury as MPs blast 'genocidal call'
The Metropolitan Police assessed the incident and decided it did not constitute an offence

Putin punishes Britain as he rips up treaty that could have huge impact on UK chippys
Russia also added that Britons should 'lose weight and get smarter'

EuroMillions lottery winners thought they had won just £2.60
The pair were celebrating their 30th wedding anniversary in Fuerteventura when they discovered the news

Tesco store targeted by eco-warriors who steal food to hand out to public for free
The pair of activists, who took food from a store in Glasgow, wore lanyards that read: 'Tesco: Very Little help'

Tucker Carlson blasts Boris Johnson in row over interview: 'He's sleazier and lower than Putin!'
The former Prime Minister initially agreed to do a sit-down chat if $1million was donated to Ukrainian charities

British pensioner ‘TERRIFIED’ of being deported from Australia as she makes heartbreaking new plea: ‘I don’t know a soul in the UK’
Mary Ellis declared 'I’m an Aussie' in an appearance on Australian TV

Now Aldi goes woke! Supermarket issued 'gender transition guides' to staff as John Lewis faces mass boycott
The guides, published in 2022, advise managers on how to deal with transitioning staff and share tips with co-workers on how to help their colleagues easily return to work

Residents more fearful of local road than ‘arctic conditions’ after potholes burst three tyres in just THREE days
Shropshire Council has pledged to launch an investigation

One person charged with assisting unlawful entry after migrants found in back of lorry rushed to hospital
Sussex Police have reported no deaths

Twelve people arrested as 'hundreds of thousands' march in pro-Palestine rally to Israeli embassy
Over 200,000 had signed up to the demonstration, a spokesperson for the Palestine Solidarity Campaign said

UK's largest accommodation site for asylum seekers at risk of arson and violence, Home Office warned
David Neal, the Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration, has said that boredom among refugees will lead to harm

Disabled man forced to pay back £50k he had saved for Florida holiday from council payments to fund his care
Nathan Lee Davies, who suffers from a condition which affects his coordination, receives £11,000 from Wrexham Borough Council to pay for his round-the-clock care

Edinburgh Castle considering woke rebrand of cafe after nationalists left seething
The Redcoat Café, was slammed by numerous SNP MPs who said the name celebrated the 'suffering and hardship' of Scots

Britons despair with 'nationwide' shortage of black tea due to Houthi attacks in Red Sea
Sainsbury's has placed a sign up in a store warning of the disruption

Fly-tippers caught red-handed by 'quick-thinking' locals who 'trapped' them
Angry passers-by noticed the offenders and took matters into their own hands

'Woke culture has infiltrated' British Army with resources 'squandered to promote a political agenda', says Grant Shapps
The Defence Secretary has ordered a major review of diversity and inclusion policies in the armed forces

Depraved thief jailed for 14 months for snatching DUMMIES from babies’ mouths before 'sucking on them'
Josh Guilder sucked on the dummies to 'soothe himself'

Asylum seeker who 'worked for MI6' but was 'Russian spy' was 'stripped of UK citizenship' and returned to UK on Afghan evacuation flight
He was allowed onto one of the last flights departing Kabul and heading to Britain, during the Taliban takeover of Afghanistan

Ulez fury: Italian police 'illegally accessed' EU drivers' data and shared it with company collecting fines
A Belgium MP has called it 'the biggest data and privacy breach in EU history'

Airline branded 'cruel' after weighing passengers with carry-on luggage
The budget carrier said the new measure would allow staff to better estimate the overall weight of the plane before take-off

Unmuzzled XL Bully 'launched itself' against mother and two young children in horror attack
The two children were left with bitemarks after the incident in Battersea Park, London

London chemical attacker was 'very angry' and vowed revenge on robbers who killed his sister after sending her 'all the money he earned'
His sister was reportedly killed a few years ago in Afghanistan

Pro-Palestine professor who said 'Zionism has always been racist' and one of the 'five pillars of Islamophobia' wins landmark case against dismissal
An employment tribunal has found that anti-Zionist beliefs count as a protected characteristic under the 2010 Equality Act

London chemical attacker 'could be DEAD' as police probe possibility
Abdul Ezedi was last spotted on Wednesday evening crossing Southwark Bridge

