Balmoral Group founder Sir James Milne passes away, leaving lasting legacy
Sir James Milne, the visionary behind Balmoral Group, has died at 85, leaving a £200 million subsea empire and a charity that gives over £2 million each year.
Comedian Russell Brand jailed for rape, faces two-thirds term
Russell Brand begins 10‑year jail term for rape, while victims describe abuse and the government vows tighter support for survivors.
Derelict Southside flat with bird damage heads to auction
A pigeon‑overrun Southside flat hits the market, promising a daring renovation for the right buyer.
What the stars hold for each sign in November 2026
Unlock the November 2026 astrological forecast and see how planetary movements will affect love, work and travel for each zodiac sign.
UK secures seat on ICJ as Dapo Akande wins election
UK’s Dapo Akande becomes ICJ judge, marking Britain’s return to the world’s top legal arena.
Fagan-Walcott and Vrancken prepare for crucial Conference League tie in Switzerland
Malachi Fagan‑Walcott reflects on his leap from York City to European football as Hearts gear up for a pivotal game in Switzerland.
UK planning reforms introduce AI tool to cut decision times
The UK government is reshaping planning by letting officers decide simple applications, recruiting hundreds of new planners and rolling out an AI system that could halve processing times.
British leader says he will consider apology, rules out slave reparations
British prime minister Andy Burnham signals willingness to discuss a formal apology for Britain’s role in the transatlantic slave trade, while firmly dismissing any financial reparations, ahead of a Commonwealth leaders summit in the Caribbean.
£99 four-night beach holidays available at Parkdean Resorts
Grab a four‑night caravan stay for £99, split between six people, and experience a UK coast for just a few pounds a night.
Former aide testifies to Russell Brand’s treatment of women
A former aide says Brand’s compulsive sexual habits and dismissive attitude towards women created a toxic work environment.
London closes a kilometre of Oxford Street to traffic on Monday
London’s iconic shopping avenue will go car‑free for the first time next week.
Nottingham police officer injured by shotgun blast, suspect detained
A 27‑year‑old woman faces firearm charges after a shotgun blast injured a Nottingham officer in the early morning.
UK services grind to a halt after Google data centre power failure
A power glitch at Google’s London data centre knocked out cloud services, leaving banks, the NHS and courts scrambling for alternatives.
How Covid-era loans and a weak culinary image squeeze UK eateries
Britain’s dubious culinary legacy meets Covid‑era loan turmoil, leaving eateries in a precarious bind.
England’s childhood lottery report warns of emergency-level failures
Dame Rachel de Souza’s latest study paints a grim picture of unequal childhoods across England and urges urgent national action.
Party without going viral
Discover the importance of consent culture and how to request takedowns without drama
Labour’s fiscal squeeze: banks, welfare and growth hopes
Labour’s new budget wrestles with bank taxes, soaring welfare costs and a decades‑old paradox of who truly owns economic value.
United players split over Martinez’s criticism of director Wilcox
Martinez’s fiery criticism of United’s board after a 2‑0 defeat fuels a squad rift ahead of the Leeds showdown.
Low-carbon trips across Italy
Travel through Italy sustainably, minimizing your carbon footprint
Motorbike reckless driving on East Lothian A1 prompts police appeal
Three motorcyclists put the A1 at risk; one faces charges while police still hunt the others.
Colts beat Commanders in London, Taylor scores twice
Colts rally from early deficit to claim a 30-13 victory over the Commanders at London’s Tottenham Hotspur Stadium, highlighted by two Taylor touchdowns and flawless kicking.
Zero-cost budgeting tools
Effective budgeting is crucial for students, and with the right apps, it can be easy and free
Formula one aerodynamics guide
Learn about the role of aerodynamics in formula one and its impact on performance
Great British Grid announced at Labour conference to cut energy costs
Andy Burnham plans to unveil a state‑run grid company that will boost competition, accelerate connections and tackle the UK’s energy cost crisis.
Orange Order march halted on Garvaghy Road, leaders and courts react
Police, politicians and courts collide as an Orange Order march is halted on Garvaghy Road.