A 33-year-old former maths teacher from an Oxford secondary school has been disbarred for addressing a female pupil who claims to be a boy according to her biological sex, the Daily Telegraph reported on Tuesday. According to the daily, this is likely to be the first such case in the UK.more

At a meeting last night with representatives of the British Polish community, Polish President Andrzej Duda thanked them for cultivating Polishness, but also encouraged them to return to a country whose economy, he stressed, was growing rapidly.more

The UK's annual inflation rate in April was 8.7 per cent, marking the first time it has fallen below 10 per cent since August last year. - reported the UK's Office for National Statistics (ONS) today. However, food prices are still rising very rapidly.more

The Met Office has dismissed reports predicting a UK heatwave driven by an African plume as “hyperbole”.more

In the UK, up to 25 per cent more cars fell prey to thieves last year than in 2021. Currently, the most theft-prone brands are Land Rovers. And particularly the Range Rover Velar R-Dyn.more

London Underground workers have voted in favour of extending their mandate to continue taking strike action for another six months, the RMT union has announced.more

Highland Council says it has put a stop to the hiring of bouncy castles at its premises for health and safety reasons.more

Foreign students coming to the UK from January next year will no longer be able to bring dependent family members to the UK, Home Secretary Suella Braverman announced yesterday.more

Under proposed new regulations, brands may be banned from using words such as ‘yoghurt’ even if prefaced by ‘vegan’.more

The campaign to become the next London mayor has begun with parties starting to decide who their chosen candidates will be. more

Strengthening the defence potential of NATO's eastern flank by increasing the number of troops deployed there and motivating all allies to increase defence spending are among Poland's priorities for the NATO summit in Vilnius in July, according to President Andrzej Duda.more

A woman is appealing for people to be vigilant and not to wear flip-flops in long grass after she was bitten by an adder.more

With the cost of living crisis still rumbling on, many people are thinking twice about whether they can afford to go on holiday this year. more

Prince Harry lost today a challenge against the Home Office over his bid to be allowed to make private payments for police protection.more

Drinkers will get cheaper wine and greater variety under plans to scrap retained European Union laws affecting the British wine industry, the Government has said.more

National Lottery operator Camelot has revealed a rise in sales over the past year, resulting in record returns to good causes directly from ticket sales. more

Eight out of 10 adults support a ban on advertising unhealthy food to children on TV and online, new research for the Obesity Health Alliance (OHA) suggests. more

The students from the Liceum Ogólnoksztalcace secondary school in the city of Jelenia Góra, will be spending a short break at The Caldecotte Xperience, Action4Youth’s adventure and outdoor education centre.more

Former deputy prime minister Dominic Raab will stand down as an MP at the next election. more

Hellmann’s mayonnaise has become the latest victim of shrinkflation. Tesco has pulled 800g jars of the brand from its shelves and replaced them with 600g versions.more

More than 35,000 cases of sexual misconduct or sexual violence have been reported in the last five years in public health facilities in England, with 58 percent of perpetrators being patients and medical staff being victims, The Guardian revealed today.more

Londoners have been warned of council “price hikes”, more potholes and a hit to services provided by local authorities after Sadiq Khan expands the city’s ultra low emission zone (ULEZ) on August 29. more

Soaring inflation has taken an average of £5,455 from UK households in the past two years, with the UK losing £153bn to rising prices overall. more

Morrisons has brought back its More Card loyalty scheme to replace its My Morrisons app following a successful trial. The Morrisons More scheme, which replaces the My Morrisons scheme, can be used as a physical card or app and allows customers to earn points from selected products and counters in store and online as well as at Morrisons petrol stations.more

Both Conservative and Leave voters have branded the UK’s split with the European Union a “failure” in a new shock poll.more