Britain 'will have enough weapons' for World War III insists top minister as spending reaches £50bn
Gillian Keegan has spoken out against a recent report by MPs who said the UK is not strong enough to enter a prolonged war

Royal Navy vessel pulled out of lead role in 'largest Nato exercise since Cold War' due to 'rusty' shaft
The HMS Queen Elizabeth will now be replaced by the HMS Prince of Wales

London corrosive substance attack: Mum screams ‘my eyes’ following horror attack which left nine injured
Police have begun a manhunt for the man responsible

Met Police admits 'we got it wrong' after PCSO wrongly told gospel busker to 'stop singing'
The force said the volunteer officer should not have stopped the singer from performing

Nicola Sturgeon breaks down in tears as she ‘wishes she had not been First Minister during pandemic'
The former first minister said it was for "others to judge" whether she had been good at her role

Britain tipped to send £4bn aircraft carrier to Red Sea amid surge in Middle East tensions
The vessel could replace the USS Dwight D Eisenhower, an American carrier that has been deployed to protect ships in the region

Britain urged to axe aid amid row with Mauritius over threat to JAIL anyone calling Chagos Islands 'British'
The islands have belonged to the UK since 1810, after capturing the islands from the French

Police launch investigation into constable who wrongly told gospel singer 'not to sing outside of church grounds'
Officers are reviewing footage of the incident which involved gospel singer Harmonie London and volunteer officer Maya Hadzhipetkova

Man shot dead by Met Police after officers threatened with weapons including a crossbow
The man was armed with a crossbow and was threatening to harm residents

Eco-boasting councils found to burn through 'highest amounts of gas and electricity'
Southwark Council burnt through four times more gas than the average London council and twice as much electricity

BBC Radio 2 staff told to stop liking tweets that criticise station's content
Bosses said that DJs found it 'challenging' to see negative comments being endorsed by fellow colleagues

Trans paedophile blames wife for blackmail messages to young girl urging her to send explicit pictures
Abigail Waller was sentenced to three and a half years in jail for messaging teenage girls on Facebook

Tesco: Woman gives birth in Superstore after popping in to buy cat food and painkillers
A first-aid trained staff member was able to deliver her baby in 30 minutes

Post Office scandal investigator STILL claims sub-postmaster was guilty
Raymond Grant told the inquiry that he believes a Scottish sub-postmaster should not have had his conviction quashed

Ulez fines 'wrongly sent to hundreds of thousands of EU citizens' - immediate investigation demanded
TfL has been accused of a huge data breach over Ulez fines

Asteroid bursts into FIREBALL while on 'imminent collision course with Earth'
It is only the eighth time an asteroid has been spotted before it has hit Earth

Britons would have to be 'dragged kicking and screaming to fight in war', says Army vet
The ex-Royal Marine said a lack of patriotism in the country would result in a limited number of people voluntariiy signing up

House with 25ft SHARK sticking out of its roof no longer allowed to be rented due to technicality
The iconic house has been kicked off Airbnb for breaching planning rules

Muzzled XL Bully 'thrown to its death' from top of bridge two WEEKS after ban
An investigation by the RSPCA has been launched

Rhino pregnancy achieved through world-first IVF treatment could provide breakthrough to save endangered species
Only two northern white rhinos remain in the world

Ryanair passengers 'vomit and pass out' on flight struck by storm chaos
Parents of a sick child onboard the flight said they would 'never fly with Ryanair again'

British grandfather faces notorious Dubai prison for asking neighbours to lower music during party
Ian MacKeller is now stranded in the UAE after visiting his family over the festive period

Rochdale grooming gang ringleader STILL lives in Britain despite deportation order
Qari Abdul Rauf was first told he would be deported in 2015

Ryanair in emergency landing after mass brawl breaks out onboard flight from UK to Canary Islands
Local sources have claimed that seven people were involved in the fight

Oldest ever black hole discovered and scientists think it may be eating up a galaxy unusually rapid pace
The black hole is a few million times larger than our own sun

UK councils found to owe almost £100 billion in debt in 'staggering' borrowing row
The growing debt totals to around £1,400 per person

Nasa's moon lander now rapidly plunging towards Earth after mission failure
The spacecraft was scheduled to land on the moon on February 23

