As of August 10, 2025, a staggering 26,555 people have crossed the English Channel in small boats, marking a record high. The UK government faces pressure to address illegal crossings as new figures are expected to push the total past 50,000 since last year's election.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer announces that the UK will recognize Palestine in September unless Israel agrees to a cease-fire, reflecting growing political pressure amid the Gaza crisis.
A new study warns that superbugs could lead to millions of deaths and nearly $2 trillion in economic losses by 2050. The alarming rise in antimicrobial resistance demands urgent action from governments worldwide.
For over three years, a significant data breach by a British official has jeopardized the lives of Afghan allies. With the government now relocating some, questions arise about accountability and safety.
A growing movement, 'Stop Killing Games,' is challenging the obsolescence of full-price games like The Crew after server shutdowns. With over 822,000 signatures, the campaign calls for legislative action to protect gamers' rights.
The UK dodges a significant increase in steel and aluminium tariffs imposed by President Trump, maintaining the current rate of 25% while negotiations continue for a future trade agreement. Is this a win for British businesses?
The UK government is set to launch the UK Airspace Design Service (UKADS) to modernize flight paths, promising faster flights and fewer delays, while addressing climate change impacts in aviation.
In a bold statement, First Minister Michelle O'Neill expresses disbelief over a £1.6bn deal for air defence missiles to Ukraine, urging investment in public services instead. Her comments come amid ongoing austerity cuts affecting local communities.
Ukrainian President Zelensky meets European leaders in London after a shocking clash with Trump. With a $2.8 billion loan on the table, can they revive hopes for peace in Ukraine?
Major UK newspapers join forces in the 'Make It Fair' campaign to protect creative industries from AI companies exploiting copyright protections. Learn how the media is fighting back against proposed changes that could harm the $152 billion UK creative industry.
