The United Kingdom announced yesterday that individuals advertising illegal border crossings or the sale of fake passports on social media face up to five years in prison. According to the British government, the new law will help combat human trafficking gangs.more

Storm Floris has brought travel disruption to the UK, with an amber weather warning set to come into force. Some train and ferry services have already been cancelled with more likely to be impacted, including air and road transport.more

Chesham and Amersham, a leafy area in Buckinghamshire, has been named Britain's top retirement destination, according to a new comprehensive index. The area, celebrated for its convenient transport links to London, charming historic streets, and as a gateway to the picturesque Chilterns, secured the highest ranking in L&G's study. more

As travel hits its peak during the bustling summer season, families are jetting off around the world for their well-deserved holidays. Airports and holiday firms are seeing a spike in bookings, but finding comfort on those flights can still be a bit of a squeeze, writes MyLondon.news.more

A 76-year-old man has appeared in court facing charges related to sweets allegedly laced with sedatives after children fell ill at a summer camp in Leicestershire.more

An extreme nationalist group pursuing white supremacy has purchased land near the village of Llanafan Fawr in Wales to build a housing estate, the Times reported yesterday. The British right-wing party Reform UK confirmed that these activists are being vetted to prevent them from joining its ranks.more

Fifteen people have been arrested after protests across England outside hotels used to house asylum seekers. Anti-migrant groups and counter demonstrators clashed in London and Newcastle, and before a march in Manchester city centre.more

An “almost forgotten” river in east London will be revitalised and opened up to the public as part of a £3 million regeneration scheme, developers say.more

London stands out as a city of renters, not owners – and the latest figures lay bare just how stark the contrast is. New data from the Office for National Statistics shows that the five areas with the lowest levels of outright homeownership in England are all in the capital, with less than 13% of homes in Tower Hamlets, Hackney, Southwark, Islington and Lambeth owned outright by their occupants. more

Russian leader Vladimir Putin is not ready for serious negotiations on Ukraine, British Foreign Secretary David Lammy said in an interview published today in ‘The Guardian’. In his opinion, Putin “still has maximalist and imperialist ambitions”.more

The Scottish government has given the green light to the construction of the world's largest offshore wind farm. The decision was made a few days after US President Donald Trump, who was visiting the UK, criticised the project. Environmentalists warn that the investment poses a threat to marine fauna.more

For those of us in landlocked London, the closest thing to a beach is typically a warehouse filled with heaps of sand, a bartender concocting vibrant cocktails, and some second-rate David Guetta impersonator mumbling over a track. Luckily, we have several stunning beaches just a hop, skip and a jump away.more

Storm Floris is forecast to bring unseasonably strong winds to the UK on Monday, the Met Office has said. The strongest winds are expected during the afternoon and night across Scotland, with gusts of up to 85mph possible on exposed coasts and hills.more

Food inflation will rise to 6% by the end of the year in a “significant challenge” to household budgets in the run-up to Christmas, industry leaders have predicted. Retailers warned of rising prices and job losses if the Chancellor hiked taxes in the next budget, with two thirds of chief financial officers expecting further price rises, the British Retail Consortium (BRC) said.more

A chaotic attempt to change global trade and an empty, short-lived victory – this is how the British broadcaster BBC describes the introduction of tariffs by US President Donald Trump today.‘The Telegraph’ daily added that the new trade war is taking America back to the 1930s.more

The authorities at London Heathrow Airport, Europe's largest airport, today unveiled a new investment plan that includes the construction of a third runway. The estimated cost will be £49 million. The plan has been met with opposition from conservationists, residents and local politicians.more

The first NHS AI-run physiotherapy clinic has halved the waiting list for back pain and musculoskeletal services, according to the NHS trust where the pilot has taken place. More than 2,500 patients living in Cambridgeshire and Peterborough were able to access Flok Health, a physiotherapy platform run by AI, over a 12-week period starting in February.more

Ofcom, the British media and telecommunications regulator, launched an investigation yesterday into 34 pornographic platforms to check whether they use sufficiently effective age verification methods. According to research, 8% of children aged 8 to 14 regularly visit pornographic websites.more

The national system for sending emergency alerts to mobile phones in the UK will be tested again this September, the government has said. It will see compatible phones vibrate and make a siren sound for 10 seconds while displaying a message at 15:00 BST on 7 September, even if they are set to silent.more

Dom aukcyjny Sotheby's zwrócił Indiom zbiór klejnotów Buddy, wystawiony na sprzedaż wiosną br. Nabył je koncern Godrej Industries Group z siedzibą w Mumbaju. Negocjacje między właścicielem, rządem Indii i nabywcą trwały dwa miesiące - przekazała wczoraj agencja Reutera.more

Carbon passports could be introduced to restrict how frequently Britons are permitted to take overseas holidays, as part of efforts to tackle climate change.more

Britain’s biggest police force is to more than double its use of live facial recognition to up to 10 deployments a week. The move by the Metropolitan police comes as it restructures to cover the loss of 1,400 officers and 300 staff amid budget shortages.more

Haringey has been dubbed England’s “most rotten borough,” as new data reveals it has the highest number of upheld complaints per capita for the second year in a row.more

More than half of councils in the United Kingdom continue to use pesticides in parks, playgrounds, pavements, playing fields and housing estates, research revealed on Wednesday. But increasingly, local authorities are taking action to end or reduce their use of pesticides, according to research by the Pesticide Action Network.more

Palestine Action (PA) can challenge its status as a terror group, a judge had ruled. Huda Ammori, the co-founder of the pro-Palestine group, brought the case after Yvette Cooper, the Home Secretary, proscribed PA following an alleged attack on two Voyager aircraft at RAF Brize Norton on June 20.more