Water fluoridation provides a modest benefit for children’s teeth in an era of fluoride toothpastes, but does not shrink inequalities in dental health between rich and poor communities, research has revealed.more

Recent statistics and media reports indicate that Poles have again started to emigrate en masse for bread, and many of them are trying their chances by re-emigrating to Great Britain. The Money.pl portal has joined the group of media reporting on the new trend, citing the stories of several people who decided to take such a step.more

UK wages are rising at the fastest rate since the start of the 21st century, but still significantly below inflation, meaning that real incomes are falling, the UK's Office for National Statistics (ONS) reported today. It also reported that minimally - to 3.6 per cent. - unemployment rose.more

Although the LED Countdown displays are still useful for passengers, for the past six years TfL has been experimenting with alternative solutions which are less resource-intensive and more adaptable.more

British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has announced the signing of a contract to build five more Type 26 frigates, in response to the increased threat from Russia. In a statement issued, he stressed that there could be no question of normalising relations with Russia until it ended the war.more

Supermarket giant Lidl has been forced to ration one of its most popular products. With a product shortage on the horizon, shoppers are being limited to three boxes per person. more

The Prime Minister could give a huge boost to the poorest workers in the UK by increasing the living wage to £10.40 an hour, it has been reported. more

The UK is withdrawing its troops from the UN peacekeeping mission in Mali earlier than planned, British Deputy Defence Minister James Heappey announced yesterday. He explained that the reason was political instability in the country.more

In Edinburgh, unknown perpetrators damaged a memorial to fallen soldiers by setting fire to the wreaths laid beneath it. The incident occurred less than 24 hours after the Remembrance Sunday commemorations, when tributes are paid to fallen woks across the UK.more

Britain's King Charles III turned 74 yesterday. He spent his first birthday after assuming the throne in September in private, although on the occasion it was officially announced that he had taken over as Keeper of the Great Windsor Park.more

First-time buyers pulled back most from purchasing a home after the increase in mortgage costs following the mini-budget, according to a report showing a widespread slowdown in the property market. more

A food redistribution charity is looking to the winter with ‘horror’ as hundreds of organisations wait on its books for supplies. The Felix Project, which delivers surplus produce across 1,000 community partners in London, gave a bleak outlook for the cold months ahead as the cost of living crisis intensifies. more

The number of private landlord possession claims are now at the “highest level ever”, government data reveals.more

The United Kingdom announced the imposition of sanctions on a further 24 Iranian officials and high-ranking security officials in response to the brutal crackdown on protests following the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini, arrested by the morality police.more

Primark's website has crashed after the retailer finally launched its click-and-collect service. It is starting a trial in 25 stores in north-west England, Yorkshire and north Wales for children's products only.more

A yellow warning for heavy rain has been issued for parts of England, Wales, and Scotland tomorrow. The Met Office said that ‘flooding of a few homes and businesses is possible’, while spray on the roads could also make driving difficult. A warning runs from midnight to 2pm on November 15. more

On December 7, the 4th edition of the British-Polish Tech Forum will take place at the Queen Elizabeth II Center in London's Westminster. The aim of the event is to promote Poland as an attractive investment destination for companies in the UK, especially those from the IT sector.more

Households are starting to receive a larger rebate on their energy bill under the Warm Home Discount scheme but concerns remain for those missing out. The rebate was frozen at £140 for nearly a decade, but this winter it has increased to £150 and will be discounted automatically from bills.more

There are no public engagements planned and the King is expected to mark the day privately. It is too early in his reign for any announcement to have been made on whether the King will follow royal tradition of having a separate official birthday in the summer.more

Britain and France agreed an agreement to detain illegal immigrants crossing the English Channel and this morning British Interior Minister Suella Braverman traveled to Paris to sign it, the Financial Times reported on Sunday.more

All UK residents will have to pay higher taxes, but those who earn the most will have to make greater sacrifices, Finance Minister Jeremy Hunt announced.more

British King Charles III, for the first time as monarch, presided over Remembrance Sunday, when the British pay tribute to soldiers who died in both world wars and in subsequent conflicts.more

Already over 40 thousand. illegal immigrants entered the UK this year via the English Channel, the British government said today. Meanwhile, the deputy immigration minister promises to end the accommodation of migrants in luxury hotels.more

The co-founder of the punk rock band The Clash and guitarist of the post-punk group Public Image Ltd, Keith Levene, has passed away, his friend, writer Adam Hammond said on Twitter.more

Prince Harry and Meghan Markle are to receive a unique award for human rights activities. As the media comment, they previously received it, incl. Barack Obama, Bill Clinton or Joe Biden himself.more