Climate scientists HIT BACK against alarmist messaging: 'Don't exaggerate it!'
Many believe that the world is on course for environmental destruction

Justin Welby facing demands he quit after claims he backed disgraced Post Office boss
Paula Vennells was shortlisted to be the Bishop of London in 2017

Just Stop Oil protesters now say they want Free Palestine as they link up with Gaza activists
The eco-activists joined in the action by wielding placards and holding banners over the weekend

Neighbours disgusted by 'ugly' two-metre fence built around property next door
Disgruntled residents said the wooden fence was out of character with the neighbourhood

Palestine activists plot to 'shut down' London Stock Exchange TOMORROW in latest bid to wreak havoc
The protest is set to be one of the group’s most disruptive yet

Evri driver suspended after delivery truck gets stuck on one of Britain’s steepest streets
The vehicle became wedged against the tarmac between two streets in Bristol

Paula Vennells ‘nearly became Bishop of London’ despite emergence of wrongful Post Office prosecutions
The former Post Office boss was ordained as a priest in 2006

Migrant cannabis farmer spared deportation from UK after claiming he forgot how to speak native language
Clirim Kujaj's lawyers argued that he would not be able to reintegrate back into Serbian society

Just Stop Oil brag about negotiations with Met Police over chaos-inflicting protests
The eco-zealots announced that they met with officers today

Lib Dem candidate slammed after calling fishing village ‘most inbred in Britain’
She has since publicly apologised for her comments

Joe Biden speech hijacked by Palestine protesters as President heckled by activists
Demonstrators called for a ceasefire in Gaza

Jet2 passengers left horrified after man found dead in plane toilet during flight from Tenerife to UK
Jet2 passengers on a flight from Tenerife to the UK were left horrified after finding a man dead in the aircraft's toilet.During the journey to the UK on January 2, passengers noticed that the door to the cubicle had been locked for a long time.

Rishi Sunak loses ANOTHER Tory MP as ex-minister rages at PM's climate plans
Chris Skidmore announced that he will stand down as an MP

Post Office scandal petition hits 100k as furious Britons demand Paula Vennells be stripped of CBE
The scandal led to hundreds of workers’ lives being ruined

Primary school kids could be slapped with £500 ‘Asbo’ fines for ‘feeding neighbour's cat’
The minimum age for receiving a Community Protection Notice has been lowered from 16 to 10

Aldi customers caught on camera stealing four bottles of 'knock-off Bailey's' in brazen shoplifting spree
The pair also stole nine pairs of hair straighteners from B&M;

King Charles and Camilla lead Royal Family as they head to Christmas church service at Sandringham
Sandringham estate will once again host the traditional royal festivities

BBC licence fee row erupts as same number of Britons pay as they did 20 years ago despite population surge
The BBC will increase its license fee in April

Neighbours take matters into their own hands after a 'hazardous' fence was built on their property
Their method of payback cost them £400

Police launch major river search after woman, 64, disappeared on Monday
Officers are "concerned" over Clare Marshall's location

Brianna Ghey: Boy and girl, both 16, found guilty of murder of trans teenager
The teenagers were found unanimously guilty by a jury at Manchester crown court today

Pope Francis approves blessings for same-sex couples in landmark church ruling
The change is a significant advance for LGBT people in the Roman Catholic Church

Europe on alert: Hamas-linked Christmas terror plot foiled across continent as Britain remains vigilant
German authorities have made four terror-related arrests, while Denmark also detained a number of suspects

Circus performer in hospital after huge plunge in front of horrified children
The acrobat fell whilst riding the 'Giant Wheel of Death' at the Great Yarmouth Hippodrome

Snowflake Gen Z and Millennials 'too nervous' to order at restaurants as a THIRD ask someone to do it for them
'Menu anxiety' is most felt by those between 18 and 24

Tributes pour in for teenagers killed after colliding with bus
Callum Griffiths, 19, Jesse Owen, 18 and Morgan Smith, 18, died in a collision between a bus an Audi A1

Ulez camera hung outside Labour party office in latest vigilante protest against Sadiq Khan
The device was strung up outside the entrance to Chipping Barnet’s Labour headquarters

James Bulger killer Jon Venables has parole bid REJECTED as 'public would not be safe'
Venables was just 10 when he tortured and killed two-year-old James Bulger in 1993

