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13:17 JD Vance tells Russia and Ukraine: Do a deal or US 'will walk away'

Vance spoke as envoys from Washington, Kyiv and European nations gathered for talks in Britain amid a new US push to end Russia's war in Ukraine.

12:52 ‘Nepo babies should be doing stuff like this’: are rich people ruining or reviving club culture?

London’s underground dance scene is increasingly funded by inherited wealth. From Mike Ashley’s son to a Tetra Pak heir, monied promoters explain their motivations

11:04 Gap in the West Camp; London's initiative for Ukraine's peace was it breathtaking?

London - IRNA - The meeting of the US, British, France, Germany and Ukraine foreign ministers, which was scheduled to take place in London today (Wednesday) to negotiate a cease -fire and peace in Ukraine, was abolished and reduced to the expert level following disagreement between the parties; A transformation that is a clear sign of divide and disagreement among Western countries.

10:44 Russian attacks continue as Ukraine and western countries meet for downgraded talks

Seven people killed in drone attack on Marhanets in Ukraine’s Dnipropetrovsk region

08:24 New Mail podcast: The truth behind Britain's biggest domestic burgalry

Tamara Ecclestone, the daughter of racing supremo Bernie Ecclestone, was on holiday when thieves raided her heavily guarded mansion on London 's 'billionaires' row'.

06:35 Zelinski's statement cancels Rubio's visit to London

Zelinski's statement cancels Rubio's visit to London

06:32 Shakespeare did not leave his wife Anne in Stratford, letter fragment suggests

Professor says text shows Hathaway lived with playwright in London, upending the established idea of an unhappy marriage

03:49 Oasis singer finally meets nephews

Oasis fans harbouring any lingering doubts about the much-anticipated reunion tour going ahead this year got a big boost of reassurance via a sweet post from Liam Gallagher.

02:03 Happy St George's Day... oh wait: Church says celebration has MOVED

St George's Day usually takes place every year on April 23. But this year's feast day has been put back five days until Monday April 28 by the Church of England.

01:47 Police officers who fail background checks to be automatically sacked

Move designed to restore public confidence will give police chiefs stronger powers to get rid of rogue officers in England and Wales

19:14 Double-decker bus driver admits killing nine-year-old girl

Martin Asolo-Agogua, 23, had been up all night at a social event when he crashed the double-decker bus into Ada Bicakci and her five-year-old brother at around 9.05am on August 3, 2024.

18:55 Londoners and tourists mourn Pope Francis as the Catholic church enjoys new lease of life

London letter: Requiem mass was held at Westminster Cathedral, home to resurgent Catholicism in England and Wales

16:57 Vladimir Putin's major shift as London to host key meeting on Ukraine war

The Russian leader may finally be about to take a decisive step in his brutal war against Ukraine - as Starmer is set to host allies for talks, including the US.

16:57 Urgent warning issued to anyone with mirrors near windows

A fire service has issued a warning to anyone who keeps mirrors or other reflective items near windows or windowsills.

16:51 Mystery as normal homes in UK towns daubed in red paint

The mysterious string of red-paint attacks is wreaking havoc across seemingly normal UK neighbourhoods.

16:49 Man accused of murder after body found in garden appears in court

Alireza Askari, 41, is accused of murdering Paria Veisi, 37, whose body was later found at a property in the Penylan area of Cardiff.

15:29 Sea of red returns to Tower of London for VE Day 80th anniversary spectacular

A sea of red blooms once more at the Tower of London, as the first of 30,000 poppies is planted, marking a poignant countdown to the 80th anniversary of VE Day.

14:48 UK hot weather sees nine-day ‘mini-heatwave’ sparking 23C scorcher

Following a wet and chilly Easter, exciting new weather maps show a summer-like spike in temperatures is finally on the heatwave horizon.

14:31 'Death Is Not The End' -- Pope Francis' Final Thoughts on the Afterlife

The Vatican on Tuesday published the final thoughts of the late Pope Francis on the afterlife, in an essay he wrote in February.

14:21 Cardinals meeting for first time since Pope’s death as funeral preparations begin

Cardinals meeting for first time since Pope’s death as funeral preparations begin - Pope Francis died on Easter Monday aged 88 following a cerebral stroke

22/04 Meghan finally addresses launch drama: ‘Word salad’

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22/04 Vatican Announces Time and Date for Funeral of Pope Francis

The Vatican has decided the funeral for Pope Francis will take place on Saturday, April 26 at 10:00 local time in Rome.

