Primark is to finally sell its clothes online through a new click-and-collect service for children's products. more

Britain’s monkeypox outbreak is continuing to grow and is still not under control, experts have warned. more

EasyJet has announced plans to cut more flights over the busy summer period. The airline previously expected to run about 97% of its pre-Covid flight levels between July and September but that is now being scaled back to 90%.more

It is not for the government to intervene to stop rail strikes, the transport secretary has said - despite unions calling for talks. Grant Shapps said the RMT union's request for a meeting was a "stunt" and the union was "determined to go on strike".more

Due to the Russian invasion of Ukraine, the British army must be ready to fight again in Europe, warned the new commander of the land forces, General Patrick Sanders, in a letter sent to his subordinates.more

John Holland-Kaye, president of the UK's largest airport, London Heathrow, said it will take 12 to 18 months to restore the normal situation at airports that are unable to handle all scheduled flights due to a lack of staff.more

We have to prepare for a long war in Ukraine and ensure that this country survives, because if Russia kept the occupied territories, no country in the world could feel safe, wrote British Prime Minister Boris Johnson in a text for The Sunday Times.more

Some asylum claimants who arrived in the UK in small boats or in the back of lorries could be electronically tagged under a new Home Office trial. A 12-month trial could apply to adults due to be removed from the UK after arriving via what the government calls "dangerous or unnecessary" routes.more

British Queen Elizabeth II has for the first time since her coronation in 1953, completely abandoned the Royal Ascot horse racing, media reports.more

At a conference of the British Society of Cardiovascular Diseases in Manchester, an organic adhesive was presented that can repair damage to the heart after a heart attack.more

A Treasury minister has warned employees not to expect their wages to rise along with the soaring rate of inflation. Simon Clarke said that big increases in salaries to meet the rising cost of living could end up in a 1970s style "inflationary spiral".more

The BBC is in talks with the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) to potentially host the 2023 Eurovision Song Contest in the UK - not Ukraine. The show's organisers decided, after a "full assessment and feasibility study", that the event cannot be held in the winning country, Ukraine.more

In the case of infection with the Omikron variant, the risk of developing long-term complications, i.e. long Covid - preliminary UK research suggests.more

Pressure is growing on Boris Johnson to release a resignation letter penned by his ethics adviser, to reveal why he has quit suddenly – plunging the government into a fresh crisis. more

‘People’s health will suffer’ because government is ‘dragging its feet on tackling air quality,’ Labour MP says.more

England's first women's health ambassador is calling for "one-stop shops" where women can sort out their health needs.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson said during his unannounced visit to Kiev yesterday that he understood why Ukraine cannot compromise with Russia. He estimated that the Russian troops were under enormous pressure and that they were suffering heavy losses.more

People struggling with the soaring cost of living are cutting back on food and car journeys to save money, according to a BBC-commissioned survey. more

Due to the staff shortage, London Gatwick airport reduced the number of available flights during the peak summer period. The reason is the staff shortage that the entire aviation industry is currently struggling with.more

Brits are being urged to take care this weekend as the Met Office predicts a "dangerous" 34C heatwave this weekend. more

A London double-decker bus burst into flames this morning forcing terrified passengers and the driver to flee. more

Royal Ascot will allow male attendees to remove their ties today as Britain braces itself for the hottest day of the year so far, with temperatures reaching 34C (93.2F) in some parts of the country.more

A Cabinet minister suggested on Thursday that it will be weeks before the Government tries again to send migrants to Rwanda and refused to say that a single person will be deported there by the end of the year. more

Wikileaks founder Julian Assange’s extradition to the US has been approved by UK Home Secretary Priti Patel. Mr Assange has 14 days to appeal the decision, the Home Office said.more

The British government yesterday announced the imposition of sanctions on another group of Russian citizens, including the commissioner for children's rights, Maria Lvov-Belova, for her role in forcibly taking away Ukrainian children from the Luhansk and Donetsk oblasts and sending them for adoption in Russia.more