Nigel Farage soars in popularity after I'm a Celeb boost while Sunak sinks in polls
The GB News presenter is beating the PM with Tory backers

M40 motorway closed: Lorry 'overturns' in horror collision with drivers stuck in miles of tailbacks
Junction seven near Thame and junction six near Lewknor have shut

Just Stop Oil activists can continue their 'peaceful protests' despite facing trial
Six activists are facing trial in 2025 for taking part in a slow march protest

Starmer left speechless after pro-Palestinian protester heckles him on train to Glasgow over failure to call for Gaza ceasefire
The protester also lambasted the Labour leader once he had departed the train

Elizabeth line breaks down: Hundreds of Londoners trapped on tube in pitch black with no power
The train departed Paddington at 6.37pm and came to a standstill just outside of Acton Town station

Rwanda veiled snub at Braverman as they hint they would have walked from deal over ECHR fears
It comes after Rishi Sunak snubbed the European Court of Human Rights in new legislation

Middle England revolts over telegraph poles as 30ft monstrosities blight picturesque landscape
Residents’ groups have organised protests across the UK

Gen Z accused of ruining English language as 'rizz' crowned word of the year
The word, mainly used by young people, describes someone with romantical appeal

Russia and China 'hack UK's most dangerous power plant' in major attack on British energy
The nuclear plant is claimed to be the most hazardous place in Britain

Man who chopped down apple trees in his own garden after fruit made his dog sick slapped with £9k fine
He said that the trees were 'causing issues' for his family

BBC accused of escalating Elgin Marbles crisis by referring to them by their 'Greek name'
The British museum has held the treasures for more than 200 years

Van driver banned from driving after being caught on roads with frozen windscreen
He has been banned for a year and also been fined £500

Majority of Brits don't want funerals as they 'don’t see the point' and think 'money could be better spent'
A think tank asked over 2,500 people whether they wanted a service held in their honour

Rishi Sunak completely rules out return of Elgin Marbles as row with Greek PM escalates
The Greek Prime Minister is set to meet with the PM and Keir Starmer this week

Children being sent on 'irreversible' path as use of puberty blockers doubles despite NHS crackdown
At least 100 children have since been prescribed the treatment

Neighbour row erupts as 'bully' council threatens to fine pensioner, 97, for feeding birds after complaint
The pensioner has been accused of anti-social behaviour

Prison inmate climbs onto roof before 'throwing slabs at officers'
Staff are currently trying to control the incident at HMP Barlinnie

Japanese knotweed set to be sniffed out as National Highways hires dog detectives to tackle invasive species
The plant has been growing uncontrollably across Britain for 200 years

Greta Thunberg leaves climate activists furious after 'completely obscene' rant
The 20-year-old has been accused of risking dividing the movement

Crashed car containing bodies of four missing teenagers found 'upside down and half submerged' following search
The police were searching for Jevon Hirst, Harvey Owen, Wilf Henderson and Hugo Morris

‘Let the dog go!’ Locals TURN ON police after seizing ‘vicious’ XL Bully that mauled security guard
The dog bit a security guard at Highcross Shopping Centre

Local councils spend millions on 'woke' job roles despite fears of being on brink of bankruptcy
As many as 750 are employed in Equality, Diversity and Inclusion roles

Edinburgh Zoo gives Britons chance to say final goodbye to giant pandas before last in UK disappear
Tian Tian and Yang Guang are set to return to China before the new year

Sussex seaside town's residents evacuated as major landslide rips through homes 'like a piece of paper'
Families in St Leonards-on-Sea, East Sussex have been told to leave their homes

Huge whale stranded on Cornwall beach cut up with chainsaws amid fears of toxic explosion
The 16-metre long mammal was discovered yesterday morning on Fistral beach

Extinction Rebellion financier gives millions in funds to Sadiq Khan's climate network
Sir Christopher Hohn has donated £46million to C40 Cities Network

Just Stop Oil: 110 arrested as protestors walk up A41 blocking London traffic
Demostrators marched along Hendon Way, north London

Palestine protest apology issued by Met Police after officers posed with child holding placard
Critics have questioned the police force's impartiality

Activist shares image of their 'poppy for Palestine' - and it's sparking a huge debate
The revamped symbol of peace has caused a storm online with some people calling it 'cute' while others labelled it a 'disgrace'