22/04 Tiny sum Marianne Faithfull left to family as she died without a will

Faithfull who died aged 78 on January 30 this year became the ultimate rock chick, inspiring Stones songs such as Wild Horses and You Can't Always Get What You Want.

22/04 Ukraine Accuses Russia of Using 'Easter Ceasefire' to Reinforce Positions

Ukraine and Russia accused one another of using the Easter truce to cynically advance their military positions.

22/04 Trump Effect: Swiss Pharma Giant Roche to Invest $50+ Billion in U.S.

Swiss pharmaceutical giant Roche announced Tuesday it will invest upwards of $50 billion in the United States over the next five years.

22/04 Major high street chain closing three more stores within weeks

Three branches of a major high street store are set to close in yet another blow to the high street, the chain has been in turmoil since 825 shops were put up for sale earlier this year.

22/04 The extraordinary rise of bakery tourism: ‘People travel from all over the world. It’s mind-blowing!’

Beer crawls are out and bakery crawls are in, with people arranging whole days, weekends or even holidays around the search for the perfect loaf or croissant

22/04 Pictured: Woman, 45, stabbed to death in Enfield flat

Pamela Munro was found with knife injuries after police rushed to an address in Ayley Croft, Enfield, at around 7pm on Saturday.

22/04 Council accused of 'destroying fun' after plans to ban ice cream vans

The Royal Borough of Greenwich has sparked a backlash over the last two years after submitting plans to ban ice cream vans from trading in more than 30 roads in the area.

22/04 Jean Charles de Menezes’s mother says ‘everyone should watch’ TV drama about his killing

Disney+ series revisits killing of Brazilian man wrongly identified as a terrorist by Met police officers in 2005

22/04 Cruel internet trend that has gone too far

There is an overwhelming, loin-girding amount going on in the world right now so let’s talk about the only story that matters: Are two actors, who a couple of months ago none of us could have picked out of a lineup of talented but jobbing supporting thespians, locked in a cold war?

22/04 Volodimir Zelensky announced that he will send a delegation to London to participate in peace conversations

"We are ready to achieve a high unconditional fire," said the Ukrainian president, ensuring that Russia is responsible for prolonging the war

22/04 Trump Reveals Plans to Attend Pope Francis's Funeral

President Donald Trump announced that he would attend Pope Francis's funeral after the Vatican announced that the Pope had died.

21/04 Ulianov: Iran -US negotiations have accelerated

London - IRNA - Russia's permanent representative to international organizations based in Vienna, citing Iran -US decision to start expert dialogues, said the process of negotiations between the two countries has accelerated him.

21/04 Francis Critics, Conservatives Among the Top Candidates to Be Next Pope

In the wake of Pope Francis' passing on Easter Monday, the Catholic Church will begin the process of selecting the next Bishop of Rome.

21/04 Top comedy club that celeb comics often star fails hygiene inspection

The club has had to make major changes after environmental health inspectors found evidence of mice, droppings on bar surfaces, and mould in the ice machine.

21/04 Russell Brand attends church in Florida before UK court appearance

Despite his scheduled UK court appearance having been charged earlier this month for multiple sexual offences, Russell Brand visited a church near his home in Florida on Easter Sunday.

21/04 Chaos and hundreds stranded as all trains cancelled at major UK station

All trains have been cancelled at Paddington railway station in London due to an issue.

21/04 Family of student murdered in London 10 years ago make fresh appeal for help

Ola Raji’s sisters ask public for support in finding killers of 21-year-old, who was shot and stabbed in Peckham

21/04 New UK airline reveals long-haul flight serving Laurent-Perrier champagne in economy

A new UK airline, promising to revive the 'golden age of flying', will soon have its first long-haul flight, with free-flowing Laurent-Perrier champagne on offer to all, even those in economy.

21/04 Beginning the competition for Pope Francis / Who will become the next leader of the Catholic Church?

London - IRNA - With the death of Pope Francis, the leader of the Catholic Church, the world's cardinals are on the verge of choosing his successor; The traditional process held in the form of a confidential meeting called "Cenclau" in the Vatican and has attracted the attention of the world.

21/04 Papal Conclave Will Select a New Pope: Here's How It Works

With the death of Pope Francis early Monday morning, the question is posed: who will replace him and how will it be decided?

21/04 ‘A different kind of pain’: Alex Yee prepares for London Marathon debut

The Olympic triathlon champion tells Donald McRae he is seeking ‘personal and physical growth’ in Sunday’s London Marathon

21/04 'He Returned to the House of the Father': Europe Lauds Pope Francis

In Paris, the bells of the recently restored Notre Dame rung out and football matches across Italy are cancelled in mourning. 

