Advanced weather modelling maps are suggesting there could be widespread snow in the UK, with the Met Office saying there is possibility of “showers of a wintry flavour”. It appears that the snow will spread across large parts of the UK from the midlands right up to northern parts of Scotland. more

Climate change is the biggest threat to Britain's cultural and natural heritage, the National Trust warned today. It indicates that 71% of people are exposed to the effects of climate change. facilities over which it takes care.more

Hundreds of thousands of London rental homes could disappear from the market in the coming years as landlords switch to offering Airbnb-style holiday apartments, research has revealed.more

A bottle of Scotch whisky considered "the most desirable" has sold for a record £2.1 million. The price significantly exceeded pre-sale estimates of PLN 750,000. up to £1.2 million.more

One of the British submarines equipped with missiles with nuclear warheads, with 140 people on board, was close to disaster due to a depth gauge failure. This situation caused the ship to descend to a dangerous depth - revealed The Sun.more

The British daily "Daily Telegraph" accused the BBC of "gross hypocrisy" after its reporter flew over 30,000 miles. kilometers in order to implement one section of the program on the need to reduce greenhouse gas emissions due to climate change.more

The British secret services are urgently looking for alleged members of a terrorist cell that allegedly entered this country through the English Channel along with illegal immigrants, the Sunday Express tabloid revealed.more

Residents of a North London neighbourhood have complained of being ‘too scared to walk home at night’ because of abusive behaviour fuelled by alcohol. One woman claimed she was ‘threatened with a bottle’ for not giving a man her number. more

Of the twelve hours spent on screen, close to five hours are spent in front of laptops, four and a half hours are dedicated to mobile phones and people spend three hours watching TV. more

People from working-class backgrounds employed in professional careers earn £6,000 less compared to those from other backgrounds in the same jobs, findings from the Social Mobility Foundation show, underscoring the UK’s “shameful” class pay gap. more

One in three people in the UK had problems with the most recent delivery of a parcel to them, Citizens Advice research has shown, as the charity named Evri and Yodel as the worst courier companies. more

British historian Norman Davies yesterday recalled in the weekly "The Spectator" the Volhynia massacre, the 80th anniversary of which falls this year, emphasizing that this "mass, genocidal atrocity (is) largely absent from world history textbooks."more

A London home is on the recently revealed list of Airbnb's most loved properties. more

The Anglican Church intends to soon begin issuing the sacrament of blessing to same-sex couples. The change was passed by a majority vote during the last meeting of the General Synod.more

Christmas is coming to famous Camden Market every Saturday this December. Each week Santa himself will come to the North London market to spread joy this festive season. more

Prince William has been crowned the sexiest bald man alive after a study based on search traffic and physical traits. more

Almost half a million women will be able to get the contraceptive pill from pharmacies in England, from next month, without the need for a GP appointment. more

The key to the UK solving the migrant crisis is everyone having more sex leading to more babies, a former Tory minister has said. more

Supermarket giant Morrisons plans to convert scores of self-scan tills to card only in a fresh blow for shoppers who rely on cash. more

Welfare claimants who “refuse” to engage with their jobcentre or take work offered to them may lose benefits, under plans confirmed by the chancellor before next week’s autumn statement. more

The sacked home secretary has piled fresh pressure on Rishi Sunak to disapply human rights laws to revive the Rwanda scheme after the Supreme Court ruled against it.more

HRH The Princess Royal will be the guest of honour at the Gibraltar Literary Festival today (Friday, 17 November). The media in Spain consider her presence a provocation.more

Police have launched an investigation after a Labour MP who abstained on the Gaza vote had her office vandalised. Shadow Welsh secretary Jo Stevens' Cardiff office was daubed in red paint and covered in posters which accused her of having "blood" on her hands.more

The return of former Prime Minister David Cameron to the British government as foreign secretary is both surprising and embarrassing, and the politician's advantages may be offset by the controversial legacy he brings with him, says Bronwen Maddox, director of the London think tank Chatham House.more

Widespread outrage in Great Britain was caused by a video circulating on social media showing pro-Palestinian protesters climbing a monument to the fallen artillerymen in London. However, the police explain that they could not arrest anyone because it is not illegal.more