Category : UK

Sky to cut 1,000 jobs this year amid shift from satellite services

Sky has revealed plans for 1,000 job losses, about 4% of its workforce in the UK and Ireland, this year.

16 striking shots from influential pop photographer Brian Griffin

The British photographer famous for shooting celebrated album covers and portraits has died aged 75.

Marina Koppel: Bloody footprint links accused to 1994 killing, court told

Marina Koppel was found dead by her husband after being stabbed more than 140 times in her flat.

DUP 'in position' to return to Stormont - if government sticks to its word

The Democratic Unionist Party (DUP) are "in a position" to restart the executive in Northern Ireland after a near two-year absence - if ministers keep to the "agreed timeline" over a fresh deal on post-Brexit trade, their leader has said.

Newport: M4 reopens 13 hours after fatal three-car crash

Many motorists shared their condolences for the bereaved family and praised emergency services.

WRU: We can talk about Covid loan cost, says Drakeford

The WRU wants "breathing space" to help it repay an £18m loan to the Welsh government.

Valdo Calocane: Review into decision to accept triple killer's pleas

The attorney general orders a review into how prosecutors handled the Nottingham attacks case.

Town's mysterious hum 'might never be solved'

Immingham residents say it has plagued them for years, with some even considering moving away.

Immingham hum: Hunt continues for source of noise

Immingham residents say it has plagued them for years, with some even considering moving away.

DUP agree to end boycott of Northern Ireland government

The DUP has endorsed a deal to restore power sharing at Stormont after a 23-month absence.

Migrants on fatal Channel crossing screamed 'we're going to die', court told

Four people died when a boat piloted by Ibrahima Bah got into difficulty in the Channel in 2022.

Two women die following Aberdeen flat fire

Neighbours speak to BBC Scotland News about the incident in Back Hilton Road on Monday evening.

Leicestershire: Lotto winner sells car to best friend for £1

Deborah Burgess did not check her ticket for months after a health scare and holiday.

Top investors give green light to bigger FTSE pay packages

Institutional investors in Britain's biggest public companies are to pave the way for bigger boardroom pay packages amid arguments from corporate chiefs that "restraint" over remuneration is causing irreversible damage to London's stock market.

No GP appointment needed: List of illnesses pharmacies will now be able to diagnose and treat

Pharmacies will now be able to treat seven common conditions without patients needing to see a doctor.