21/04 From Brajam to the consequences of Iran's nuclear diplomacy in the green continent

London - IRNA - European officials, media and think -tanks have assessed the second round of indirect Iran -US negotiations in Rome as a positive step in advancing the diplomatic process and welcoming the start of expert meetings in Oman, emphasizing the need to maintain this path to a final agreement.

21/04 Pensioner with severe learning disabilities could face eviction over care costs dispute

Hugh Kirsch’s case one of wave of evictions of vulnerable residents caused by crisis in adult social care funding

21/04 Arts Council England a victim of ‘London-centric’ media coverage, CEO says

Darren Henley says regional arts leaders do not have same newspaper coverage as those in the capital

21/04 Chinese Spies Bugging Park Benches, Pubs Near UK Gov't Offices: Report

Chinese spies have reportedly planted surveillance devices throughout central London, including on park benches and pubs near Westminster.

21/04 Terminally ill teacher with 50+ tumours 'not giving up' with London marathon run

EXCLUSIVE: Assisted dying campaigner Nathaniel Dye, 38, hopes to finish the London Marathon one more time.

21/04 Vatican Announces Pope Francis Has Died

Pope Francis has died, the Vatican announced early Monday morning. He was 88.

21/04 Harry Potter’s most scandalous cast secrets, from a cannabis farm to OnlyFans and nude Playboy pics

It kickstarted the careers of many a child star who went on to Hollywood fame, including Daniel Radcliffe and Emma Watson.

20/04 Chinese spies are 'bugging London pubs and park benches,' security chiefs warn

Beijing is desperately trying to obtain Government secrets through a network of agents in London, spy chiefs have said.

20/04 British surrogacy firm pays 'exploited' women in Mexico just £12,000

Britons looking for a child are turning to Mexico for cut-price surrogate babies - with one UK agency accused of cashing in by setting up a branch in the country.

20/04 Noel Gallagher 'cuts ties with best man Russell Brand'

The Oasis star, 57, who previously had a close bond with the now disgraced actor and comedian, has now been allegedly advised by his daughter, Anaïs, to cut contact.

20/04 Chaotic scenes as dozens of travellers swamp Harrods for meet-up

There were chaotic scenes as travellers stood near the luxury department store in Knightsbridge when it was already teeming with shoppers.

20/04 Christian Revival: Record Number of Adults Baptized in France on Easter

A record number of adults in France are expected to be baptized across the country on Easter, as more young people join the Catholic Church.

20/04 Slow Horses for courses as Scots star Jack gets a Slough honour

Scots actor Jack Lowden has been made an honorary resident of the English town of Slough thanks to his starring role in hit TV show Slow Horses.

20/04 Arsenal destroys Ipswich and hopes for a chance to become a champion

As part of the London club, a Ukrainian Alexander Zinchenko, who distinguished himself as an assistant, came to the game.

20/04 Islamist Inmates Exempt From Dog Sniffing Searches, Union Boss Claims

A UK prison officers' union claimed guards are not allowed to search Muslim prisoners with sniffer doggs at the prison where multiple officers were stabbed.

20/04 Signs that shame trans movement: Placards call for TERFs to be hanged

The landmark Supreme Court hearing ruled that the definition of a woman is based on biological sex, meaning transgender women are no longer considered women in the eyes of the law.

20/04 The trick Irish travellers used at bars... before suing for thousands

A group of Irish travellers went on an alternative pub crawl - going to six different bars in the same area of suburban London.

20/04 Trans activists proudly show themselves off in female toilets

The landmark Supreme Court hearing ruled that the definition of a woman is based on biological sex, meaning transgender women are no longer considered women in the eyes of the law.

20/04 Pope Francis in Surprise Easter Sunday Appearance After Serious Illness

Pope Francis made a surprise appearance for Easter Sunday blessings at the Vatican's St Peter's Square on Sunday, defying the serious illness which has left him struggling over the past few months.

20/04 Manhunt in Germany After Two Shot Dead in Frankfurt Suburb

German police in a spa town north of Frankfurt on Sunday expanded a manhunt after two people were fatally shot.

20/04 Mega Poll Shows Farage's Reform Party on Pace to Win Next Election

A poll has found that Nigel Farage's Reform UK party would win the most seats in parliament if the election were held today.

20/04 JD Vance and Pope Francis Share Brief Meeting in Rome

Pope Francis met briefly in his hotel Sunday with U.S. Vice President JD Vance who is spending Easter in Rome alongside his family.