Edinburgh Zoo loses its pandas as 50-year deal unexpectedly scrapped by China
Britain will be panda-less in just a few months

Poppy-selling veteran says he was punched when pro-Palestine protesters stormed train station
Jim Henderson said he was attacked when trying to leave Edinburgh Waverly station

Shamima Begum's lawyer quits before launching sensational attack on court case
Angus McCullough has called the secret proceedings 'unfair'

Fury as Arab university football team REFUSES to play Jewish squad in Leeds: 'This is a fight for our values as a country'
Some of the Arab society's players are alleged to have said they felt 'uncomfortable' playing against the Jewish team

St Pancras station: Palestine protesters hijack concourse with large demonstration during morning commute
The group took to the main concourse of the busy North London station

Nigel Farage Coutts scandal makes history as new word enters English Dictionary
'Debanking' has been added to the Collins English Dictionary

Labour-run Leicester city council on brink of going bankrupt despite millions in extra funding
The mayor has said they are 'running out of options'

Pensioner's living hell in council flat where 'neighbour's poo leaks through the ceiling'
The veteran is demanding action from the council

Falkland Islands could be under threat should UK surrender Chagos archipelago
Sunak has been warned that forsaking the territory would heavily damage Britain’s national security

‘Absurd’: BBC plaque for ‘first black Briton’ removed after DNA found to be ‘Cypriot’
The sign was errected in 2016 as part of a BBC series

Guardian in hot water as readers told to 'stop buying' paper after 'weaponising Holocaust' comment
Some social media users have called for a boycott of the paperj

Caravan park tycoon wins huge windfall after taxpayers give him £3.5m-a-DAY to house migrants
Graham King has made over £60million from taxpayers

Police forced to protect Cenotaph with barriers as protests threaten to trash monument: 'Disgraceful'
Fears are rising that the war memorial could be vandalised

Furious Welsh magistrate QUITS over 'sledgehammer' 20mph speed limits 'imposed' on Wales residents
The speed limit was recently reduced from 30mph

Dreaded face masks return to Britain amid 'significant' rise in Covid cases
Other 'precautionary' measures are being introduced as well

Braverman demands action from Met Police over lack of action after protesters cheered 'jihad'
Hundreds of people attended the rally in London outside the Egyptian and Turkish embassies

Just Stop Oil targets Strictly Come Dancing - 'We'll storm the stage!'
The group are reportedly looking at tickets to the BBC's biggest competition show

Top BBC boss admits making 'mistake' over reporting of Gaza hospital strike
A BBC reporter attributed the attack to Israel

Joe Biden picture quickly deleted as White House forced to apologise for major security error
The Biden administration accidently revealed soldiers' identities

Sturgeon mocked over claim indyref2 would be today as SNP dream crumbles
The former SNP leader announced last year that the referendum would take place on October 19, 2023

Just Stop Oil block illegal migrant bus headed to Bibby Stockholm
Protesters sat in front of the bus delivering migrants back to the barge

Brussels mocked over European army plan as pictures show 'more flags than soldiers'
The drill includes 2,800 troops from 19 EU member states

Pensioner who has picked litter for 25 years told he needs a licence by red-tape council
A pensioner who has been cleaning up his hometown for 25 years has been turned away from his local recycling centre

BBC facing demands for INQUIRY as outrage over Hamas coverage risks snowballing into full-blown crisis
Michael Fabricant has written to the Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport requesting a formal inquiry

Lush facing major backlash after displaying 'boycott Israel' sign in store window
Many customers have said that they will no longer shop there

Victory for Llanelli! Home Office scraps plans for migrant hotel after community fury
The plans were met with resistance from local residents

Golders Green local slams BBC over 'disgraceful' Hamas coverage after shop attack
The man refused to speak to the reporter citing their use of the term ‘militancy’ over ‘terrorism’

Border Force row erupts as agents allowed to wear LGBT pins despite Braverman order to crackdown
Braverman has argued that wearing the symbol undermines officers' impartiality

British Jews targeted in sick antisemitic attacks following Hamas terror act
A restaurant was vandalised and a bridge defaced in Golders Green, north London

