Russian warship carries out live-firing exercise off UK coast
A Russian warship carried out a live-fire artillery exercise off the coast of Plymouth on Monday, the Ministry of Defence…
England’s motorways and major A roads ranked from best to worst
England’s 32 motorways and major A roads have been ranked from best to worst following polling of more than 9,500…
BBC presenter Edward Stourton dies aged 68
Broadcaster and journalist Edward Stourton has died aged 68, the BBC says. Mr Stourton’s career spanned more than 40 years,…
Why the World Cup is being blamed for UK house prices dropping by an average of £3,832
The average asking price for a home entering the market in July saw a notable dip, falling by £3,832 month-on-month,…
Arthur’s Seat fire: Crews tackle blaze on Edinburgh landmark
Fire crews are fighting a blaze that broke out at Arthur’s Seat in Edinburgh on Sunday evening. The Scottish Fire…
‘Brick Lane is for humans, not machines’: Inside the fight against plans for data centre in east London
Lined with its famed curry houses, 24-hour bagel shops and stores selling vintage jeans covered with anti-war slogans, London’s Brick…
Beleaguered South East Water apologises as thousands again face supply issues
Thousands of residents across Kent are continuing to face severe water supply issues, with some areas experiencing a “complete lack…
New EU border system triples times to get through passport control for UK
Post-Brexit EU border checks have nearly tripled the time it takes for Brits to get through passport control, despite improvements,…
Former PMs Boris Johnson and Rishi Sunak offer advice to incoming Andy Burnham
As Andy Burnham prepares to step into the role of prime minister on Monday, an unusual chorus of advice has…
‘I moved in with my aunt for a better life. Then she started to believe I was possessed by the devil’
Thousands of British children are being subjected to “terrifying abuse” in the name of witchcraft or spiritual possession, despite only…