20/04 Zelensky Accuses Russia of Continuing Attacks During 'Easter Ceasefire'

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy accused Russia of failing to abide by the Easter ceasefire announced by Vladimir Putin.

20/04 HS2 exec on £235,000 a year claims £5.40 Tube fare to attend a meeting

Chief Railway Officer Emma Head submitted three small claims for London Underground journeys in October and November last year.

20/04 Feminist Statue Defaced During Pro-Trans Protest Rage in London

LGBT activists defaced a feminist statue as they protested the British Supreme Court ruling that found "a person is either a woman or a man.”

20/04 Asylum seekers sleeping rough 'throw rubbish and urinate in street'

This comes after the Express exclusively revealed that around 50 people - mainly from Eritrea - were sleeping rough on the steps of Westminster Cathedral.

20/04 UK town in 'utter shock' as Labour plans 'eyesore' bigger than Wembley

EXCLUSIVE: Residents in Potters Bar are angry and upset at plans to build Europe's biggest data centre on their precious green belt.

20/04 Charlie Murphy: ‘IVF felt like I was at the casino and throwing the dice’

After five ‘gruelling’ rounds of IVF, the Safe Harbor actor is enjoying being an expectant mother

20/04 The US is preparing new negotiations on war in Ukraine

Washington still hopes to reach the ceasefire agreement in the short term.

20/04 'Deliberately antagonistic': Jewish community condemns Essex pro-Palestine march during Passover

The 'Essex March for Palestine' passed through the streets of Westcliff, near Southend, chanting “stop killing children” while Jewish families walked home from synagogue after Shabbat.

20/04 BBC axes Wimbledon show's woke stunts in humiliating U-turn

Insiders have revealed the BBC plans to air a more conventional highlights package, made up of more match action and serious punditry, with fewer pre-recorded stunts.

20/04 Astonishing claims that Al Fayed bugged a female aide's flat

Police are investigating astonishing claims that corrupt detectives working for Mohamed Al Fayed deceived one of his victims by staging an elaborate ruse involving a bogus MI5 officer and a bugged flat.

20/04 Sally Anne Bowman's mother blasts Australia

Mark Dixie brutally raped and murdered 18-year-old Sally Anne near her home in Croydon, south London, in September, 2005, in a crime that shocked Britain.

19/04 Patient dies after medics mistook fatal hernia problem for stomach bug

Nigel Parsley ruled earlier this month that there had been a 'missed opportunity' to save the life of Thomas Glover, 71, who had been discharged from hospital with suspected gastroenteritis.

19/04 Hot weather maps show exact date England will bask in 20C heat - check your area

The UK is set to bask underneath 20 degrees sunshine in early May.

19/04 ‘One hell of a turnout’: trans activists rally in London against gender ruling

Thousands gather in Parliament Square in a show of unity after supreme court judgment

19/04 Nicola Coughlan hits out at JK Rowling after gender ruling celebration

A landmark Supreme Court hearing on Wednesday ruled that the definition of a woman is based on biological sex, meaning transgender women are no longer legally considered women.

19/04 King Charles III Will Host President Trump For Historic Visit in September

President Donald Trump said he feels "really just a great respect" for the Royal Family as he named September.

19/04 Three Tourists Among Dead in Cable Car Crash in Naples, Italy

Three tourists were among four people who were killed when a mountain cable car plunged into a ravine south of Naples.

19/04 Vladimir Putin Announces Temporary Easter Ceasefire in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin announced a temporary Easter ceasefire in Ukraine, the Kremlin said Saturday. | London / Europe

19/04 Conor McGregor Blasts Mass Migration as a 'Genocide' in Ireland

The open borders agenda is tantamount to a "genocide" which threatens to "erase" Irish culture, MMA legend Conor McGregor said.

19/04 Thousands of trans activists protest Supreme Court gender ruling

Trans rights groups, trade unions and community organisations came together for what was billed as an 'emergency demonstration' in Parliament Square.

19/04 Chris Finill is ready to run every marathon in London at 66 years of age

Interview with London Marathon ‘Ever Present' Chris Finill.

19/04 Italian teen who stabbed jogger living in UK thanks to legal loophole

The boy was just 13 when he repeatedly knifed Marta Novello, now 28, while she was out for a run in a local park in March 2021 near Venice.

19/04 Poundland to shut another of its 825 stores in major blow to high street

Poundland will be closing another one of its stores at the start of May.

19/04 Russia Claims Capture of Another Ukraine Holdout in Kursk Region

Russia has pushed Ukrainian forces from one of their last remaining footholds in Russia's Kursk region, officials said Saturday.

