30 h. ago NHS services ‘up and running this weekend’ as doctors enter final days of strike

Resident doctors will return to work at 7am on Monday.

Sport

41 h. ago UAE terror attack warning explained as UK issues 'high threat' alert for travellers

The UK Government has warned British travellers that terrorists are likely to try to carry out attacks in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). Here is everything you need to know

Events

3 d. ago UK gives Abramovich last chance to give Chelsea sale proceeds to victims of Russia's war in Ukraine

The British government says it has given Russian billionaire Roman Abramovich a final chance to hand over 2.5 billion pounds or $3.25 billion to the victims of Russia's war in Ukraine

Events

3 d. ago Hospital leaders call for external mediation as resident doctors stage strike

It is the 14th strike by resident doctors in England since 2023.

Politics

4 d. ago 'Lumpy skin disease' outbreak sweeps across Europe as UK response explained

Lumpy skin disease outbreaks in France, Italy and Spain have prompted the UK government to ban certain unpasteurised dairy imports to protect British cattle as the disease spreads through Europe

Politics

4 d. ago UK to hold inquiry into foreign financial interference in domestic politics

Review, which will focus on effectiveness of political finance laws, follows conviction of former Reform politician for accepting bribesUK politics live – latest updatesAn independent review into the impact of foreign financial influence and interference in domestic politics from Russia and other hostile states has been announced after one of Reform UK’s former senior politicians, Nathan Gill, was jailed for accepting bribes from a pro-Kremlin agent.Amid growing concern inside the security services and parliament over the scale of the foreign threat to British democracy, the government-commissioned inquiry will focus on the effectiveness of the UK’s political finance laws. Continue reading...

Politics

4 d. ago From 'chronocations' to 'neurosurfing': These are the travel trends set to dominate in 2026

From ditching the clock entirely to stepping inside our favourite films, here are the five trends redefining how (and why) we'll travel next year.

Politics

4 d. ago Doctors reject claims patients will die as result of strike action

The Government accused the British Medical Association leadership of ‘trying to inflict as much damage as they can on the NHS’.

Science

5 d. ago Doctors’ strike to go ahead after medics reject Government offer

British Medical Association members took part in an online poll over the weekend on whether or not the new deal was enough to call off the walkout.

Politics

6 d. ago Dire warning for motorists as Christmas 2025 expected to be busiest ever on UK roads

Friday predicted to be the busiest day on the roads - with 24.4 vehicles set to travel

Events

6 d. ago This year, I have seen a glimmer of hope: people are ditching a life led on screens for the real thing | John Harris

Whether it’s nightclubs banning phones or a drop in online dating, there are signs that we’re rediscovering the joy of being in the momentIt’s only a small rectangular sticker, but it symbolises a joyous sense of resistance. Some of Berlin’s most renowned clubs have long insisted that the camera lenses on their clientele’s phones must be covered up using this simple method, to ensure that everyone is present in the moment and people can let go without fear of their image suddenly appearing on some online platform. As one DJ puts it, “Do you really want to be in someone’s picture in your jockstrap?”Venues in London, Manchester and New York now enforce the same rules. Last week brought news of the return of Sankeys, the famous Mancunian club that closed nearly a decade ago, and is reopening in a 500-capacity space in the heart of the city. The aim, it seems, is to fly in the face of the massed closures of such venues, and revive the idea that our metropolises should host the kind of n...

Politics

7 d. ago Octopus Energy and British Gas customers to see £134 savings next year

Octopus Energy and British Gas have confirmed they will pass on government savings to customers from April 2026, with the typical household saving up to £134 on energy bills through new policies removing legacy costs and green levies.

Economics

7 d. ago Britain lashed by heavy rain hit and floods as Met Office extends rare amber warning to Monday amid travel chaos and threats to life

Forecasters said heavy rain and flooding are likely to cause travel disruption on Saturday, with western Scotland and north-west England set to bear the brunt of 'heavy and persistent rain' downpours.

Events

7 d. ago Inside Disney's 'inappropriate' dress code disasters – underboob and revealing top

Disney World enforces strict dress code rules as visitors get stopped for offensive slogans, revealing outfits and suggestive shirts at theme parks

Events

8 d. ago Russia war chest hit by huge Ukraine fireball in chilling WW3 alert

Ukraine's war-planners smashed Kremlin refineries in a second night of drone attacks, as the British government warns WWIII may come and the entire country may go on a war-footing

Events

9 d. ago Publicans ‘petrified’ over closures and job cuts after Budget tax increases

Industry bosses are calling for urgent tax relief after holding an emergency meeting on Wednesday.

Economics

9 d. ago Flu cases in NHS hospitals jump 55% in one week, figures show

The NHS is under strain as it tackles high flu cases, with some hospitals asking people to wear face masks.

Science

1 week ago Targeted support could see 18 million savers offered help in next decade

The new type of help will mean firms can make specific suggestions to consumers to help them decide what to do with their money.

Events

1 week ago Trump is coming after your social media! Brits face having FIVE YEARS of history screened before being allowed into US

Hundreds of thousands set to travel to America for the World Cup may have to hand over online history

Politics

1 week ago British tourists face undergoing social media screening before being allowed into the US

Hundreds of thousands set to travel to America for the World Cup may have to hand over online history

Politics