SNP branded 'national embarrassment' after failure to condemn Israel terror attacks
Humza Yousaf failed to condemn the Hamas attack online

Energy bills discount deadline - warning time running out to claim £150 reduction
The Warm Home Discount's deadline is fast approaching

Landslides in Scotland: 10 people airlifted to safety
Drivers and their passengers were rescued at the junction of the A815 and A83 near Inveraray in Argyll and Bute

Labour donor FINALLY stops giving money to Just Stop Oil as he admits protest failures
Dale Vince has donated over £340,000 to the eco group

Toddler left requiring surgery after XL Bully attack 'came out of nowhere'
A 20-month-year old was attacked outside a hotel in Greenwich

Brit forced to sell their £1.5m home to be bulldozed for HS2 - just 24 hours before Sunak scrapped project
A compulsory purchase order was given out to the owner

Neighbour left terrified after antics of 'out of control kids next door' - 'I don't feel safe in my own home'
The mum has had to fork out over £7,000 as a result of the neighbours' unruly behaviour

Just Stop Oil given stall to recruit new members at woke Oxford University's freshers’ fair
The protest group are aiming to recruit 500 students

Vegan food 'should be given more masculine names' to make more men go meat free claim scientists
Authors of a study said that men believe consuming certain foods will make them look less manly

SNP pays out staggering £200,000 in 'golden goodbyes' to aides - including Nicola Sturgeon's 'fixer'
Eight departing special advisers were given the pay-out

Jeremy Hunt embarrasses Sir Keir Starmer as Labour attack awkwardly backfires
The Chancellor questioned the Labour leader's attacks over HS2

Tenerife wildfires: Thousands evacuated on popular holiday island - plea for emergency help
The same forest was stuck by wildfires in August

Ulez refunds given to almost a thousand drivers after Sadiq Khan's botched scheme wrongly fines vehicles
TfL incorrecly fined drivers who passed through Harrow's Old Redding Junction, which is outside of the Ulez boundary

Man dies in suspected XL bully dog attack - Murder probe launched as dog owner arrested
A 54-year-old man died from his injuries at hospital

Ulez vandals have stolen and obscured hundreds of Khan's hated cameras in blow to mayor's plan
Between April and September, 795 crimes have been reported involving the camera

Brussels looks to unlock billions of euros with plan to unfreeze Hungary funds
Around €22billion in funds have been frozen since last December due to Hungary not complying with human rights laws

Debanking row erupts as Nigel Farage orders Emily Maitlis to retract baseless claim
Maitlis said Jeremey Hunt was ignoring the findings of the FCA's investigation into debanking

Covid tracking: 200,000 people to be regularly tested in bid to eliminate winter spread
The study will run from November 2023 to March 2024

Anti-Ulez warriors pitch tents outside Sadiq Khan's front door as fury mounts over hated expansion
The group, Action Against Ulez, branded the Ulez cameras as 'scameras' and demanded that Khan step down as mayor

Seaside town goes to war with second home owners in row over holiday houses
It has been nicknamed ‘Chelsea-on-Sea’ due to the number of Londoners that own property there

Coach driver and schoolgirl, 14, killed after bus overturned on M53 in major incident
Eight other children have been taken to hospital

HS2 slammed as 'runaway gravy train' after spending £280m on consultants despite pledge to crack down
The project has spent over £200million on the Big Four consulting firms

Outrage after British landmark cut down by 'malicious' yobs as police hunt for vandals
The Sycamore Gap is one of the UK's most photographed trees

Covid expert Jenny Harries admits pandemic lockdowns not necessary for future outbreaks
Harries as said that a mandatory lockdown in the UK would be unlikely

Migrant admits he 'feels like a king' as he's housed in luxury 4* asylum hotel
The hotel is renowned for its luxuriousness and is surrounded by 10 acres of grounds

Prince Harry in devastating snub to King Charles after olive branch offered
The Duke of Sussex chose to spend the anniversary of the Queen's death alone

Barclays bank announces plans to shut thousands of Britons' bank accounts
Expats will no longer be able to access their UK current or savings account

Rupert Murdoch QUITS as Chairman of Fox and News Corp
He will be replaced by Lachlan Murdoch, one of his sons

Ulez cams blocked as Londoners sneakily take action to thwart Khan's plans
Ulez cameras have been obstructed by Londoners who parked vans in front of the devices.The cameras are used to detect when drivers enter the Ulez zone, spotting non-compliant vehicles and charging them a £12.50 daily fee.

