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Royal Mail is under investigation by Ofcom after failing to meet key delivery performance targets, potentially facing another fine from the regulator.

 

A recent Home Office operation targeting people smuggling and abuse of the Common Travel Area (CTA) has led to 33 arrests across Northern Ireland, North West England, and Wales.

 

An unnamed UK Special Forces (UKSF) officer personally rejected 1,585 resettlement applications from Afghan nationals with credible ties to UK special forces, according to documents revealed

 

London Councils have commissioned City Science to carry out new research focused on climate equity. The goal is to offer practical recommendations that help both London Councils and

 

Retail sales in the UK jumped by 1.2% in April, according to the Office for National Statistics (ONS), as sunny weather and the Easter holiday drove higher spending on food and drink.

 

The British pound reached its strongest level in over three years on Friday, buoyed by stronger-than-expected UK retail sales and growing unease surrounding U.S. financial markets.

 

Millions of public sector employees, including nurses, doctors, teachers, and armed forces personnel, have been offered pay increases ranging from 3.6% to 4.5%, following the government's

 

Sea temperatures around the UK and Ireland have spiked sharply, with some areas now up to 4°C above normal—a change that could affect marine ecosystems and swimmers alike.

 

The UK defence industry is set for a significant boost as European missile systems manufacturer MBDA announces a £200 million investment at its Bolton site, creating 700 high-skilled jobs.

 

The UK Government has been temporarily barred from signing a controversial agreement to transfer sovereignty of the Chagos Islands to Mauritius, after a High Court judge issued an