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.
A government review led by Alan Milburn will recommend that English primary schools identify children at risk of becoming NEET, as youth unemployment surpasses one million.
Former UK cabinet minister Alan Milburn led a delegation to Dublin to investigate Ireland's rapid reduction in young people not in education, employment or training (Neet), seeking policy lessons for Britain.
Britain cleared Paramount Skydance’s US$110 billion takeover of Warner Bros. Discovery after the CMA and culture minister found no competition or media plurality threats, while the merger still faces legal hurdles in the US.
Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe repeatedly refused to answer whether King Charles qualifies as a 'white Briton' under demographic forecasts during a tense interview on the BBC's Today programme.
Joseph Parker cleared to fight after doping suspension lifted; Raven Chapman in critical condition after brain haemorrhage from sparring session
A new ThinkLabour survey of 788 Labour members shows they rank health, the economy, cost of living and climate change as top issues, while expressing sceptical views on welfare spending and strong support for higher defence spending.
Nigel Farage (Reform UK) and Rupert Lowe (Restore Britain) are engaged in a complex, on-again-off-again reconciliation effort, driven by policy splits and personal animosity, with significant implications for the UK's right-wing vote in the next general election.
Gatwick airport will begin developing its £2.2bn second runway after the court of appeal dismissed a legal challenge from local campaigners, allowing around 100,000 more flights a year.
Rose-ringed parakeets have grown into tens of thousands across Britain since 1969. Research debunks myths like Jimi Hendrix releases, pointing to the pet trade.
More than £17bn was wiped off AstraZeneca's market value after reports it is discussing a takeover of US rival Bristol Myers Squibb in a potential $400bn deal.
Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe's offer to work together with Reform UK's Nigel Farage quickly collapsed into public recriminations after Farage rejected the overture and accused Lowe of bad faith.
Captain Anna Nordqvist has selected Britain's Mimi Rhodes and Ireland's Leona Maguire as wildcard picks for Europe's Solheim Cup team. They will join other qualifiers, including three rookies, to face the United States in the Netherlands next month, aiming to reclaim the trophy.
AstraZeneca's shares fell over £17bn after reports of talks to acquire US rival Bristol Myers Squibb, potentially creating a near $400bn pharmaceutical group. Analysts and shareholders question the deal's rationale due to regulatory hurdles and portfolio overlap.
The woodlouse, an ancient detritivore with over 300 regional names, is celebrated for its ecological role in breaking down plant matter and its ability to withstand toxic pollution. Nominated for Invertebrate of the Year, the article highlights its unique characteristics and the fondness people have for this common crustacean.
New Zealand's SailGP team, the Black Foils, won an environmental award for supporting Jono Ridler's Swim4TheOcean campaign, which delivered a petition with 73,647 signatures to end bottom trawling in New Zealand, despite a recent government permit renewal.
Reform UK's deputy leader, Richard Tice, is under investigation by parliament's standards watchdog for a potential undeclared interest related to a debate on UK democracy and Israeli influence. This adds to ongoing scrutiny of Reform UK, including probes into leader Nigel Farage and party funding.
Britain’s AstraZeneca is reportedly in discussions to acquire US rival Bristol Myers Squibb, a deal potentially creating a nearly $400bn pharmaceutical group. The news caused AstraZeneca's shares to drop, while BMS's rose, with analysts questioning the rationale and regulatory hurdles.
Turkish Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan announced increased cooperation and trade with ASEAN members, with trade volume rising from US$6.5 billion to US$16 billion since 2010. He expressed belief in further deepening political and economic ties with the region.
Restore Britain leader Rupert Lowe has offered an alliance to Reform UK's Nigel Farage, proposing cooperation on "serious policies" to counter a "leftwing alliance." Lowe set five conditions, including mass deportation and a death penalty referendum.
Britain's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham, in office for two weeks, has expressed support for a written constitution for the UK, a move he links to his administration's focus on devolving power to regional authorities.
Great Britain's solar energy generation hit a record 14.4% of electricity in July, surpassing May's record, driven by increased household rooftop installations to cut bills and high sunshine hours. This surge helps meet demand during heatwaves.
The National Farmers’ Union (NFU) warns Britain could face food shortages due to severe drought and ongoing heatwaves in England, impacting crop yields and leading to the earliest harvest on record. Health alerts are issued as temperatures rise, posing risks, especially for vulnerable groups.
Great Britain secured two gold medals at the European Rowing Championships in Italy, with Lauren Henry winning the women's single sculls and Benjamin Pritchard defending his title in the PR1 men's single sculls. The British women's eight team also earned a silver medal.