Ulez cameras 'don't even last a day' before vigilantes take action and destroy them
Residents in Cudham rely on many non-compliant vehicles like tractors and horse trailers in their day-to-day life

Grandad fights off 11ft python that slithered into conservatory of his Hampshire home
The man suffered minor injuries after the snake bit into his arm

Nigel Farage left furious as watchdog gives verdict on debanking saga: 'A whitewash and a joke!'
The Financial Conduct Authority has found no banks guilty of debanking due to political reasons

Ulez camera rendered redundant as vigilante takes personal action against van
Passing vehicles avoided facing a Ulez charge as the camera could not detect them

BBC facing demands to 'come clean' as Russell Brand allegations spark new crisis for corporation
The comedian has been accused of sexual assault by four different women

Meghan and Harry accused of 'showing-out' at Invictus Games after 'avalanche of poor decisions'
EXCLUSIVE: A royal expert claimed royal watchers have recently been left unimpressed by the coulple

Prince Harry snubbed as Firm stay silent for his birthday - but Invictus crowds serenade him instead
The Prince was snubbed by his family but received a rendition of Happy Birthday from crowds at the Invictus Games

Police officers' names and pictures leaked in 'extremely serious' data attack
A firm that produces ID cards for the force was hacked

'Very lucky' sighting of Killer Whale captured off UK coast for first time in 16 years
Orcas were last spotted in Yorkshire in 2007

BBC covers up use of satirical cartoons of politicians from social media after backlash
The characters are part of BBC Radio Scotland's show Noising Up

The Guardian's trans crisis exposed as leaked tapes highlight newspaper's turmoil
Staff members have been at loggerheads for months over trans issues

Family forced to pay £55 for bin collection left stunned after neighbour's rubbish picked up for free
The residents contacted the council but the problem has still persisted

French bank urges clients to abandon Eurozone with Britain tipped as lucrative investment
BNP Paribas has recommended its clients to move their money into British stocks

Brexiteer calls for major overhaul of BBC licence fee as Beeb branded 'out of touch'
Sir John Redwood has said those that pay for the license fee should receive shares in the BBC

10-year-old boy dies after ‘high voltage’ electric shock in Blackpool hotel
The child was quickly rushed to hospital, where he was later pronounced dead

Prince William sparks surprise in Pret A Manger with shock visit in Bournemouth
Prince of Wales is in Bournemouth to meet with business leaders to discuss ways to tackle poverty

SNP hints at huge tax hike as Humza Yousaf scrabbles to fix £1billion black hole
The First Minister has proposed raising £1.4billion by imposing a one per cent tax on the wealthiest in society

Met Police officer charged with 6 counts of rape after distressed woman found
The officer was also charged with one count of making threats to kill

Great Ormond Street Hospital for Children now goes woke with doctors ordered not to say 'boys and girls' banned
Workers at the hospital have been urged to 'stop using gendered language' in new guidance

Glasgow Airport chaos as security gate urgently closed with police 'looking for someone'
There are reports of a 'national incident' at the airport

Just Stop Oil protests rack up huge bill - and it's Britons being forced to pay
The protesters have cost taxpayers more than £9million this year alone

Panic-stricken US media issues fresh advice on wearing Covid face masks
CNBC have released a guide on mask wearing ahead of the winter months

JK Rowling book found in hidden in primary school to be auctioned for up to £20,000
It is one of 200 printed copies printed by Bloomsbury in 1997

Birmingham City Council 'BANKRUPT' with blame pinned on inept Labour councillors
The largest local authority in Europe has issued at Section 114 notice

School closures to last for months as timetable for urgent inspections set out
Ministers have said assessments into schools' safety will not be complete until December

BBC blasted for editing report on paedophile to hide references to drag queen career
The broadcaster removed 'ex-drag queen' from their original story's headline

We NEED Britons: Canary Islands desperate for locals to stop tourist hate campaign
Angry locals have taken to the streets wielding signs saying 'The Canaries are no longer a paradise'

Boss of Britain's air traffic control set for huge £1.3 MILLION pay cheque following tech failure
Martin Rolfe, the head of the National Air Traffic Services, will see his pay double this year

