A Labrador named Reqs, who worked for the fire service in Hertfordshire in eastern England for 11 years, has received an 11-year service award. As reported by the BBC, Reqs was the longest-serving fire dog in the UK before he died in July this year. retired.more

Greenhouse gas emissions could drop by over 30% if it weren't for SUVs, The Guardian reported, citing the Global Fuel Economy Initiative (GFEI) report.more

Women in the British military who report sexual assault are not supported but are ostracized and punished for breaking minor rules, a study published yesterday found.more

​​​​​​​Several tens of thousands of people marched through central London yesterday afternoon in a demonstration against anti-Semitism. This is the first such demonstration since the Palestinian organization Hamas attacked Israel, which resulted in a sharp increase in anti-Semitic incidents.more

A special sign warning of geese encroaching on the road has appeared thanks to the efforts of a local activist in the UK town of Ramsbottom. Geese in this town are increasingly encroaching on the road and there has already been a collision that has cost the lives of several birds.more

Sztuczna inteligencja umożliwia udostępnienie setkom tysięcy londyńczykom korzyści przez cztery dni w brakujących urządzeniach - donosi organizacja Autonomy w swoim pojawieniu się. Jak przewidywane, prognozy te mogą się pojawić już w ciągu 10 lat.more

It may be the most bizarre claim about the Loch Ness monster yet – that she is an ‘algae-based creature’. more

The rare Bounty bar is made out of solid gold and measures 10cm long and 4cm wide – the same size as a full-size bar out of its wrapper. It weighs a whopping 1kg and is expected to only increase in price as the cost of gold does. more

Nissan and its partners have announced a £2bn plan to build three electric car models at its Sunderland factory. more

A leading cruise ship company is being accused of planning to fire more than 900 staff members if they do not accept new terms and conditions.more

Tens of thousands of people took part in the weekly solidarity march with the Palestinians yesterday to demand a permanent ceasefire in Gaza. Police arrested eight people and also detained a group that had split off from the main march.more

A loophole allowing landlords to rent out squalid homes is contributing to “shameful” conditions of the type seen nearly a century ago, the head of England’s environmental health chiefs has said.more

Eerie ‘ghost marks’ have appeared on the walls of Elizabeth Line tube stations – left by previous commuters. more

Having just moved to London, I've never had the chance to go to Winter Wonderland before. But I had always dreamed to. So when I got invited to attend the 2023 launch, I jumped at the opportunity. I was able to go a day before the wonderland officially opened to the public (November 17).more

New driving laws have been introduced to improve the development of self-driving vehicles, putting safety at the heart of an industry that could become worth £42billion. more

The UK's most densely populated area has been named and it's no surprise it is in London. But, this neighbourhood may not be the expected top spot, as it has beaten off some crammed full areas including King's Cross and Clapham.more

Britain’s consumer price index measure of inflation dropped to 4.6 per cent for the 12 months to October, its lowest level in almost two years, meaning the government’s pledge to halve it from 10.7 per cent in late 2022 has been achieved well ahead of schedule, largely thanks to falling energy prices.more

In December this year, a documentary about the first year of King Charles III's reign will be shown on the BBC. The narrator of the film "Charles III: The Coronation Year" will be Helena Bonham Carter - the actress who played the role of the king's aunt, Princess Margaret, in the series "The Crown".more

HSBC has apologised after thousands of UK customers reported they are unable to access mobile and online banking. more

Hundreds of Amazon staff have gone on strike as people take advantage of Black Friday, one of the year's busiest shopping days. more

Activists in Britain's ruling Conservative Party have been instructed to be on election alert from January 1, in case the situation improves or worsens significantly, Sky News reported yesterday, citing party sources.more

The presence of mind and precision of a crane operator saved the life of a man on Thursday who was trapped on the roof of a burning multi-story building in Reading, southern England.more

Household energy prices will rise in January putting more financial pressure on billpayers at the coldest time of year. Energy regulator Ofgem said the typical annual household bill would go up from £1,834 to £1,928, a rise of £94 or 5%.more

A new report has revealed the ‘shocking state of UK bathing waters’, which says dozens of popular swimming locations should be deemed ‘poor quality’. more

Britain's loudest bird, the bittern, has made a comeback over the winter months in London, conservationists say. more