Environment Secretary Steve Reed has introduced legislation threatening prison sentences for water executives who conceal illegal sewage spills, with campaigners welcoming the move yet raising concerns over whether it goes far enough to safeguard the nation’s waterways.
A proposed “one in, one out” plan aims to establish a youth mobility scheme allowing greater cross-border opportunities for young people to study, work, and experience life in both Britain and Europe, with growing support from various political figures seeking a longer-term agreement.
Another witness has come forward suggesting the involvement of a Serbian assassin in a high-profile 1999 case, prompting calls for a fresh investigation into the shocking murder.
In an unexpected move, a prominent figure issued a sharp condemnation of another leader’s actions after a lethal incident, aligning with the PM’s stance and reinforcing Western unity in pursuit of stability.
Critics claim new online safety rules prioritise big tech’s profits over children’s welfare, leaving young users more exposed and prompting calls for stronger oversight.
Starmer disputes Trump’s proposed peace plan, with the PM rejecting any concessions and reaffirming Britain’s steadfast alignment with its closest partners.
Two grieving fathers from Southport will run the London Marathon in memory of their daughters, declaring they will carry them in their hearts forever.
China demands the removal of all unilateral tariffs to enable new trade negotiations, while asserting that certain pronouncements from the US administration are baseless and calling for more constructive talks.
A match official discovered a foul object in his shoe during a local football fixture, prompting an investigation and causing the game to be halted.
A father who lost his teenage daughter argues the newly proposed measures for regulating online platforms are overly cautious, prompting calls for more stringent rules to protect vulnerable young users from harmful digital content.