Police set to crackdown on 'zombie' knives and machetes with introduction of new powers
The maximum sentence people carrying the weapons can receive will be extended to two years

Fundraiser for police officer hit by train while helping 'distressed man' raises £52k
The fundraiser was set up just three days ago

Ulez number plate checker website crashes on day of hated rollout
Motorists with non-compliant vehicles will now have to pay £12.50 a day to drive into London

Police storm ice cream van after woman charged eye-watering £28 for just four Flake 99s
The extortionate ice-cream is believed to be the priciest ice cream in the country

NatWest gives disgraced ex-boss Dame Alison Rose £2.4 MILLION final payment despite Farage banking scandal
Nigel Farage labelled the pay-out a 'sick sick joke'

Turkey news: British tourist drowns in tragic accident on holiday in Turkey
The Brit was on a family holiday at the time

BBC set to crack down on TV stars tweets after Gary Lineker row
Presenters on the BBC's most popular 'crown jewel' shows are set to face harsher restrictions

Covid variant now being 'monitored' by WHO as health chiefs call strain the 'real deal'
Three cases of the new strain have been detected worldwide

British Museum's stolen ancient artefacts sold for just £40 on eBay
One item is reportedly worth up to £50,000

Covid: Jonathan Van-Tam lands senior role at coronavirus jab manufacturer Moderna
The former deputy chief medical officer became a household name during the pandemic as part of the Government's vaccine task force

Donald Trump explodes in fit of anger at Fox News for 'purposefully' using 'big orange' photo of him
The former president also didn't like the use of photos showing his "chin pulled way back"

Amazon catches DHL delivery driver who stole nearly £25,000 worth of parcels
The driver could either pay up or face nine months behind bars

Eco-warriors boast holding meetings with top Labour MPs after causing chaos
The eco-group believe they secured the talks after their protest at a Labour event last month

Tories left furious after major campaign mess-up leaves MPs a 'laughing stock'
Errors have been made regarding MPs' constituencies in campaign literature

Richard Dawkins blasts 'paranoid' trans activists as he outlines attempts to silence him
The biologist has had numerous tweets and videos complained about

Top British author blasts woke rewrites of English classics: 'Leave it alone!'
Jacqueline Wilson has said she is 'very against' revisions of adult English classic novels

Dad lets his young daughters play on tracks in shocking footage as warning issued
The clip was released alongside five others, all showing "incredibly dangerous behaviour” at level crossings

Wilko on brink of collapsing as firm hurtling towards insolvency without rescue deal
PwC are expected to be appointed as adminstrators, which could lead to 12,000 jobs being lost

Prince William voted most likely leader to unite US as he tops new poll
The Prince of Wales beat out 14 other public figures for the top spot

SNP MP says she is 'surrounded by a******s' in scathing Westminster rant
Mhari Black blasted the Government on-stage at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival

Mum 'sent home to die' with lung cancer makes remarkable recovery leaving doctors stunned
Sarah Clarke was sent home from a hospice to be with her family for her 'final' six weeks

HSBC bank chief issues apology over calling UK 'weak'
Sir Sherard Cowper-Coles said that Britain should act in its own interests rather than copying the US

Greta Thunberg pulls out of Edinburgh Book Festival over 'greenwashing'
She has dropped out because of one of the event's sponsors links to the fossil fuel industry

Homeowners’ security systems to become useless as British Gas begin switching off devices
Some of the Hive 'smart home' devices have already begun to be disconnected

Suspended BBC DJ's replacement announced after she was kicked off show live on air
Arielle Free was kicked off air last week after a tense exchange with co-host Charlie Hedges

Mum-of-two died of rare cancer on the same day she was diagnosed
The 51-year-old had been complaining of severe migraines and blurred vision before her cancer diagnosis

British husband who killed wife in Cyprus released
The British expat helped his wife end her life after she "begged him"

Hundreds of small businesses at risk of being 'destroyed' as Etsy holds up to 75 per cent of earnings
The online platform is placing sellers' funds in a controversial "reserve system"

Sadiq Khan earmarks £9 million of taxpayer money to promote Ulez as he ploughs ahead with plans
The advertising campaign will spread awareness of the scheme's expansion into London