19/04 Italy Upholds Life Sentence for Pakistani Couple over Honor Killing of Daughter

An Italian appeals court upheld life sentences for a Pakistani couple convicted of murdering their daughter in a so-called honor killing.

19/04 Doctor Accused of Killing 15 Patients, Suspected in 95 Other Deaths

A German palliative care doctor has been accused of killing at least 15 of his patients and is suspected in at least 95 more cases.

19/04 UK Bans French 'Great Replacement' Writer From Entering Country

French writer Renaud Camus has been informed that his presence in the United Kingdom "is not considered to be conducive to the public good."

19/04 There are fewer children in England’s primary schools. That’s no reason to strip funding from them | Lola Okolosie

Across the country, there’s a demographic shift. This is a chance to reinvest in our threadbare education system, says Lola Okolosie, an English teacher and writer

19/04 Aussie fashion icon dead at 60

Tributes are flowing for an iconic Australian fashion designer, who died after battling a short battle with a brain disorder.

19/04 Trans protesters to descend on London and Edinburgh today

Trans rights groups will come together for an 'emergency demonstration' in central London , while a rally and march organised by Resisting Transphobia will take place in Edinburgh .

19/04 The European city where house prices are rising faster than New York and Dubai

This stunning city has become the strongest property hotspot in the world in terms of price increases.

19/04 Huge boost for UK’s biggest library in for £1.1bn extension

Managers say the scheme will also support the delivery of a key railway project.

19/04 YOUR last-minute guide to the tastiest Easter eggs on the High Street

From treats shaped like giant pistachio nuts to eggs that taste like tiramisu, this year's range of Easter chocolate is more tempting than ever.

19/04 Manchester Arena terrorist 'sent to the same unit as Southport killer'

Terrorist Hashem Abedi, 28, was moved to Belmarsh, a high security prison in south London , after he allegedly attacked three prison guards with hot cooking oil.

19/04 New flavours of ice cream loved by Gen Z include soy sauce and custard

If you think ice cream is a bit, well, vanilla, and finding a delicious dessert is proving to be a rocky road, the latest online trend will tickle your tastebuds.

18/04 Pubs to stay open extra two hours to celebrate anniversary of VE Day

The Prime Minister has ordered that pubs and bars that usually close at 11pm be able to keep serving for an extra two hours on Thursday May 8 to celebrate.

18/04 Treatment of British army veterans ‘absolutely disgusting’ say bikers in Legacy Act protest

More than 1,000 people gathered in Whitehall, London, to protest against the repealing of key elements of the Northern Ireland Troubles Act

18/04 Ruth Chepngetich and Peres Jepchirchir withdraw from London Marathon

World-record holder Ruth Chepngetich said she is ‘not in the right place mentally or physically’ while defending champion Peres Jepchirchir has an ankle injury

18/04 Trump’s second state visit to UK to be disrupted by ‘even bigger’ protests

Stop Trump coalition to dust off blimp, hoping demonstrations will surpass those during US president’s 2019 visit

18/04 The incredible £4m lido opening in London with heated pool, splash park and spa

A £4m lido with a heated pool, splash park, and spa will re-open in the East London in 2026.

18/04 Residents of London apartment block left without running water for 12 days

Housing association L&Q’s contractors shut off water to 12 flats in Sidcup without warning to repair leaking pipe

18/04 JD Vance Attends Good Friday Service at Vatican with His Family

U.S. Vice President JD Vance and his family were at the Vatican for Good Friday services to celebrate Easter. The convalescing pope did not attend.

18/04 NGOs Received Billions From EU Commission to Lobby Politicians: Report

The EU reportedly gave billions to NGOs, allegedly in exchange for lobbying efforts on behalf of the European Commission.

18/04 Got indigestion? Doctor reveals coffee mistake worsening your symptoms

The habit can stimulate the stomach to produce more acid, leading to reflux symptoms including heartburn, nausea, bad breath and bloating, experts say.

18/04 U.S. Airstrikes Target Yemen's Houthi Terrorist Oil Port

U.S. airstrikes hit the Ras Isa oil port held by Yemen’s Houthi terrorists Friday, reportedly killing 38 people and wounding 102 others.

18/04 Trump Will Walk From Ukraine Talks in Days if no Progress Warns Rubio

The U.S. will do whatever it takes to get peace in Ukraine as long as "either side or both" actually engage in the process, said Rubio.

18/04 UK and France in Talks over Illegal Migrants for Asylum Seekers Swap

Britain and France are negotiating a potential one-for-one exchange of illegal migrants returned to France and asylum seekers sent to the UK.

