Aldi has been named as the UK's cheapest supermarket during the month of January where a single shop could see a saving of £26 compared to the most expensive, according to consumer watchdog Whichmore

Officials are working on detailed plans to outlaw the Russian mercenary outfit which could cut off its ability to raise money in the UK, the Daily Telegraph reported today.more

The London Stock Exchange's main index - the FTSE 100 - broke all-time highs yesterday, both during the day and at close.more

Grażyna Bacewicz was an extremely original composer who, due to her gender and the fact that she came from behind the Iron Curtain, is little known in the West, but let's hope that the newly released album with her 3rd and 4th Symphonies will change that - wrote the British daily "Daily Telegraph" yesterday.more

Poland has become one of the most trusted allies of Great Britain, and its actions also strengthen British security - assessed the British Deputy Minister for Security Tom Tugendhat after his visit to Poland.more

An aircraft was severely damaged after losing control as it attempted to land in strong wind, investigators said.more

The owners of four flats overlooked by the Tate Modern in London have won a Supreme Court battle to stop visitors gawping through their windows "like being on display in a zoo".more

London mayor Sadiq Khan has said he “absolutely regrets” his planned hikes in transport fares and council tax - which are both set to be the highest in at least a decade.more

A man who stormed into Windsor Castle armed with a crossbow to kill Britain's Queen Elizabeth II on Christmas Day 2021 pleaded guilty to all three charges against him at a London court on Friday.more

Royal Mail postal workers will walk out again later this month in an ongoing row over pay and conditions, the Communication Workers Union (CWU) said. more

Within weeks, the British government will hand over £2.3 billion raised from the sale of Chelsea London football club by Russian oligarch Roman Abramovich to a foundation working for Ukraine, but it still has to get approval from the European Union, the 'Daily Telegraph' reported.more

Landlords have been urged by a watchdog to “act now” to address issues in social housing after the regulator found tens of thousands of properties have “notable” damp and mould.more

No trains will run across most of England on Friday as drivers in the Aslef union stage their second 24-hour strike this week.more

Debt collectors hired by British Gas have regularly broken into the homes of vulnerable people to swap their meters, requiring them to pay upfront, so that gas and energy supplies can be more easily cut off, 'The Times' revealed yesterday.more

The “world’s first” full-sized driverless bus service is launching in Edinburgh this spring. The automated bus service will run along a 14-mile route from Fife to Edinburgh, as part of a £10.4 million combined UK Government and industry funded project. more

Two iconic London red phone boxes in the West End could be turned into vending machines under new plans. The decommissioned phone boxes on Coventry Street, which links Piccadilly Circus to Leicester Square, would dispense drinks and snacks under the plans.more

After 100 days as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, Rishi Sunak has hardly lived up to the expectations placed on him, which were not excessively high anyway, and there is little evidence that the Conservative Party he leads is catching up in the polls.more

About 160 cases of discrimination against white men have been identified in the British Royal Air Force (RAF), which, in order to improve diversity indicators, gave priority to women and representatives of ethnic minorities in employment, the daily "Daily Mail" reported today.more

Oil and gas giant Shell has reported record annual profits after energy prices surged last year following Russia's invasion of Ukraine. Profits hit $39.9bn (£32.2bn) in 2022, double last year's total and the highest in its 115-year history.more

The British economy will fall into a recession this year, but it will be shallower and shorter than previously predicted, the Bank of England (BoE - Bank of England) has said. As expected, the bank raised interest rates for the tenth time in a row.more

The largest ever outbreak of bird flu is spilling over into mammals, including otters and foxes in the UK. Figures released to the BBC show the virus has led to the death of about 208 million birds around the world and at least 200 recorded cases in mammals.more

Water bills are set to get the biggest increase in almost 20 years from April. The annual bill for an average household in England and Wales will hit £448, industry body Water UK has said. The 7.5% increase means customers will pay on average £31 more than last year.more

The UK and the European Union have reached a customs agreement on goods entering Northern Ireland that could end a dispute over the Northern Ireland Protocol, The Times reported.more

The high-end retailers said London was falling behind its European rivals when it came to attracting shoppers.more

A protest group has launched a campaign against 'half and half' bread which has seen loaves pulled from shelves in some supermarkets. more