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A football pitch in London has collapsed, and widespread flash floods have inundated various parts of the United Kingdom after some regions experienced a month's

Six major British water companies are facing legal action over allegations they under-reported sewage discharges, resulting in overcharging customers by up

 

The mayors of Manchester and Liverpool have unveiled plans for a new railway connecting the two northern English cities, increasing pressure on the

 

Sterling dipped slightly against the U.S. dollar on Monday but reached a new two-year high against the euro, reflecting divergent economic trends between the

 

The Met Office has issued further weather warnings as Wales braces for more heavy rain at the start of the new working week. Following a weekend marked by

On Monday, Finance Minister Rachel Reeves will assure the British public that there will be no return to austerity or widespread spending cuts, despite previous

 

Deputy Prime Minister Angela Rayner announced on Sunday that the UK government will introduce new legislation next month aimed at enhancing workers' rights.

 

Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick has claimed that the scrapping of the Rwanda deportation scheme has made Britain more vulnerable to terrorism, revealing

A building surveyor has been sentenced to prison for defrauding the National Trust of more than £1 million through false invoicing. Roger Bryant, 73, from Barnstaple,

 

King Charles paid a visit to the UK Submarine Service's homebase on Thursday to personally thank Royal Navy submariners for their service. The visit took place at