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The government has announced plans to double compensation for water company customers who experience disruptions in their basic water services, launching a consultation today to

British employers are planning to increase pay by just 3% over the next year, marking the smallest anticipated rise in two years, according to a survey by the Chartered

A major fire has caused extensive damage to Reubens, a long-standing kosher restaurant on Baker Street in central London. The blaze, which broke out early Friday morning, burned through

The dark bordered beauty moth, one of England's rarest species, is now found in only one known location: a military training area near York. This small yet striking
Recently, Northern Ireland has witnessed a series of racially motivated attacks and violent incidents following an anti-immigration protest in Belfast. This unrest is part of a broader wave of

British Prime Minister Keir Starmer has called off his planned holiday to focus on his government's response to a wave of racially charged riots targeting Muslims and migrants,

A free bike hire initiative in London saw more than 5,500 people participate this summer, as part of a campaign to encourage cycling in the city.

The House of Commons adjourned for its summer recess on Tuesday, 30 July, and will reconvene on Monday, 2 September, at 2:30 pm.

A record number of Muslims secured seats in Britain’s parliamentary elections, despite growing Islamophobia, according to a major Muslim news outlet.

A group of 50 senior members of the UK House of Lords, representing various political parties, has accused the Islamic Human Rights Commission (IHRC) of engaging in "primitive, dangerous,

Culture
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Newly released UK archives shed light on early years of Northern Ireland Troubles
Nearly 1,000 previously hard-to-access government records documenting the early years of the Northern Ireland Troubles have been published online, marking a significant step in openingRead More... -
£127.8 million lifeline for UK arts venues signals renewed push for cultural access
More than 130 cultural venues across England are set to receive a significant financial boost as part of a £127.8 million government investment aimed at widening public access to arts andRead More... -
Paddington and Sondheim lead the pack as Olivier Awards mark 50 years of theatre excellence
London’s theatre scene is buzzing ahead of this year’s Olivier Awards, where a charming Peruvian bear and a classic Stephen Sondheim musical are tied at the top of the nominations list.Read More... -
A century of Marilyn: landmark London exhibition reexamines the woman behind the icon
In 2026, London’s National Portrait Gallery will mark the 100th anniversary of Marilyn Monroe with a major exhibition that promises to go beyond the myth and into the making of one of theRead More... -
£4 million boost brings new life to UK museums and expands public access
A fresh wave of investment is set to transform museums and galleries across the UK, with £4 million allocated to improve access, modernise displays, and better preserve collections for futureRead More... -
Kanye West banned from UK over antisemitism row, Wireless Festival 2026 cancelled
Britain has barred U.S. rapper Kanye West, now known as Ye, from entering the country, forcing the cancellation of London’s Wireless Festival where he had been scheduled to headline in July.Read More... -
Who stood behind Western support for Ukraine’s independence?
From the life story of British politician Stefan TerlezkyRead More... -
London secures £4.66m lifeline for Notting Hill Carnival as iconic festival marks 60 years
The Mayor of London, Sadiq Khan, has stepped in with a crucial £4.66 million funding package to ensure the Notting Hill Carnival goes ahead this August, as the world-famous event celebratesRead More...

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