A beautiful city in England crowned as the most walkable is constantly named the prettiest for its stunning architecture, and vibrant cultural scene. York in England looks straight out of a fairytale.more

Yellow heat health alerts are in place for most of England this week, as daytime temperatures look set to reach 30C (86F). The alerts from the UK Health Security Agency, external (UKHSA) will remain in place in eight regions until 17:00 on Thursday.more

According to the latest data, we will pay the most for renting an apartment in Europe in London - an average of EUR 5,199 per month for a 3-room apartment in the city center. For comparison, in Warsaw it is on average EUR 1,700.more

The Princess Royal has been admitted to hospital after she suffered minor injuries and concussion on her estate in Gloucestershire, Buckingham Palace has said. Princess Anne, 73, is expected to make a full and swift recovery after an incident at her Gatcombe Park estate, a statement said.more

Riders will be banned from abandoning e-bikes on busy town centre pavements in a South London borough under a new scheme. Wandsworth Council will bring the ban into force once it has finished installing 111 parking bays for e-bikes across the borough, including Clapham Junction, Tooting Broadway, Tooting Bec, Wandsworth Town, Balham and Putney town centres.more

Three popular sunscreen lotions offer less protection than they claim, according to consumer organisation Which? Three lotions, from Calypso Sun, Bondi Sands and Asda did not pass all the tests - but others, including some cheaper options from supermarkets Aldi and Lidl, did.more

The number of driving tests being taken has reached record levels following efforts to reduce a backlog created during the coronavirus pandemic, figures show.more

A new wave of Covid infections appears to have begun as hospitalisations surged 24% in the latest week. It comes amid the spread of a new variant and as immunity weakens among people who have not had a Covid booster jab for months or years.more

In Great Britain, there has been no unified formation or organization dealing with or coordinating civil defense for over half a century, although since the Covid-19 pandemic, there have been voices arguing for the advisability of restoring it.more

Manchester Airport authorities announced yesterday afternoon that departures from Terminals 1 and 2 will resume, previously due to a power failure. However, passengers still had to deal with delays for many hours.more

Above all, the Conservative Party is trying to draw clear dividing lines between it and the opposition, while Labour is trying to do nothing to make it harder for it to win, say experts at Queen Mary University of London about the election programmes of Britain's two main parties.more

A wave of criticism fell yesterday on Nigel Farage, leader of the right-wing populist Reform UK party, following his statements on Friday about Russia and Vladimir Putin. They were condemned by UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak and opposition leader Keir Starmer, among others. The leader of Britain's right-wing populist Reform UK party today asserted that he is not an apologist for Putin.more

All flights from Manchester Airport in north-west England were cancelled or delayed this morning due to a power cut.more

After its success in Madrid, Vienna and Toronto, 'The Formula 1 Exhibition' will come to London. From August 23, fans of this sport will have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the world of fast cars and fearless drivers, learn about the history of F1 and, thanks to professional simulators, feel like they are in a racing car. The exhibition in London will be the largest exhibition so far.more

The British bank NatWest will withdraw from operations in Poland by the end of 2025, which will result in the entire staff of its Polish branch, numbering approximately 1,600 people, losing their jobs.more

Nigel Farage, leader of the British right-wing populist Reform UK party, said yesterday that the war in Ukraine is "of course" Vladimir Putin's fault, but also that the West provoked Russia by expanding NATO and the European Union.more

A suspiciously large number of bets that the House of Commons elections would be held on July 4, placed a day before the announcement of that date, became another problem for British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak. Two candidates for MPs from his Conservative Party have already been investigated in this case.more

Network Rail took photographs of people passing through ticket barriers as part of a trial launched in 2022, according to documents obtained by civil liberties group Big Brother Watch.more

The Qilin hacking gang, which is believed to be operating from Russia, published 400GB of sensitive data overnight Thursday to Friday, stolen during a cyber-attack on a company carrying out laboratory tests for London hospitals in early June.more

At least 86 people have already been admitted to hospitals in the UK due to symptoms of E. coli infection, the UK Health Security Agency (UKHSA) reported yesterday. The source of the outbreak is believed to be lettuce leaves in some pre-packed sandwiches.more

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk was yesterday awarded the annual prize by one of the foremost think tanks on international affairs, London's Chatham House.more

The Stonehenge stone circle has not been permanently damaged as a result of an attack by activists from Just Stop Oil, Nick Merriman, director of English Heritage, the organisation that looks after England's most important monuments, announced yesterday. The activist group said it would be carrying out more similar actions over the summer.more

Naomi Campbell is one of modelling's greatest icons. Both her beauty, her distinctive walk and her explosive character are legendary. Now the story of this chameleon of the fashion world will be showcased in a solo exhibition. From 22 June to 6 April next year, the exhibition 'Naomi: In Fashion' will be on display at London's Victoria and Albert Museum.more

London is likely to be hotter than the Algarve next week with temperatures are expected to creep up to 27C. BBC Weather is predicting that London will bask in hot sunshine throughout the week after a damp start to the summer.more

Rishi Sunak is in danger of becoming the first incumbent British Prime Minister in history not to get into the House of Commons by losing an election in his own constituency, according to a Savant Centre poll for the 'Daily Telegraph' published yesterday afternoon.more