As interest rates rise, mortgages in these postcodes may be at the highest risk of default.more

Dean Holden is one of many people thinking there is more to life than work, hanging up his mic as a railway station announcer after 16 years. more

The cost of renting a single room in London has surpassed £1,000 a month for the first time as demand continues to outstrip supply. Rents for a single room have risen 15pc, twice the rate of inflation, from £883 a year ago to £1,013 in August 2023.more

YouTube has launched a verification system for healthcare workers in the UK as it battles disinformation online. In 2022, health videos were viewed more than three billion times in the UK alone on the video-sharing platform.more

A review of veterinary services in the UK has been launched over concerns that pet owners could be paying too much. The Competition and Markets Authority (CMA) said vet fees were rising faster than other goods and services during the cost-of-living crisis.more

Five million disposable e-cigarettes are thrown away every week in the UK, a fourfold increase on last year. Only 17 percent their users recycle them - according to a study by the Material Focus organization.more

For the fourth time, the Embassy of the Republic of Poland in London took part in Open House London - the world's largest architecture festival, during which you can visit buildings that are interesting, but often inaccessible to the general public.more

Saturday turned out to be the hottest day of the year in the UK, extending a record streak of six consecutive days in September with temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius, the Met Office said.more

As technologically advanced devices become more and more advanced on the market, home devices are beginning to collect more and more data about their users, warns consumer group Which?. Experts indicate that information is collected not only by computers and tablets, but also by televisions and even washing machines.more

The annual cost of funding the state pension risks surging by as much as £45bn within decades if the triple lock pledge is maintained, the Institute for Fiscal Studies (IFS) has warned.more

More than 90 per cent of MailOnline readers believe XL bully dogs should be banned, according to a poll, after yet another Briton was savagely attacked by the 'mutant' breed. more

Nearly 50 GMB members at the Ayrshire weapons factory will stop work from Monday as union chiefs accuse MoD of holding talks ‘in bad faith’.more

The search for escaped terror suspect Daniel Khalife has entered a fourth day, with police racing to investigate the first confirmed sighting of him. The ex-soldier was spotted by a member of the public on Wednesday morning, shortly after he left HMP Wandsworth by hiding underneath a delivery truck.more

Royal Mail is seeking to axe Saturday letter deliveries after the regulator promised to review the postal service’s six-day week amid a scramble to cut costs.more

The British royal family and politicians pay tribute to Queen Elizabeth II, who died exactly one year ago. Today is also officially the first anniversary of the accession to the throne by her eldest son, Charles III.more

Moving up the social ladder in Britain has become harder than at any point in more than half a century for children born into poor households, according to the country’s foremost economic thinktank.more

Despite the manhunt lasting for the second day, no traces of the former British army soldier accused of terrorism, who escaped from prison in London the day before yesterday, were still found - the police admitted late afternoon.more

The first Tubes stations in London's West End have received high-speed mobile coverage. 4G and 5G is available at Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road ticket halls and on the Central line between the stations. Further sections of the Northern and Central line will be getting coverage in the coming months.more

The British government announced sanctions on 11 members of a Russian hacking group found to be responsible for a number of ransomware attacks, including those targeting hospitals and other critical infrastructure during the Covid-19 pandemic.more

The UK is returning to the EU's Horizon research and innovation funding program and Copernicus Earth observation program, the British government announced yesterday. For the past three years, British scientists have not been able to use them because of British-EU disputes over Brexit.more

Yesterday turned out to be the warmest day this year in Great Britain, as a result of which the current heat wave has become a record, because there have never been four consecutive days in September with temperatures above 30 degrees Celsius - the Met Office said.more

Sadiq Khan has called on the Government to freeze Help to Buy loan payments, as he warned of the capital’s deepening mortgage crisis.more

Files relating to Prince Andrew, the Duke of York, will not be released by the Foreign Ofice until 2065, an FOI request has revealed.more

Airlines could face a crackdown on hidden fees, as part of a new government plan to improve transparency for people shopping online. A public consultation will look at ways to clamp down on firms that add necessary charges at checkout, bumping up the final price.more

UK workers’ living standards will flatline next year, leaving them on track to be 4% worse off heading into the next election than they were in 2019, according to a leading thinktank.more