18/04 Major Eurotunnel rule change set to hit families

Holidaymakers have been warned that they could be hit with surprise extra charges on the Eurotunnel for failing to comply with a change in rules.

18/04 Full list of Easter UK train station closures as travel chaos looms

National Rail has confirmed hundreds of engineering projects are planned this Easter weekend with travellers to face disruption

18/04 Story of a Murder: The Wives, the Mistress and Dr Crippen by Hallie Rubenhold – Rich narrative highlights ‘the fear of the empowered woman’

The British historian brings a fresh focus to this re-examination of the case of the notorious wife-murderer

18/04 From homework to housework, how British attitudes have changed since the 1930s

Study shows women today are happier being women – but getting up to go to work remains as punishing as ever

18/04 Man 'mounts and slashes teen in face' outside school as witnesses pin him down

A man was arrested after witnesses claim he was 'mounting' and slashing at a teenage girl outside a school in Northolt, west London

18/04 Wild scenes as Tottenham survive Europa League drama

Ange Postecoglou was 90 minutes away from unemployment when his team walked onto Deutsche Bank Park to face Eintracht Frankfurt on Friday morning.

17/04 Zelensky Says ‘Good Progress’ on U.S.-Ukraine Minerals Deal

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky reports “good progress” on a mineral rights deal between Ukraine and the United States.

17/04 Killers who stabbed man before buying pints of Guinness are jailed

Mr Siafa - described as 'kind' and 'gentle' - was stabbed at least 13 times in 20 seconds in a premeditated attack and died in the arms of members of the public who rushed to help him.

17/04 Murder trial of man accused of shooting dead girl, 17, collapses

Tanesha Melbourne-Blake, 17, was murdered in a drive-by shooting, just weeks before her 18th birthday, in Tottenham, north London back in 2018.

17/04 Trump Media urges regulators to investigate hedge fund’s vast bet against stock

Company behind Truth Social accuses London-based hedge fund Qube of alleged ‘suspicious trading activity’

17/04 Spurs contractors judged felled Enfield oak to be ‘fine specimen’

Toby Carvery owner apologises over tree’s felling as football club faces questions about whether it knew of decision

17/04 German Police Raid Farm Over Alleged Making of Lethal Bioweapon Ricin

Emergency services and got scientists raided farmhouse in hunt for improvised lab allegedly producing a potent biological weapon.

17/04 UK temps to hit 20C in three-day weekend scorcher after Easter washout

Britons have been warned that the Easter weekend could see lower temperatures with rain showers - but new charts show sizzling hot sunshine is on the horizon.

17/04 Mother found bleeding to death as her husband is charged with murder

Hien Thi Vu, 45, was treated for severe injuries by paramedics at the family home in New Cross, south-east London but her life could not be saved and she was pronounced dead at the scene.

17/04 'Thief' is chased down after 'stealing designer shirts' from shop

Good Samaritan Abdur Mijeed spotted the man trying to escape from the shop on on Oxford Street with the stolen items but ran at him and eventually tackled him to the ground and confronted him.

17/04 Rubio, Envoy Witkoff in Paris for Ukraine Talks With European Leaders

Paris is hosting a series of talks Thursday about Ukraine and its security, including U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio.

17/04 Tommy Robinson Loses Bid for Early Release from Prison

An appeal launched by English activist Tommy Robinson to have his prison sentence reduced was rejected by the Court of Appeal.

17/04 Ireland’s rugby exiles in Britain: Meet the Jack Charlton-style granny hunters

Ireland is too small a rugby nation not to tap into the talent pool of its emigrant population across the Irish Sea

17/04 Watch: 80-Year-Old Grandmother Survives Six-Storey Fall Onto Car Roof

Russia may be suffering an epidemic of defenestrations, but one lucky babushka survived her ordeal.

17/04 'The West as We Knew it No Longer Exists' Says EU Boss in Dig at Trump

The "end of history" is over and Europe is experiencing a "transatlantic crisis", says Ursula von der Leyen.

17/04 Millionaire 'lady of the manor' blasts Supreme Court ruling on women

Samantha Kane, 64, who owns Carbisdale Castle in Sutherland, Scotland, says yesterday's Supreme Court judgment is a 'backwards step'.

17/04 Man accidentally charged £800 for bottle of water

A customer at a corner shop in South London was left stunned after being accidentally charged a whopping £801.70 for a single bottle of water.

17/04 Sudanese, Afghan Migrants Most Likely to Arrested over Sex Crimes

Migrants from some countries in Africa and the Middle East are vastly overrepresented among alleged sex offenders in Britain.

