Passengers at Heathrow Airport are being warned to limit their hand baggage as security officers stage a series of walkouts, starting on Thursday.more

Brits may have to bid farewell to the classic roast, as British roast chicken is the latest supermarket item hit with supply issues. Poultry bosses say the industry is at “breaking point”, as producers are finding it increasingly difficult to cope with the cost of getting the item on the shelves.more

Amajor boost to the frequency of DLR services is set to be introduced later this month, Transport for London (TfL) has revealed. From Monday May 15, timetable changes will come in across the Docklands Light Railway (DLR), to bring more services to all routes, especially at peak times.more

With the Coronation approaching, there has been a call to "spare a thought" for millions who will have to carry on working through the holiday weekend. Trade union leader Paul Nowak hailed those in jobs such as shops, transport and hospitality who will be working, as well as emergency services.more

Four in 10 Londoners are considering leaving the capital to escape toxic air pollution, a poll claimed on Wednesday.more

The UK should open more shared banking hubs to help those who feel uncomfortable managing their finances online, a charity has said. Bank hubs - which are spaces shared by several different High Street lenders - are meant to help communities that have seen all their bank branches close. more

Ministers have announced a clampdown on the use of cold calls to sell financial products and on technology which allows mass texting of numerous phones as part of a strategy to combat fraud, now the UK’s most common crime.more

An aspiring astrophysicist is to reach for the stars after landing a “once in a lifetime” role in a space education scheme. Mateusz Mosciszko is one of just 50 people around the world to have been picked to take part in the United Space School programme this summer. more

Climate activists from group Just Stop Oil have vowed to march from London’s Parliament Square every morning in the run-up to the King’s Coronation.more

British police have arrested a man who approached Buckingham Palace and threw unidentified objects, possibly bullets, into the residence, Reuters reported.more

Feliks Topolski was equally fascinated by the splendor of the British monarchy and the British counterculture, stress the curators of the exhibition of works by the painter and draftsman who was born in Warsaw, but lived most of his life in London.more

An unusually well-preserved marine fauna from the Middle Ordovician period-462 million years ago-has been found by scientists at Castle Bank Quarry in Wales. They published a detailed description in Nature Ecology & Evolution.more

The prices of ready meals, coffee and canned products are rising sharply in the UK, according to the latest price index compiled by the BRC-NielsenIQ group. Overall food inflation hit a record high of 15.7% in April. - despite a noticeable drop in wholesale prices.more

Coronation madness is increasingly gripping the British people, and the attractions associated with the event are multiplying. With the permission of Buckingham Palace, an app has been created where it is possible, without leaving home, to see exactly the replica of the St. Edward's crown that will be placed on the head of King Charles III on May 6.more

Oil and gas giant BP has reported strong profits for the beginning of the year as energy prices remain high. more

Thousands of Cadbury products are being pulled from supermarkets over listeria fears.more

The Coronation of King Charles III is set to prove a bumper weekend for the UK’s pubs and bars. more

The government is expected to agree to give NHS staff in England their 5% pay increase later today.more

Princess Charlotte has been snapped giving the camera a cheeky grin in a picture released ahead of her eighth birthday tomorrow.more

It is difficult to find an analogous example in history of intentional crimes on such a scale as the German ones under Nazism, but they should be looked at together, because talking about the Holocaust without mentioning the earlier and parallel killing of other groups is an incomplete picture, says British historian Alex J. Kay. All victim groups were treated by the Germans as an inferior kind ofmore

Although it may feel like a distant memory now, but when England is sweltering in the heat there is nothing more appealing than a cold dip in some water. However, anyone who enjoys a bit of wild swimming should first check the water. more

Drivers and cyclists in central London can expect major disruption to their journeys ahead of and during the coronation. Road closures and parking suspensions will come into force across much of Westminster and surrounding areas on Friday, May 5 and Saturday, May 6.more

Prince Harry could jet back to California just two hours after the King’s Coronation has concluded, according to reports. The Duke of Sussex, 38, is making a whistle-stop trip to see his father crowned in Westminster Abbey on May 6, while his wife Meghan stays in the United States with their children.more

Transport for London (TfL) has unveiled further details for the Superloop - a new fast service bus network for London's outer boroughs. The new localised maps highlight the proposed stops and how each route connects with existing transport services.more

Fears of a "debt time-bomb" have been raised by Citizens Advice, which said growing numbers of households faced a "wild west" when seeking help. The charity said it is helping more people who do not have enough income to cover essential expenses.more