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Could the UK get a fourth heatwave this summer? - Heatwave conditions are met when a location records three or more days of temperatures crossing a local threshold that varies between 25C and 28C, dep
The BBC World Service has been given its long-awaited funding boost in today’s UK budget, which contained no updates on film and TV tax credits but news on VFX. While not announced by chancellor Rachel Reeves during her speech in the past hour, the small ...
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Almost one million young people are not in employment, education or training - with a new report claiming social media is contributing to declining mental health, poorer sleep and lower levels of concentration. The UK is facing an "economic catastrophe ...
The UK’s parliament is expected to debate the need for an inquiry into Israeli influence on British politics on Monday. This debate, which will be broadcast on the parliament YouTube channel, was triggered after a petition gathered more than 118,000 ...
Measures to include restrictions on ‘safe’ social media apps, with some fearing banning some platforms and not others will lead to legal challenges Teenagers under the age of 16 are to be banned from accessing “high-risk” social media apps while ...
The UK will scrap some older weapons and kit, including Storm Shadow cruise missiles and a range of military helicopters, under a major investment plan which falls billions of pounds short of what military chiefs say they need. But it could have been worse.
Much of the UK is facing a record-breaking heatwave, with temperatures potentially reaching 37C or higher in parts of southern England. That would smash the previous June high and comes hot on the heels of unprecedented heat in May too. But scientists are ...
Details about what happened, the rightwing response – and accusations by some of ‘two-tier policing’ JD Vance and the US state department have intervened in the debate around the murder of Henry Nowak in the UK with a thinly veiled rebuke criticising ...
Britain is considering forcing social media companies to prioritise what the government called trusted news sources as part of its broader push to tighten regulation of the sector.
This comes after reports that Meghan Markle returned to the US early due to security concerns.
