Boots advantage card holders have just under a week to make sure they activate their card or they risk losing their advantage points. more

Britain will support Ukraine as long as it takes to win the war, said the head of British diplomacy, Liz Truss. She stressed that if Russia is not defeated, it will not stop in Ukraine in its aggression.more

Food prices will rise quickly this summer due to soaring costs, grocery analysts have predicted. more

British Airways is facing strikes this summer after ground and cabin staff backed industrial action in a dispute over pay. more

Landlords are to be prevented from evicting tenants in England without giving a reason, under proposals published in a government White Paper. more

Commuters who park their car at London Bridge are being set back a whopping £35 per day, making it the most expensive train station for parking in the UK.more

UK interest rates have risen further as the Bank of England attempts to stem the pace of soaring prices. Rates have increased from 1% to 1.25%, the fifth consecutive rise, pushing them to the highest level in 13 years.more

UK airlines have been told to cancel flights they can't deliver this summer to stop a rerun of May's travel chaos. more

Nicola Sturgeon plans to hold a second referendum on Scottish independence in October next year if her government secures the legal approval to stage it. more

Passengers have been advised not to travel on trains unless necessary during strikes next week, with only a fifth of services due to run. more

The analysis identified up to 1,900km of shoreline - 30% of England's coast - where authorities currently plan to "hold the line" of existing flood defences.more

Petrol prices have hit new record highs every day for the past month, according to motoring organisation the RAC. more

Lord Geidt, adviser to British Prime Minister Boris Johnson on ministerial standards, resigned yesterday. He recently admitted that questions as to whether Johnson broke the ministerial code himself in connection with the Downing Street events were legitimate.more

The UK has expressed disappointment that the European Union has reopened one suspended infringement procedure and launched two new proceedings in response to a draft law allowing the British government to unilaterally amend the Northern Ireland Protocol.more

The Times Education Commission has found that British education is “failing on every measure”, with over half (59%) of parents with school-aged children believing that schools do not prepare pupils for life while 60% feel it does not prepare them for work.more

The company said it has seen a particularly sharp recovery at airport stores, amid a sharp increase in holidaymakers travelling internationally.more

Health chiefs issued a heat alert on Tuesday afternoon as temperatures were set to soar to up to 34°C in coming days. The UK Health Security Agency acted after the Met Office warned of high temperatures later this week.more

Eight million homes across the country will start to see cost-of-living payments hit their bank accounts on July 14 as part of the Government’s package to help households amid soaring energy prices. more

A teenager was beaten with a bed slat and stabbed with a needle by his mum and her partner during a ‘torture’ campaign, a court has heard. Sebastian Kalinowski, 15, was allegedly forced to undertake humiliating physical drills and was whipped with an extension cable to ‘spur him on’.more

The government has axed the £1500 plug-in car grant (PiCG) with immediate effect - bringing to an end an electric car incentive scheme that dates back to 2011. more

On the day the British government intended to deport 7 illegal immigrants to Rwanda - which ultimately did not happen after the intervention of the European Court of Human Rights - 444 more sailed to the shores of Great Britain, it said.more

An alleged Russian spy has been arrested at London's Gatwick airport, The Sun reported. The newspaper also warns that up to four Russian spies may operate in the British parliament.more

Disposable vape pens known as Elf Bars have exploded in popularity in recent months. more

Britain and the European Union were once again on the brink of a trade war over the Northern Ireland Protocol after the government in London - unable to persuade Brussels to renegotiate the agreement - decided to implement the proposed changes through a national law.more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson condemned the entry ban announced by the Russian authorities for leading British journalists and military, pointing out that silencing opponents is a typical act of the president of the country, Vladimir Putin.more