Category: UK News

Author Raynor Winn’s new book, On Winter Hill, is facing a delay in its publication due to questions surrounding her previous bestselling work, The Salt Path, that have caused distress to her and her husband. Publisher Penguin Michael Joseph confirmed the decision to postpone the release of her fourth book was made in conjunction with… Continue reading The Salt Path: Author Raynor Winn's next book delayed due to 'distress' of newspaper investigation

t-wrapper”> Vienna mourns Bethany Bell, the ‘voice of Austria’ The BBC correspondent, who has died aged 55, is remembered for her humanity and professionalism. 12 Jun 2025 Europe Read the full article from The BBC here: Read More

The new migrant returns scheme agreed upon by the home secretary and France on Thursday has been deemed “robust” enough to withstand potential legal challenges. Yvette Cooper mentioned being in close contact with European governments who have expressed concerns about the “one in, one out” deal, noting the European Union’s support in this matter. She… Continue reading UK-France migrant deal 'robust' against legal challenges, Yvette Cooper says

A man’s harrowing experience with ketamine has brought to light the devastating consequences of drug addiction. Ethan Humphreys, a 25-year-old, is living with chronic pain as a result of his former ketamine misuse. His journey with the drug began at the young age of 15 and has since taken a toll on his health, leading… Continue reading Ketamine 'epidemic' warning as Anglesey man reveals daily pain

Oasis has once again captured the hearts of their fans with their music, as their reunion has propelled the band to the top of the UK album chart. The group’s greatest hits compilation Time Flies has claimed the number one spot, accompanied by their 1995 album (What’s the Story) Morning Glory? at number two. Their… Continue reading Oasis sweep UK album chart after reunion frenzy

In the village of Pollington, east Yorkshire, Emma Baxter faces a challenge at The King’s Head. Despite her love for running the last remaining pub in town, she struggles to make a profit, unable to take a salary from the business. Following the closure of other local establishments like a greengrocer and post office, she… Continue reading Pub closures: Landlords describe difficulties local taps face

BBC business reporters Tom Espiner and Mark Allison reported that the National Trust is planning to reduce its workforce by 6%, amounting to around 550 jobs. The charity attributed this decision in part to inflated pay bills and tax hikes introduced by Chancellor Rachel Reeves. The National Trust cited “sustained cost pressures beyond our control”… Continue reading National Trust blames tax rises as it cuts 550 jobs

Lord Blair, the former Metropolitan Police commissioner, has passed away at the age of 72. Leading the UK’s largest police force from 2005 to 2008, he was in charge during the 7/7 bombings. His death was confirmed by a spokesperson from the Met Police after a brief illness. Met Commissioner Sir Mark Rowley expressed sorrow… Continue reading Former Metropolitan Police commissioner Ian Blair dies

At Wimbledon 2025, Jannik Sinner secured a spot in the final by outclassing Novak Djokovic, who was left pondering the effects of aging after a comprehensive 6-3 6-3 6-4 defeat. This victory sets up a showdown with defending champion Carlos Alcaraz, marking a rematch of their recent epic clash in the French Open final. Sinner,… Continue reading Wimbledon 2025 results: Jannik Sinner beats Novak Djokovic to set up Carlos Alcaraz final

Former Archbishop Andrew John of Wales has admitted to having knowledge of a safeguarding incident involving a drunken sexual assault in his diocese, despite previously denying awareness of such behavior. Exhibiting a change in his stance, John retired as Archbishop of Wales on 27 June and is set to retire as Bishop of Bangor at… Continue reading Ex-Archbishop of Wales was aware of sexual assault allegations