British engineers building nuclear-powered submarines were using software that had been outsourced to Belarus and Russia, in contravention of Ministry of Defence rules, the 'Daily Telegraph' has revealed.more

A stray Thames dolphin that was seen several times in west London on Thursday has not survived. The dead animal was found on the riverbank yesterday. On the same day, the body of another dead dolphin was also spotted in east London.more

Malaysia, Nigeria, Indonesia and Australia have all issued warnings to their citizens travelling to, or already in, the UK following six days of unrest in the country.more

Within the first month of the Labor government taking power, 3,596 illegal immigrants entered Great Britain through the English Channel, which is an almost identical number to the same period last year and clearly lower than in the same period a year earlier - according to statistics British Home Office.more

Yesterday, on the seventh day of protests sweeping across Great Britain following the killing of three young girls, the most serious riots broke out in Plymouth and Birmingham. In the event of further riots, an army of specialized officers is on standby, said British Prime Minister Keir Starmer after a meeting of the government's crisis council.more

Love them or hate them, crocs are back in fashion. And, whilst donning a pair during your commute sounds like a great idea, Network Rail is urging people to consider the dangers of doing so.more

Being a TikTok presenter and a historic character at a theme park are among the most popular jobs this year, according to new research.more

A group of 96 migrants were unlawfully detained at a Kent processing centre and subjected to ill-treatment by staff and humiliation, their lawyer has told the High Court. The claims have been brought against the Home Office, which is yet to formally file a defence.more

Drivers have been warned they face years of “permanently high” costs under Labour. Motoring bodies have warned that the Government, which has to find £22bn to fill its financing black hole, could increase fuel duty to raise £2.5bn.more

Pharmacies across England are unable to provide critical NHS and public health services owing to the overwhelming financial and operational pressures they are facing, according to research.more

British Airways owner IAG's (ICAG.L), opens new tab shares rose more than 7% on Friday, after the company's strong second-quarter performance and its move to scrap a proposed takeover of Spanish airline Air Europa.more

The hidden cost of rising workplace sickness in the UK has increased to more than £100bn a year, largely caused by a loss of productivity amid “staggering” levels of presenteeism, a report warns.more

Riots continued across Britain on Sunday as aggressors set fire to hotels used to house asylum seekers. Hotels were set on fire in Rotherham and Tamworth while in Bolton, rival groups of anti-immigrant and Muslim youths were kept apart by police.more

This year the station won’t have any event, countdown or departure board for the Hogwarts Express.more

Sadiq Khan’s vow to "eliminate" rough sleeping by 2030 has moved further out of reach. Latest figures published by City Hall on Wednesday showed that 4,223 people were seen sleeping rough in London between April and June, up 29 per cent on the same period last year. more

Fire brigades across England are rife with “pockets of abhorrent behaviour” such as sexist, racist and homophobic language, an investigation has found. The firefighting inspectorate discovered that almost a quarter of brigades were culpable with their behaviour excused as “old-school banter”, according to a report into allegations of a toxic culture.more

The lack of toilets on Elizabeth line trains has been blamed for stranded passengers trying to force open doors. A report into trains being stranded for several hours near Paddington, west London, on December 7 last year found the absence of lavatories on Elizabeth line services was “a contributing factor to the passenger self-evacuation”.more

Yesterday, violent riots broke out again in several British cities following the killing of three girls in Southport near Liverpool. Prime Minister Keir Starmer assured that the police have the full support of the government in taking action against extremists.more

British newlyweds have collectively spent a staggering £30 billion on their honeymoons, with the average couple shelling out £4,062 for their romantic getaway, a study found.more

Limit on welfare support, introduced in 2013, leaves some with just £4 a day for each family member, writes "Guardian".more

Wizz Air and Ryanair fail to impress UK consumers in latest survey focussing on how easy airlines are to contact, how well they deal with queries and more. A new Which? survey reveals Wizz Air is the worst airline in the UK for customer service. Ryanair wasn't far behind, when Which? surveyed more than 1,000 passengers about their experiences of customer service at major UK airlines. more

Concerns have been raised for a lone dolphin that has been spotted swimming in the Thames in west London. The mammal, believed to be an adult common dolphin, has been described as looking “extremely disoriented and pretty lethargic” and is being monitored by British Divers Marine Life Rescue (BDMLR).more

A police station and a car set on fire, three police officers injured and eight people arrested so far - these are the results of the riots that erupted last night in Sunderland in northeast England following Monday's murder of three girls in Southport near Liverpool.more

You don’t need to tell us at Time Out that the UK is home to a wealth of spectacular cultural institutions and fine establishments. We're always shouting from the rooftops about the best things to do, the best venues, the best places to eat, the best places to stay. So, when British places get recognised on a global scale, it’s a proud moment. more

The UK is at risk of having to fight for highly skilled workers in industries such as technology and banking, according to new research. It is among the top five countries to face a prevalent shortage of talent, recruitment firm Hays said in a report.more