The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have reportedly requested so many edits to their new docuseries that it could be shelved indefinitely.more

The RSPCA has said the number of abandoned pets in England and Wales is up 25% compared to the previous year. Data provided by the charity shows as of July, it responded to 22,908 animals being left by their owners.more

Customers initially thought they may be able to get their hands on adult versions of Happy Meals but McDonald's has confirmed they won't be available in the UKmore

Britain could see its first white Christmas in 12 years, with forecasters predicting a sharp tumble in temperatures over the coming weeks. more

Surviving politically difficult moments, Prime Minister Liz Truss assured today that she will "take Britain through the storm" and "everyone will benefit" from the effects of her economic policies, whose priorities are "growth, growth and growth."more

Motorists are being denied a 10p per litre cut in petrol prices as major retailers seize profits at the pump, figures show. more

The Conservative Party is in disarray over its economic plans and questions about Liz Truss’ leadership. more

UK has the "strategic stamina" to stand by Ukraine until it wins a war with Russia, British Foreign Minister James Cleverly asserted yesterday.more

Tesco has said people are "watching every penny" as they try to make ends meet, amid rising costs. more

UK Home Secretary Suella Braverman promised yesterday that the country will finally regain control of its borders. She stressed that stopping the uncontrolled flow of illegal immigrants is not racism or xenophobia.more

The chairman of oil company Shell yesterday called on the British government to impose a tax on windfall profits earned by companies in the energy sector, his company among others, to protect the poorest from rising energy prices.more

As much as a thousandfold - from £250,000 to £250 million - will increase the maximum penalty for water companies that unjustifiably discharge untreated wastewater into rivers or the sea, Britain's new Environment Minister Ranil Jayawardena announced Monday.more

London risks losing its edge as a city of opportunity and becoming an “exclusive enclave of elites”, a social mobility expert has warned.more

London's streets are not safe enough, the Prime Minister admitted on Tuesday. Liz Truss said efforts to tackle crime in the capital had to be improved and vowed that more police officers would be employed if the UK saw economic growth.more

The British Navy sent a frigate to the North Sea yesterday evening amid the potential risk of deliberately damaging the pipelines, the UK defense ministry said.more

Charles has been hailed as the “people’s King” at his first official reception as monarch, which saw hundreds of people pack into Holyroodhouse. The King and the Queen Consort met around 300 members of the British south-east Asian community at a reception in Edinburgh on Monday.more

The UK is already in a ‘devastating’ new Covid-19 wave that could ruin an already browbeaten NHS, experts say.more

British shoppers are expected to spend £4.4bn less on non-essentials – a fall of 22% – in the run-up to Christmas as a surge in the cost of living puts a squeeze on their spare cash.more

British Interior Minister Suella Braverman is set to announce a draft law today banning migrants who cross the English Channel from seeking asylum, The Times reported.more

The UK faces a "significant risk" of gas shortages this winter, which could affect electricity supplies, energy regulator Ofgem warned in a letter released yesterday.more

Major mortgage lenders are increasing the cost of home loans, with the average two-year fixed rate now close to 6%, new figures show. A typical two-year fixed mortgage deal is currently 5.75%, up from 4.74% on the day of the mini-budget, financial information service Moneyfacts said.more

Thames Water, Southern Water and other companies will be forced to cut tens of millions of pounds from consumers’ bills after the regulator said they had missed pollution targets.more

The energy crisis is hitting consumer budgets hard. Amid soaring gas prices and a higher cost of living in general, many households have become increasingly worried about their energy bills. The average European household will see a rise of about 7 per cent in its cost of living this year, relative to what was expected in early 2021, according to International Monetary Fund (IMF) estimates.more

The famous Polish pianist, Krystian Zimerman, who rarely gives interviews, spoke to the British "The Times" about his obsessive striving for perfection, his discouragement with the music business and Karol Szymanowski, whose works he records. The pianist confessed that he literally broke half of his tooth while practicing the song "Variations on a Polish Folk Theme".more

Kris Florek, a Polish businessman from the Netherlands, was awarded the title of entrepreneur and motivator of the last decade at The Professional Speakers Academy Awards in London.more