Mark Cocks died after being forced to down 22 shots at a club in Poland - and his friend Steven Skiba, who was on holiday in Krakow with him, has recalled the horror night of his friend's death.more

Migrants who come to the UK across the English Channel in small boats "possess values which are at odds with our country" with "heightened levels of criminality", Suella Braverman has said.more

Brits are using food banks more than ever. Their largest operator said today that it has dispensed nearly 3 million emergency food parcels in the last 12 months, an increase of 37% over the past 12 months. compared to the previous 12 months.more

Pret A Manger has hiked the price of its five-a-day coffee subscription service by 20% to £30 a month.more

The UK will pursue a firm but constructive policy toward China, because isolating it would be contrary to our national interest, Foreign Secretary James Cleverly announced last night.more

Britain's heir to the throne, Prince William, was to receive a "very large sum" from the publisher of "The Sun" and "News of The World" tabloids in 2020 as part of a settlement in a case involving the tapping of his phone calls, lawyers for his younger brother, Harry, revealed yesterday.more

Sixty fast food delivery riders have been arrested across London in a week-long Home Office crack down on alleged immigration offences.more

One of the UK’s narrowest houses has gone on the market for those homeowners who like a snug fit. The townhouse in Cotham, Bristol, measures just 7ft 11in at its thinnest point at the front, widening to 11ft 5in at the rear.more

The Prime Minister is reportedly seeking to end excessive passport check border delays for Britons heading to EU countries. more

Road congestion is expected to be worse during the upcoming early May bank holiday weekend than for the coronation.more

Low-income households are now starting to receive the latest cost-of-living payment from the government to tackle ongoing high bills. Eight million means-tested benefits claimants, including people on Universal Credit, should receive the £301 instalment between now and 17 May.more

The rising number of empty homes in London has been dubbed a “scandal”, with the figure now at its highest since 2010.more

Italian restaurant chain Prezzo will shut a third of its restaurants after being hit by rising costs for pizza and pasta ingredients and energy. The group said closing the 46 loss-making sites will put 810 staff at risk of redundancy.more

If you’ve got an address like Buckingham Palace or Downing Street, you might think your luck was already in. But this week bosses at the People’s Postcode Lottery were stunned to discover it has players in these very high places – and not just Buck House and the PM’s London home either! more

A hosepipe ban has come into force across large parts of Devon. South West Water (SWW) said the extended restriction would help replenish water supplies at Roadford reservoir ahead of the summer. more

A group of British soldiers flew to Sudan on Monday on an exploratory mission to check the evacuation of some 4,000 British citizens in the conflict-torn country, Sky News reported.more

A London court yesterday sentenced to 10 years in prison a 42-year-old Polish man living in Britain who, while under the influence of alcohol, tried to push a 22-year-old woman he did not know under a subway train.more

In mid-April, the world was abuzz with news that Prince Harry's wife would not accompany him to the coronation of his father, King Charles III. A discussion immediately heated up online about the reasons for Meghan Markle's resignation from the ceremony. A spokesman for Meghan and Harry has now addressed the rumors and speculation on the subject.more

Buckingham Palace has announced a full bank holiday weekend of celebrations for the coronation of King Charles III from May 6-8.more

The UK government today imposed sanctions on four more Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps commanders who are responsible for human rights violations in Iran.more

‘Letters to Trump’ also includes private correspondence with former presidents including Barack Obama, George W Bush and Richard Nixon.more

The government's ability to help our people in Sudan is "severely limited," British Foreign Secretary James Cleverly admitted today. As estimated, there are approx. 4,000 British citizens.more

More than half of low income households in the UK are in the dark about bargain broadband deals, according to a new report by communications regulator Ofcom. more

Police have arrested 88 alleged stalkers in Northern Ireland since new legislation was introduced a year ago. more

Some UK supermarkets have started limiting purchases of peppers as stocks run low.more