17/04 Italy's Meloni Bound for White House and Tariff Talks with Trump

Italy's PM Giorgia Meloni is due in Washington on Thursday to meet with President Donald Trump. She is expected to make a personal appeal for less punitive tariffs on E.U. trade with the world's biggest economy.

17/04 Toby Carvery 'could face £1m bill' after felling ancient oak tree

The ancient oak tree, located near a Toby Carvery pub in Whitewebbs Park, in Enfield, north London, was felled on April 3.

17/04 Horror as 16-year-old girl raped at famous UK park with attacker on loose

The distraught teenager flagged down officers and was rushed to hospital in an air ambulance.

17/04 ‘This platform gave me everything’: street performers rue end of busking at Leicester Square

Westminster Council said it was ‘left with no choice’ but to bring in a controversial ban due to noise complaints

17/04 How to lower the risk of someone stealing the precious data on your phone

Having your phone stolen is bad, but having the data on it misused can be even worse. You should know how to keep both as safe as possible

17/04 Cate Blanchett’s shock retirement call

Cate Blanchett might be leaving Hollywood sooner rather than later.

17/04 From seaweed burgers to ‘upcycled’ potato chips, the high-end food industry is going ‘nature positive’

Waste or lost food cost more than $1 trillion, according to the World Bank. "Upcycled" ingredients could be part of the solution.

16/04 JENNY LINDSAY: Refusing to back down is real gender non-conformity

It is 9:30 am and a group of around 100 people, mostly women, are gathering in a central Edinburgh auditorium to hear the judgement from the Supreme Court .

16/04 Tennis great Ana Ivanovic’s, soccer legend facing marriage troubles

One of sport’s biggest power couples appears to have called full-time on their relationship.

16/04 Bombshell ruling on definition of ‘woman’

In a blow for transgender people, the UK’s highest court has said that a woman is defined by her sex at birth.

16/04 Liam Payne’s girlfriend Kate Cassidy reveals their haunting final conversation

Liam Payne’s haunting final words have been revealed by his girlfriend Katie Cassidy six months after his death.

16/04 Doctors in end-of-life cases of two UK children can be named, court rules

Parents of Isaiah Haastrup and Zainab Abbasi, who died in 2018 and 2019, have said they want to ‘tell their story’

16/04 Toby Carvery could face legal action over felled tree

Leader of Enfield Council Ergin Erbil this afternoon said that the committee was 'seeking advice and will take appropriate legal action.'

16/04 Council plans legal action over ancient London oak felled by Toby Carvery

Enfield council disputes restaurant chain’s claim 500-year-old tree in Whitewebbs Park was ‘mostly dead’

16/04 Prince William announces next royal engagement without Princess Kate

The Prince of Wales has a royal engagement planned for next week.

16/04 Afghan Migrant Appears in Court Accused of Threats to Kill Nigel Farage

A suspected illegal migrant from Afghanistan appeared in court this week, facing accusations of threatening to kill Nigel Farage.

16/04 Vance: U.S. Was Wrong Forcing Europe to be Security Vassals After WW2

The U.S. was wrong to neuter European power and create vassal states in the 1950s, Vice President JD Vance has said.

16/04 Exclusive -- Greek Orthodox Archbishop: Trump’s Win ‘Positive Development'

The archbishop of the Church of Greece, Ieronymos II of Athens, told Breitbart News exclusively he is excited President Donald Trump won the election last year and believes Trump is a force for good in the world.

16/04 Union baron slams Angela Rayner for failing to 'offer a good deal'

Unite regional secretary Annmarie Kilcline, 61, lives in a clean and litter-free leafy street 50 miles away from Britain's rat-invested second city.

16/04 London police: Order for local Jews to stay home is fake news

The London police denied telling Jews to stay home during protests, calling the viral claim false and harmful. The misinformation, spread by a misleading account, fueled fear before being debunked.

16/04 Car 'crushed' and residents evacuated after huge scaffolding structure collapses

A street is cordoned off after scaffolding collapsed onto a car.

16/04 UK's NHS Accused of Discriminating Against White Job Candidates

Britain's National Health Service is reported to be deploying tactics to boost the number of ethnic minorities hired.

16/04 UK Supreme Court Rules 'Trans Women' Are Not Legal Biological Women

The Supreme Court has ruled that, for the purposes of judging matters of equality, terms like 'woman' and 'sex' refer to biological sex.

16/04 Man Who Snuck Into VIP Convoy And Hugged German Chancellor Fined

German court fined man for slipping into a VIP convoy for Chancellor Olaf Scholz in 2023 and giving him a hug.

