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a fatality at clapham junction and a separate train fire at wandsworth town disrupted services to and from london waterloo, leading to cancellations, alternative travel advice and refund options

Anas Sarwar’s public demand for Keir Starmer to resign has revealed a clear fault line within Scottish Labour, with most MSPs rallying to Sarwar while many MPs remain loyal to the prime minister—raising questions for the upcoming Scottish Parliament election.

Scotland secured a 31-20 victory at Murrayfield on 14 Feb 2026. This piece unpacks the decisive moments, the pundits’ disagreement—led by Dan Biggar—and what the result means for England’s Six Nations hopes.

Community activists have begun rewilding a 25-acre former industrial site in west Belfast to pressure authorities to rezone land and build social homes, while schools and residents create a new community green space.

A detailed examination of the internal challenges confronting keir starmer, from ambassadorial appointments to peerage controversies and the implications for upcoming by-elections.

Joint findings from the uk, sweden, france, germany and the netherlands point to a lethal dart frog toxin in navalny’s remains and call for accountability under chemical weapons conventions.

a combination of snow, ice and heavy rain has led to significant flood warnings and travel disruption; officials urge people to protect property and prioritise safety

An immediate look at how generative AI tools are transforming newsroom production, editorial checks and staff roles while demanding new policies and literacy.

The final phase of the UK Covid-19 inquiry turns to the societal and psychological toll of the pandemic, giving bereaved families and vulnerable groups a chance to be heard.

Donald Trump revisited a private White House dinner with Bill Maher and used a Truth Social post to label the visit a waste of time, while also criticizing Maher’s media commentary and television ratings.

team gb experienced highs and lows on day four of milano cortina 2026, with a narrow curling defeat, promising moguls qualifiers and several athletes making Olympic debuts

On loan from Birmingham City and formerly of Brighton, Marc Leonard says he thrives in demanding situations as Hearts target a statement result at Ibrox amid a tight title race.

in a closely fought six nations encounter at a sold-out aviva stadium, ireland recovered from early doubt to secure a 20-13 victory over italy with late intervention from their bench

a close contest at the aviva saw ireland come from behind to win 20-13 over italy, with notable debuts, tactical changes and a historic refereeing milestone