Motorists have been urged to be familiar with new driving laws that have been rolled out, including stricter rules against the use of mobile phones. Drivers are also being cautioned to be aware of clean air zones on their journey and to ensure their vehicle has the required permissions to avoid a fine.more

The unemployment rate fell to its lowest level in nearly 50 years, latest official figures show. The jobless rate fell to 3.5% in the three months to August, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the lowest since early 1974 more

Larry the cat, who serves as chief mouser to the Cabinet Office, has been captured on camera chasing a fox from outside the prime minister’s residence.more

Trade union GMB said it will soon be voting among employees of the London Ambulance Service on a possible strike. The reason is that price increases are offered below the inflation rate.more

British Prime Minister Liz Truss in a telephone conversation with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky strongly condemned the Russian attacks on civilian areas and assured that they would not reduce the determination to continue providing aid to Kiev.more

On November 4-5, 2022 in London, the Poland 2.0 Summit conference will be held for the eighth time, organized by Polish students from leading European universities. The conference will focus on the latest technological solutions, such as smart cities, foodtech, and the future of cybersecurity in the metaverse era.more

Britain has imposed sanctions on the entire Iranian morality police and five high-ranking commanders of Iran's security forces. This is a reaction to the suppression of protests that broke out after the death of 22-year-old Mahsa Amini in police custody.more

A scheme to build 46 eco-homes for homeless veterans and low-income families will be the UK's first 3D printed development, a firm has said.more

King Charles’ plans to have a smaller, more stripped-back Coronation than his mother would be a wasted opportunity to ‘promote’ Britain on the global stage, historians claim.more

The UK and northern Europe are likely to be the windiest places on the planet this weekend. Areas of low pressure, driven by a strengthening jet stream, is forecast to barrel in from the Atlantic on Friday, with some of these likely to become named storms. more

Londoners do the least exercise of any region in the UK, according to a new survey. People living in the capital do just 56 minutes of exercise every week – nearly two-thirds below the NHS’ recommended amount of 150 minutes. It is also below the national average of 64 minutes, according to the study conducted by Nuffield Health’s Healthier Nation Index.more

More than 1,000 migrants crossed the English Channel on Sunday in 25 boats, the Ministry of Defence has said.more

Suella Braverman is ‘receptive’ to the idea of making cannabis a Class A drug, a Government source has claimed. more

Thousands of Tesco staff have been forced to take a large real-terms pay cut as the supermarket puts a squeeze on store managers while offering bigger wage rises for lower-paid workers.more

British historian Roger Moorhouse today received an award in the Foreign Ministry's History Contest for the best foreign-language publication promoting Polish history. The award for the book "Poland 1939: the First against Hitler" was presented to Moorhouse by the head of the Foreign Ministry, Prof. Zbigniew Rau.more

Amazon is investing more than €1bn (£880m) to add thousands more electric lorries, vans and cargo bikes to its sprawling fleet of delivery vehicles across Europe over the next five years. more

The Eventim Apollo (formerly called the Hammersmith Apollo) has been evacuated during Iranian singer Dariush’s concert, following an anonymous threat.more

Post Office branches handled increased amounts of cash in August as banks close branches and the cost of living bites. more

A commemorative 50p coin has been unveiled by the Royal Mint to mark the BBC's centenary. more

Scientists and engineers tell Sky News the UK's position as a world leader in research is at risk due to a "significant brain drain" as the industry's brightest talents relocate overseas in the wake of Brexit.more

The “Sunday Scaries” regularly affect more than two-thirds of Britons who report work stresses, lack of sleep and looming to-do lists as the primary causes of anxiety before the start of the working week.more

Male drivers are almost three times more likely than women to be involved in road collisions that kill or seriously injure pedestrians in Great Britain, a gap that has widened over the past decade.more

Nicola Sturgeon has said she will "never, ever give up on Scottish democracy" if UK ministers continue to reject plans for an independence vote. The first minister wants to hold a referendum on 19 October 2023, but Prime Minister Liz Truss opposes this.more

Only about 20 percent. Trains hit the tracks in Great Britain yesterday due to a new strike - the eleventh in the last four months and the third since the beginning of October - for rail workers who are demanding higher wages and better working conditions.more

An interesting ad has been placed in the Sunday Times newspaper and social media by Caprice Holdings, which will soon open a Bacchanalia restaurant in London. People with exceptionally neat hands are needed to work in this establishment. This is because their task will be to serve grapes to guests.... directly into their mouths.more