London Mayor Sadiq Khan has used new powers to order Westminster council to scrap a draft policy that would ban new pubs and bars in Soho and the West End, restrict operating hours, and ban vertical drinking.
More than half of the X accounts posting about June riots in Belfast and Southampton were based outside the UK, with US rightwing actors heavily exploiting the flashpoints to amplify racist narratives and boost engagement.
Arsenal enter the 2025-26 Premier League season aiming to defend their title after ending a 22-year drought. Backed by Stan Kroenke's investment and new signings like Bruno Guimarães, Mikel Arteta's squad faces new fitness challenges and high expectations.
A British national from Peterborough was killed by a stray bullet in Pakistan-administered Kashmir during protests, while another Briton remains detained.
Leaked emails reveal Anduril co-founder Palmer Luckey as a premier Republican fundraiser on the west coast, organizing events for top GOP figures while his defense tech startup secures major military contracts.
Fifa alleges a concerted effort by Uefa and critics to undermine President Gianni Infantino amid an escalating civil war in football, following disputes over World Cup plans and a departure payment controversy.
Guardian journalists reveal how US servicemen accused of serious crimes in the UK avoid British courts through opaque military tribunals, sparking government reviews and calls for reform.
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Millions in England face longer mental health care waits as over two-thirds of NHS providers plan service cuts and half expect job losses to plug financial gaps, amid surging demand.
Lime rented e-bikes are transforming London's summer nights, offering freedom to a generation priced out of central housing. However, the phenomenon has also sparked tensions regarding pedestrian safety, reckless riding, and blocked pavements.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson defended her European trip and denied using political donations for a luxury London hotel, while confirming her party covered her travel costs. She also defended barring certain journalists from press events.
Una compagnia petrolifera americana legata a Donald Trump ha sbarcato materiali per trivellazioni nella Groenlandia orientale senza autorizzazione, spingendo il governo locale a lanciare un forte avvertimento.
Xi Jinping is intensifying domestic repression through a new ethnic unity law while challenging the US globally, pursuing regional dominance and seeking an upper hand in trade and AI.
London mayor Sadiq Khan urged PM Andy Burnham's government to recommit to net zero and reduce oil and gas reliance amid extreme summer weather, as decisions on North Sea drilling loom.
La Federazione calcistica norvegese (Nff) richiede le dimissioni immediate del presidente Fifa Gianni Infantino a seguito del tentativo di vendere quote della Coppa del Mondo a investitori privati, oltre a denunciare altri scandali.
A public poll shows Andras Arato, known as the Hide the Pain Harold meme, as the top choice for next Hungarian president following the removal of Tamas Sulyok by Prime Minister Peter Magyar's government.
Cambridge academics are demanding an independent inquiry into the 2023 appointment of Professor Jason Arday, who resigned following controversies over plagiarism, exaggerated credentials, and public scrutiny.
Downing Street has pledged to stop local councils from restricting bar ordering and standing up while drinking in pubs, following Westminster council's draft licensing policy proposals for areas like Soho.
Donald Trump's Board of Peace has issued its first Gaza reconstruction contract to Arkel International for a 150-person military outpost to house Moroccan troops in the territory.
The criminal trial of veteran broadcaster Alan Jones has begun nearly two years after his arrest on multiple counts of indecent assault and sexual touching, charges he denies.
Almost 50 asylum seekers deported to France under the UK's 'one in one out' scheme have returned to the UK a second time, prompting the Home Office to amend the treaty.
England announces a 16-man squad for the first two Tests against Pakistan, marking the start of a new era post-Ben Stokes' retirement and under Joe Root's reinstated captaincy with interim coach Marcus Trescothick.
The UK faces intensifying heatwaves, raising concerns over excess deaths, aging infrastructure, and potential food shortages. This report examines the country's preparedness and the slow political response to these challenges.
Andy Burnham's government is not actively considering a public inquiry into Jeffrey Epstein's UK actions, contradicting previous comments by victims' minister Alex Davies-Jones.
