Category: UK News

Jaguar Land Rover (JLR) is gearing up to resume production this week after a significant cyber-attack prompted the automaker to halt operations and send employees home. The manufacturing process will kick off at JLR’s engine plant in Wolverhampton, with a gradual return expected at other sites before reaching full capacity over the following weeks. Cyber… Continue reading Jaguar Land Rover to restart some production after cyber-attack

Rangers Football Club has announced the departure of Russell Martin as head coach after overseeing 17 matches. The decision was made due to the team’s failure to meet expectations and achieve desired results during the transitional period. Martin’s final game in charge was a 1-1 draw against Falkirk, after which he had to be escorted… Continue reading Russell Martin: Rangers head coach sacked after 17 games in charge

Following an intense 30-hour cave rescue operation during Storm Amy, three men were successfully brought to safety in challenging conditions. The experienced cavers became stranded in the difficult Dowber Gill Passage near Grassington, North Yorkshire. The rescue effort involved over 100 volunteers from various rescue teams, including Calder Valley Search & Rescue Team, Derbyshire Cave… Continue reading Cavers safe after 30-hour rescue during Storm Amy in Wharfedale

In a landmark case against US tech giant Qualcomm, nearly 30 million individuals in the UK who purchased Apple or Samsung smartphones between 2015 and 2024 may be eligible for approximately £17 each. This legal battle, initiated by consumer campaign group Which?, is set to unfold at the Competition Appeal Tribunal in London starting next… Continue reading Apple and Samsung users in UK may be due share of £480m payout

Is there a discrepancy in the style levels of your relationship, and is that always a negative thing? Ifesinachi Mamah, a 23-year-old from east London, insists that she couldn’t be with someone who doesn’t put effort into their appearance. “I would just want us to both look good,” she says. The concept of a “swag… Continue reading Swag gap: Does it matter if your partner has a different style to you?

Louis Armstrong was a man who had it all, while The Beautiful South required a little extra. As for Kemi Badenoch and her 118 MPs, time is a crucial element on their minds. The Conservative leader understands the need for more time to turn around her party following the significant defeat in the previous year’s… Continue reading Why time matters for Tory MPs deciding Kemi Badenoch's future

becomes vulnerable to disruption if computer systems are compromised. As such, these high-profile cyber attacks are a wake-up call for businesses to invest more in their cyber security measures. The consequences of a major attack can be far-reaching, affecting not only the targeted company but also its suppliers, customers, and the overall economy. It is… Continue reading The true cost of cyber hacking on businesses

The government has revealed a new set of housing market reforms that are aimed at reducing costs, eliminating delays, and cutting the number of failed sales in half. Housing Secretary Steve Reed emphasized that these changes are designed to “fix the broken system” and put more money “back into working people’s pockets.” The reforms are… Continue reading Buyers could save hundreds in new house buying shakeup

Jim Gavin surprised many when he made the decision to exit the Irish presidential race abruptly. The Fianna Fáil candidate revealed his withdrawal from the election with immediate effect, less than three weeks before the scheduled polling day. This move came as a shock to many, as Gavin was poised to compete against Independent TD… Continue reading Jim Gavin: Fianna Fáil candidate withdraws from presidential race

Political reporter Kate Whannel discusses the Conservative Party’s upcoming proposals on cutting public spending, set to be unveiled at their conference in Manchester. Sir Mel Stride is expected to outline plans that could save £47 billion over five years, emphasizing the need to live within the country’s means. The proposals include reducing aid spending, stopping… Continue reading Conservatives to set out plan for £47bn of cuts to public spending