UK News
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UK deports first Channel migrant as new border agreement with France begins
The UK has carried out its first migrant deportation to France under Sir Keir Starmer’s new “one in, one out” agreement.Read More... -
Heavy rain to soak UK before brighter skies return
Much of the UK is bracing for another spell of wet and unsettled weather, with forecasters warning of flooding risks and travel disruption in the days ahead.Read More... -
Report calls for big changes to London housing rules
A new report says London needs to rip up some of its housing rules if it wants to fix the city’s shortage of homes.Read More... -
UK secures record £150bn US investment during historic state visit
The UK has landed a record-breaking £150 billion investment package from US companies, announced during the US President’s State Visit — a deal that promises thousands of jobs and aRead More... -
MPs push for more operators to use Channel Tunnel
A group of MPs from South East England are urging regulators to let more train companies run services through the Channel Tunnel.Read More...
Culture
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British Library to celebrate Agatha Christie with landmark 2026 exhibition
The British Library has just announced something pretty exciting: in October 2026, it’s opening a major exhibition dedicated to the Queen of Crime herself, Agatha Christie.Read More... -
America’s secret party palace in London: where presidents crash and celebrities mingle
Tucked away inside Regent’s Park, on a private stretch of land the size of seven football pitches, sits Winfield House — the official residence of the US ambassador to the UK. On paper, it’s...Read More... -
National Gallery receives £375m boost for landmark expansion
The National Gallery in London is preparing for a major transformation after securing a record-breaking £375 million in donations to fund a brand-new wing.Read More... -
Turns out David Bowie still had one more surprise up his sleeve
When he passed away in 2016, the world thought his last artistic statement was Blackstar – that haunting, brilliant final album shaped by his own awareness of mortality. But tucked away,Read More... -
Part of Victorian building collapses in Cleckheaton
A section of a former Victorian church, now used as a wedding venue, has collapsed onto a busy street in Cleckheaton, West Yorkshire.Read More... -
Black culture festival returns to Trafalgar Square this weekend
Trafalgar Square is set to come alive this weekend with the return of Black On The Square—a free festival celebrating Black culture, creativity, and community. Running from 12pm to 6pm, theRead More... -
Take a book, leave a Book: South London gets four new mini libraries
If you love books and the idea of swapping stories with your community, you’re in luck—Penguin Books is setting up four new “Book Stops” across South London this month.Read More... -
His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant Certificates of Merit awards 2026–2027
Nominations are now open for the 2026 His Majesty’s Lord-Lieutenant Certificates of Merit awards.Read More... -
“Toxic bullying culture” and “pandering to far right”: South London councillor walks away from Labour
A Lambeth councillor has dramatically quit the Labour Party, accusing it of fostering a “toxic culture of bullying” and “pandering to the far right.”Read More... -
For the very first time, Queen Marie of Romania’s delicate floral watercolors are heading to London
From September 18 to October 12, her works—kept safe for over a century in the manuscripts of the Romanian Academy—will be shown at The King’s Foundation Garrison Chapel Gallery,Read More... -
A huge Japanese food & culture festival is coming to London next month – and it’s totally free
For one day only, Trafalgar Square will transform into a vibrant hub of Japanese food, music, and traditions – and you won’t want to miss it. On September 21, the UK’s biggest annualRead More... -
Why England’s streets are suddenly covered in flags
Lately, if you’ve been driving around parts of England, you’ve probably noticed something unusual: lampposts covered in Union Jacks and St George’s crosses. In places like Birmingham,Read More...
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World News
Recent reports of new arms deals with India and Qatar indicate that France's defense industry is rapidly expanding. Meanwhile, Russian arms exports are on the decline following the war in
In an unfortunate turn of events, a swimming test event for the upcoming Paris 2024 Olympics has been called off due to the water quality in the River Seine falling below acceptable
In an unprecedented announcement, Elon Musk has confirmed that his much-anticipated showdown with Mark Zuckerberg will indeed take place and will be live-streamed on his platform, X.
Ex-Pakistan Prime Minister Imran Khan has been sentenced to three years in jail on corruption charges, leading him to call for nationwide protests. Mr. Khan was found guilty of not disclosing
Climate activist Greta Thunberg has canceled her appearance at the Edinburgh International Book Festival in protest against its ties to the fossil fuel industry. Originally scheduled to speak on
Heather Morgan and Ilya Lichtenstein, a husband and wife duo involved in cyber-crime, have pleaded guilty to attempting to launder $4.5 billion (£3.5 billion) worth of Bitcoin, which
City leaders from around the world have expressed their support for Sadiq Khan amid criticism of his clean air policies in London. The recent victory of the Conservative party in the Uxbridge
In a concerning development, the oceans have reached their highest-ever recorded temperature, driven by the effects of climate change, with grave consequences for the health of our planet.
Starting in 2024, travelers from over 60 visa-free countries, including the US and the UK, will be required to obtain authorization through the European Travel Information and Authorisation
The 25th World Scout Jamboree in Buan, South Korea, has been plagued by heat exhaustion, affecting hundreds of participants. On the first night of the event, around 400 cases of heat