Category : UK

Labour candidate 'wrong' to say Israel allowed 7 October attack - but will still stand in by-election

Labour's by-election candidate in Rochdale was "completely wrong" to say Israel deliberately allowed the 7 October massacre to give it the "green light" to invade Gaza, the party's UK campaign coordinator has said.

Smiling King Charles attends church for first time since cancer diagnosis

A smiling King Charles has attended church in Sandringham for the first time since his cancer diagnosis was announced.

Kuenssberg: Are the politics of climate change going out of fashion?

Debate is shifting to cost concerns as net zero targets fast approach, says Laura Kuenssberg.

Aylesbury Roman egg with contents a 'world first', say scientists

Scientists are "blown away" to find a 1,700-year-old Roman chicken egg still has its yolk inside.

Defence secretary 'furious' as he orders review of MoD diversity and inclusivity policy

The defence secretary is said to be "furious" after it was reported that the Army wants to relax security clearance vetting for overseas recruits to boost diversity and inclusion.

Child maintenance enforcement to be sped up, government says

The government also sets a date for removing a £20 application fee for parents seeking intervention.

We couldn't afford to bury our baby, says former miner

A former miner recalls a painful choice he had to make during the 1984-85 miners' strike.

Why mums are 'microdosing' class A drug

When Ella* gets up in the morning, she often starts her day with a class A drug before breakfast. A cup of tea and a small capsule of magic mushroom "dust", before taking her three children to school and carrying on with her day.

Small plane crashes into garden in North Wales

A small plane crashed into a garden of a house in North Wales, with the pilot airlifted to hospital.

Boyzone 'excited' about Chorley FC talks

Members of the ex-boyband want to be the club's "new adopted sons", as talks continue to promote it.

Anglesey: Small plane crashes into back garden of house

An eyewitness says he heard the aircraft's engine cut out before it "ploughed down into a tree".

Fujitsu 'to have received £3.4bn in Treasury-linked deals since 2019' despite role in Post Office scandal

Fujitsu is set to have received more than £3.4bn through contracts from Treasury-linked organisations since 2019, despite its role in the Post Office scandal, MPs have found.

Six Nations 2024: Scotland denied by late TMO call as France hold on for 20-16 win

Scotland are denied by an inconclusive last-gasp try review as France held on to win 20-16 in a tense Six Nations encounter at Murrayfield.

Anglesey: Small plane crashes into back garden