Ukraine has offered an open-ended ceasefire from 6 May 2026 as Russian strikes killed at least 27 people before rival truces and Victory Day commemorations
An explosion in Bristol on 3 May 2026 prompted a major response: two people died, three were treated for minor injuries and emergency teams secured the scene
A section of Darent Valley Hospital in Dartford has been operating under a water safety notice since April 28 after an internal fault raised concerns about contamination, prompting alternative arrangements and ongoing laboratory testing
A disagreement in the line for Zuma’s Hovercraft Adventure at Chessington’s new World of Paw Patrol became a filmed incident after one father refused to let another family rejoin the queue
A late Jeremy Doku equaliser denied Manchester City all three points at Everton, while Nottingham Forest and Hearts recorded key victories and Mikel Arteta fired up Arsenal ahead of a pivotal Champions League second leg
UK condemns strikes while US escorts commercial vessels through the Strait of Hormuz as diplomatic pressure mounts on Iran to preserve the fragile ceasefire
The Met Office expect a continuation of the dry spell in Wales, with showers likely to be patchy and some areas remaining dry, while longer-range charts hint at a shift to more unsettled conditions
Sir Keir Starmer told leaders in Yerevan that participating in the EU’s loan package for Ukraine would aid Kyiv, support British industry and improve UK-EU relations
President Trump said he would remove tariffs and restrictions on whisky imports in honour of King Charles and Queen Camilla, a move praised by Scottish officials and industry leaders
King Charles and Queen Camilla expressed gratitude after a four-day state visit, staying at Blair House as a tariff decision benefiting Scottish whisky followed
Michael Carrick must adapt after Matheus Cunha withdraws with a sore hip flexor, amid training progress, team-leak concerns and scrutiny over United’s managerial future
European officials are turning a treaty line into procedure by tasking the Commission with a blueprint for Article 42.7 as doubts grow about US support for NATO
A cyclist received on-scene first aid from the Scottish Fire and Rescue Service before being moved into the care of ambulance crews following an incident near the Huxley Bar in Edinburgh
A plan by Mrs S Zafar to replace the Zabka supermarket at 249-251 Leith Walk with a restaurant was approved on April 21 despite ten objections and 21 online supports