Four jailed over Heathrow tear gas attack that left people vomiting blood
Four men have been sentenced for their roles in a tear gas attack at Heathrow Terminal 3 that forced the airport to close for …
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Reach to cut 220 editorial jobs as AI summaries reshape news reading
Reach, publisher of the Mirror and Express, is cutting 220 editorial roles and closing three regional titles as online traffic falls and audiences turn …
Kosovo's former president Thaçi jailed for 25 years by Hague court
Hashim Thaçi, Kosovo's former president, has been sentenced to 25 years in prison by an international court in The Hague for war crimes committed …
Burnham warned Budget requires tax rises or spending cuts
Economists have warned that Andy Burnham will need to raise taxes or cut public spending in the upcoming Budget, as the government's fiscal headroom …
McLaren confirms £500m investment for SUV and second UK factory
McLaren has secured £500 million from Abu Dhabi's L'IMAD to fund a new SUV model line, a second UK assembly plant, in-house engine development …
Sky Nears Deal for First Women's British & Irish Lions Tour Rights
Sky Sports is in advanced talks to broadcast all five fixtures of the inaugural women's British & Irish Lions tour of New Zealand in …
UK Inflation Rises to 3.1% as Fuel Prices Jump by Almost a Quarter
UK consumer price inflation returned above 3% in August, reaching 3.1% from 2.9% in July, driven by a near-25% annual surge in motor fuel …
EV demand surge leaves car makers facing months-long waits
A rebound in electric vehicle demand, driven by rising petrol and diesel prices linked to the prolonged Iran war, has caught manufacturers off guard …
Heathrow expansion cannot proceed without cutting aviation emissions, climate advisers warn
The Climate Change Committee has warned that a third runway at Heathrow cannot go ahead unless emissions from flying are reduced, with the cost …
Female Athletes Push Back Against Sydney Sweeney's Sports Betting Ad
A controversial advertising campaign featuring Sydney Sweeney has drawn criticism from female athletes who say it reduces women's sport to appearance rather than achievement, …
UK Study Finds Racial Equality Perceived as Worsening Across All Ethnic Groups
A British Future study shows many Britons believe racial inequality is worsening, with nearly half of minority ethnic respondents reporting prejudice in the past …
Thirlwall Inquiry Finds 'Complete Failure to Protect Babies' at Lucy Letby's Hospital
The Thirlwall Inquiry has concluded that hospital staff at the Countess of Chester failed to act on concerns about Lucy Letby, and that three …
All Supporting Acts Withdraw from Ed Sheeran's Loop Tour in Solidarity with Macklemore
Finneas and three other supporting acts have pulled out of Ed Sheeran's Loop tour after Macklemore was removed over pro-Palestine comments, prompting Sheeran to …
School Bus Tyre Burst in Eastern Germany Sends 16 Children to Hospital
A tyre burst on a school bus during the morning run in Saxony, eastern Germany, left 16 children requiring hospital treatment, according to reports.
Southport Attack Victims Suffer Unacceptable Data Breach as MoJ Apologises
Staff at the courts and tribunals service accessed private details of Southport attack victims and survivors without authority, prompting a Ministry of Justice apology …
Iran Conflict Drives UK Pump Prices to Four-Year High, Costing Drivers £7.5bn
A new study finds that the conflict with Iran has pushed UK petrol and diesel prices to a four-year high, forcing drivers to spend …
Mike Johnson Dismisses AI Threat Warnings as 'Stupid, Knee-Jerk Reaction'
US House Speaker Mike Johnson has dismissed growing alarm over artificial intelligence as a 'stupid, knee-jerk reaction' from the media, even as members of …
Asda reports first sales growth in more than two years
Asda has recorded its first rise in sales for over two years, with the supermarket chain calling the return to growth an important milestone …
Blindness charity corrects anti-migrant protesters after RNIB mistaken for RNLI
The Royal National Institute of Blind People has clarified its identity after anti-migrant demonstrators confused it with the Royal National Lifeboat Institution, with one …
Raheem Sterling pleads guilty to dangerous driving and nitrous oxide possession
The former England footballer admitted driving a Lamborghini dangerously on the M25, M3 and A327 before crashing on 28 May, and also pleaded guilty …
