The UK House of Commons yesterday passed the Assisted Dying Bill, which will allow terminally ill adults in England and Wales to choose to end their lives, AP reported. 314 MPs voted in favour of the bill, with 291 voting against. The bill will now go to the House of Lords.more

Police detained eight men yesterday who attacked pro-Israeli demonstrators outside London's Iranian embassy, SKY News TV reported. In an official statement, Scotland Yard does not link the arrests to the demonstration.more

A good sunscreen is an essential part of staying protected in the sun, but we've uncovered two that failed key safety tests in our 2025 sunscreen investigation. We tested 15 different sun creams, covering big brands, own-labels and supermarket options from SPF30 to SPF50+, and two products failed our tests.more

Thousands of European airline staff are being trained to stop people boarding flights to Britain without valid visas, in a move billed by the foreign secretary as a digital upgrade to border controls.more

Overseas-trained dentists are working in McDonald’s and other takeaways in the UK even though millions of patients are finding it impossible to get NHS dental care. The disclosure comes in a new report being sent to MPs on Wednesday, which urges ministers to slash bureaucracy stopping dentists from abroad plugging the huge gaps in NHS dental care.more

Two members of a pro-Palestine group broke into RAF Brize Norton and damaged two aircraft, Palestine Action has claimed. In footage posted on social media, the group claims to have entered the base in Oxfordshire and to have escaped undetected overnight.more

Almost three-quarters of Britons support the Assisted Dying Bill, which would allow terminally ill people who meet certain criteria to be helped to end their lives, according to data published by pollster YouGov.more

A serial rapist feared to be one of the worst sexual offenders in British history has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 24 years for drugging and raping 10 women in the UK and China.more

Britain will rely on electricity from France to guard against the risk of blackouts this coming winter, officials have said. The National Energy System Operator (Neso), which oversees Britain’s electricity grid, said it would import power from France and other nearby European neighbours this winter to help backstop the network.more

The UK could see a boom in endangered sharks, rays and native oysters as species move habitats to respond to rising ocean temperatures, according to scientists. But some, including a clam that is the world's longest living animal, could struggle to adapt.more

"The Telegraph" selected – in no particular order – 10 lovely British seaside spots where you can promenade in a posher fashion.more

Britain is experiencing its first heatwave of the year, with temperatures set to peak on Friday and Saturday, with temperatures set to reach 33C. Meanwhile, weather forecasters say the climate is changing rapidly across the UK, with scorching summers with temperatures reaching 40C set to become the norm within the next 12 years.more

Tough rules announced in the government’s immigration white paper could jeopardise the UK’s net zero mission by causing labour shortages, a report has warned.more

A woman has been charged with the murder of Izabela Zablocka who disappeared 15 years ago, after police discovered human remains in a back garden. Ms Zablocka moved to the UK from Poland in 2009 when she was 30 and had been living in Derby when her family lost contact with her in 2010.more

The DWP has announced when it will be implementing its new Eligibility Verification measures, following the UK Government's pledge to begin 'the biggest fraud crackdown in a generation', aimed at curbing losses within the welfare system.more

Students should be ready to be shocked and offended at university, according to the man in charge of ensuring free speech on campuses. Arif Ahmed, from the Office for Students (OfS), which regulates universities, told the BBC that exposure to views which students might find offensive was "part of the process of education".more

The opening of HS2 will be delayed beyond the target date of 2033, the government has confirmed, but it did not say when the high speed railway line will begin operating.more

Kate is said to be disappointed at not attending the famous social and sporting occasion in Berkshire with her husband and the King and Queen.more

A lemur at a Scottish zoo has made history as the oldest in the world in captivity. The ring-tailed lemur lives at Five Sisters Zoo in West Lothian. Stumpy celebrated his 39th birthday on Sunday, June 15, surrounded by keepers and visitors. more

Inflation in the UK eased slightly to 3.4% last month as a steep fall in air fares and petrol prices was offset by a jump in the cost of food. May’s decline in the consumer prices index (CPI), down from the official figure of 3.5% for April, complicates the Bank of England’s interest rates decision on Thursday, although policymakers are still almost certain to hold interest rates at 4.25%.more

MPs have voted to change abortion legislation to stop women in England and Wales being prosecuted for ending their pregnancy. The landslide vote to decriminalise the procedure is the biggest change to abortion laws in England and Wales for nearly 60 years.more

Young people under the age of 18 are more aware of nicotine pouches, new data suggests. According to a survey commissioned by charity Action on Smoking and Health (Ash), the percentage of 11-17 year olds who said they knew of the pouches grew from 38% in 2024 to 43% this year.more

A culture of “blindness, ignorance and prejudice” led to repeated failures over decades to properly investigate cases in which children were abused by grooming gangs, a report has said.more

Today in Warsaw, Minister of National Defense Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz and British Deputy Defense Minister Vernon Coaker will take part in a ceremony to rehabilitate and honor General Stanisław Sosabowski.more

England faces huge future water shortages and needs a "continued and sustained effort" to reduce demand, including more hosepipe bans and 'smart' water meters, warns the Environment Agency.more