Politics
View all →Trump heralds Iran deal but questions - and risks - remain
President Trump announced an Iran deal as a diplomatic win, but significant uncertainty clouds the agreement's prospects. The president framed the dea…
Assisted dying returns to Parliament as MP urges peers to 'finish the job'
Lauren Edwards, a UK Member of Parliament, plans to reintroduce an assisted dying bill that narrowly passed the House of Commons but failed to complet…
Starmer set to ban under-16s from major social media platforms
UK Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer plans to announce Monday sweeping restrictions banning children under 16 from major social media platforms, marking…
Business
View all →OnlyFans 'agents' control and threaten creators while taking half their earnings, BBC finds
OnlyFans creators face systematic exploitation through predatory management arrangements that strip away half their earnings, BBC investigations revea…
UK electric car sales target set to be weakened
The UK government plans to weaken its electric car sales mandate, backing away from the previous target that required automakers to sell a rising perc…
Millions of people can get discounts on their bills - here's how
UK authorities have expanded access to discounted utility bills for millions of people claiming benefits. The lower social tariffs cover water, broadb…
Technology
View all →Tech firms had 'enough time' says Nandy, ahead of social media announcement
Culture Secretary Lisa Nandy signaled the government's readiness to move forward with online safety measures for teenagers, asserting that technology …
Farage says Reform has contacted X 'to highest level' over fake AI ads
Nigel Farage says Reform UK has escalated complaints about fraudulent AI-generated advertisements to Elon Musk's X platform at executive level. The fa…
Version of AI tool 'too powerful for public' released to public
Anthropic has released Claude Fable 5, a version of its Claude Mythos AI model, despite internal warnings that the tool proved "too powerful for publi…
Science
View all →Nasa has named the Artemis III crew - what is their mission?
NASA announced the three astronauts selected for the Artemis III mission. The agency tapped Christina Koch, Victor Glover, and Reid Wiseman to lead hu…
Nasa names next astronauts for Artemis Moon programme
NASA announced its next class of Artemis astronauts, but these four crew members will not touch lunar soil or orbit the Moon. Instead, they've been se…
Exploding rocket casts doubts over Nasa's Moon plans
Blue Origin's New Glenn rocket exploded during its debut flight, dealing a significant blow to both the company and NASA's lunar ambitions. The uncrew…
World
View all →Russian strikes kill nine in Ukraine and damage historic cathedral, officials say
Russian airstrikes killed nine people across Ukraine on Wednesday, damaging a historic cathedral in the process, according to Ukrainian officials. The…
US-Iran deal eases uncertainty over the war - but there is much still to play out
# US-Iran Deal Brings Cautious Hope, Though Regional Tensions Remain Unresolved The United States and Iran have reached a deal that eases some immedi…
Armed men kidnap high-ranking security official in Haiti
Armed gangs operating in Port-au-Prince have kidnapped James Boyard, a high-ranking Haitian security official, marking the most significant abduction …
Health
View all →MP opens up on 30-year fight for period healthcare
Labour MP Rosie Dunn has launched a public campaign to overhaul NHS waiting times for endometriosis diagnosis and treatment, citing her own 30-year ba…
Why you might not be buying the right pain relief for period cramps
Supermarket sales data reveals a troubling trend: women are increasingly purchasing ineffective over-the-counter pain medications for menstrual cramps…
Taboo subjects on the table at women's health event
Three nurses have launched a women's health event designed to break taboos around bodily functions and reproductive health. The organizers want attend…
Environment
View all →Farmers warn food security can't be taken for granted
British farmers gathered at the Bath and West Show are drawing direct comparisons between energy security and food security, warning that neither can …
New microplastics research examines River Thames
Researchers examining the River Thames have launched a new investigation into microplastics contamination, analyzing water samples to assess pollution…
Remote volunteers use CCTV to save red squirrels
Remote volunteers across the UK are now monitoring CCTV feeds to protect red squirrels from invasive grey squirrels. The initiative deploys camera net…
Entertainment
View all →Brighton's Yasin Ayari scores at World Cup but refuses to celebrate
Yasin Ayari netted a stunning goal for Sweden against Tunisia at the World Cup but made a deliberate choice not to celebrate. The Brighton midfielder'…
Man apologises for making racist gesture at Korean in World Cup match
A man apologised after making a racist gesture toward a South Korean influencer during a World Cup match in Mexico. The incident involved him pulling …
Lewis Hamilton wins first grand prix for Ferrari
Lewis Hamilton secured his maiden victory for Ferrari at the Barcelona-Catalunya Grand Prix, cementing his arrival at the Scuderia with a commanding p…
Lifestyle
View all →Vincent's parents 'never say he's good enough' - so he turned to a middle-aged couple online
Young people starved for parental validation are turning to "virtual parents," a niche group of online content creators who offer emotional support an…
Calls for Reformer Pilates regulation amid boom
UK reformer pilates studios exploded nearly tenfold over the past year, sparking calls for industry regulation. The rapid expansion has created a Wild…
Mums' choir leader 'baffled' by park fee structure
A UK postnatal choir leader has flagged an unusual disparity in park usage fees after discovering that professional dog walkers pay substantially less…