The weather we’ve been experiencing isn’t set to go anywhere as warm weather is set to continue this week, the Met Office says.more

New report has revealed the “shocking” levels of exploitation and abuse suffered by migrant workers in the capital. more

The entrance to South Kensington station on Exhibition Road may have been extensively remodeled to accommodate Orthodox Jews. The reason why this religious group does not use this entrance is because it is connected to the Science Museum - a facility where human remains are kept.more

Every fourth inhabitant of Great Britain is of the opinion that the coronavirus pandemic was a "hoax" - according to a new study on conspiracy theories commissioned by King's College London (KCL). The same survey also showed a growing acceptance of violence "as a means of combating alleged conspiracies."more

During the hot weather, it can be easy to overheat. Environmental temperatures of 40C (104F) can make it difficult to keep the body at its ideal 37C. The advice - be sensible and slow down to stay cool.more

Using artificial intelligence we have created the 'last' Beatles song, we have managed to pull John Lennon's vocals from old recordings to make the song complete, Paul McCartney, member of The Beatles, composer and singer, announced today in an interview with Radio 4 of the British broadcaster BBC.more

The UK’s second-largest pharmacy chain is shutting down all its branches in Sainsbury’s supermarkets after the decision to withdraw from the market was pushed forward.more

The NHS will face “enormous” disruption as junior doctors in England go out on strike later this week, a top doctor has warned. more

Queen Camilla attended the Queen's Reading Room Literary Festival, where she met her friends including Dame Judi Dench, Gyles Brandreth and Dame Joanna Lumley.more

The bodies of three people were found on the streets of Nottingham in the UK this morning, and police were alerted to an attempt by a van to ram pedestrians. Police have detained a suspect.more

Loo roll, butter and ketchup are more expensive in the UK compared to some of our biggest European neighbours, research for the BBC suggests. more

One in five fathers are not taking any paternity leave, mainly because they cannot afford to reduce their income, damning new research suggests. more

Camden Council give green light to 131ft wheel despite raft of objections to the ‘theme park’ attraction -but plans must now go to the Mayor of London for final approval.more

A “pollen bomb” hit the UK this weekend and those with hay fever are most at risk as warm, dry weather exacerbates pollen levels. The pollen count is predicted to reach a peak on Tuesday, June 13, although the Met Office is warning sufferers to prepare for weeks of hay fever, as we move into “grass season”. more

Restrictions should be put on bottled water advertising and a 10p tax should be added to shrink-wrapped packs to curb the UK’s 10m bottle-a-day habit, according to campaigners hoping to tackle the plastic pollution crisis.more

Waitrose has cut the price of bread, beef mince, chicken and other kitchen staples as the supermarket battles to recover from an IT meltdown that caused widespread empty shelves. The grocer is slashing the cost of hundreds of items for the second time this year, after pledging to spend £100m on making its prices more affordable.more

Time is running out if the police and the government are to restore public trust in policing, the Chief Inspector of Constabulary has warned. In his annual report, Andy Cooke said police forces were experiencing "one of their biggest crises in living memory".more

Former First Minister (Prime Minister) of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon was arrested yesterday in connection with an investigation into financial irregularities with the Scottish National Party (SNP) she led for more than eight years and was questioned by police. After more than seven hours of questioning released from custody without charge pending further investigation.more

The NHS is struggling to provide safe and effective care for all cancer patients, say senior doctors. more

The British government announced over the weekend that it was allocating £16 million in humanitarian support to people affected by the destruction of the Nova Kakhovka dam in Ukraine. In addition, it deployed two specialized rescue boats and search and rescue equipment to the flooded areas.more

Many species of dinosaurs that lived an earthy lifestyle lived millions of years ago in the British Isles. It is possible that today's Britain may have swarmed with these earthy, fish-eating dinosaurs, scientists write in the journal PeerJ.more

Tesco has been reported to Britain’s competition regulator over claims it could be “breaking the law” over “unclear Clubcard pricing”. more

GPs in England may start offering weight-loss jabs to some patients to reduce obesity-related illnesses and resultant pressure on hospitals. more

British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly accused Iran on Friday of supplying munitions to Russia for use in the war in Ukraine. This is the first accusation of its kind by the British government.more

At least three soldiers from ceremonial units of the British army fainted yesterday due to the heat during a military parade taking place in London along with a review of the troops by the heir to the throne, Prince William.more