16/04 Hungary Amends Constitution to Say People Are Either a 'Man or Woman'

Viktor Orbán's government in Hungary officially recognised the scientific fact that there are only two genders in the nation's constitution.

16/04 Toby Carvery spark fury after they cut down 400 year old tree in pub car park

Locals were left "devastated", comparing it to the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree.

16/04 The UK towns and cities where homes are selling quickest - 'just 19 days'

Homes in parts of the UK are selling faster than ever, with one London borough seeing properties snapped up in just 19 days.

16/04 Meet the Brits who have made the Forbes' 30 Under 30 Europe list

Forbes has once again released its coveted 30 Under 30 Europe list - and it comes as little surprise that a host of famous Brits have made the cut.

16/04 Manchester Arena terrorist is given a SPORK to eat his food

The brother of the Manchester Arena suicide bomber has been handed a plastic spork to eat with and moved back to Belmarsh prison despite his record of vicious assaults on prison officers.

16/04 Horror new details in Olympian’s death

Champion cyclist Melissa Hoskins was alive and struggling to breathe after she tripped and fell under the vehicle driven by her husband Rohan Dennis, with neighbours frantically calling for emergency help in the aftermath of the horror accident, a police interview has revealed.

16/04 A-list star makes big studio comeback in ‘unrecognisable’ new film role

Johnny Depp transformed into a silver fox for his Hollywood comeback.

15/04 Hindu priest jailed for rape of vulnerable devotee

A Hindu priest revered by followers 'as a God' has been jailed for seven years after being found guilty of the rape and attempted rape of a 'vulnerable' devotee.

15/04 Felling of ancient London oak tree reported to police

Oak in Whitewebbs park in Enfield was cut down by contractors but Enfield council has urged police to investigate

15/04 Greece Buys Anti-Ship Missiles From France, But Just 16 of Them

Greece signed a deal Monday to purchase anti-ship missiles from France as it seeks to bolster its defenses.

15/04 Outgoing German Gov't to Use Last Days to Fly In Afghan Migrants

Germany's outgoing foreign minister will use her last weeks in office to ship planeloads of Afghan and Pakistani migrants into the country.

15/04 ‘It felt like a big call’: the property boss who bet workers would return to the office … and won

Simon Carter of British Land says that, with high-end facilities at a premium again, gambling on construction during the pandemic has paid off

15/04 Sweden Can't Say For Certain if Chinese Deliberately Damaged Cables

Chinese authorities led the investigation, with Sweden taking part as an observer.

15/04 JD Vance: Trump Loves Britain and 'Great' Trade Agreement Likely

The U.S. is "fundamentally" an Anglo country and President Trump "really loves" the UK, VP Vance said as he talked up a trade deal to come.

15/04 Volunteer actors rail against Jeff Bezos private theatre performance

Volunteer actors have raised concerns after interactive theatre show ‘You Me Bum Bum Train’ put on a special performance for Amazon founder Jeff Bezos.

15/04 Pauline Black: A 2-Tone Story review – original rude girl is still impossibly cool

The Selecter frontwoman recounts her own astonishing personal journey interwoven with her pioneering presence in 70s musical history

15/04 'Absurd' Parliament Report Claims No 'Two-Tier' Policing in Southport Riots

A Parliament report has claimed there is no evidence of "two-tier policing" during the protests and riots over the Southport child murders.

15/04 My wife's arm has been swollen since she had cancer: DR MARTIN SCURR

My wife had breast cancer surgery more than 30 years ago, and ever since her left arm has been swollen with water retention. What can she do to relieve the numbness? Dr Martin Scurr replies...

15/04 BBC London weather pinpoints when of 17C scorcher will hit

BBC Weather forecasters have predicted the date temperatures will soar to 17C with clear skies in the capital after London is hit with its first bout of rain in three weeks.

15/04 Cleaner 'stole £188k of jewellery then tried to auction it in Paris'

Maria Taborda Henao, 69, yesterday denied swiping diamond rings, bracelets, watches and earrings while working for Princess Firyal of Jordan (pictured) at her £6million Belgravia property in 2020

15/04 White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood seen crying amid SNL spat

The White Lotus star Aimee Lou Wood has been spotted crying on the streets of London yesterday, shortly after she had publicly slammed a “mean” parody of her that aired on Saturday Night Live over the weekend.

15/04 Warwick Davis' wife died 'hours before she was due to be discharged'

The 53-year-old actress passed away in the early hours of 24 March last year at London's University College Hospital, after suffering a sudden cardiac arrest the night before.

15/04 Pop legend Melanie C spotted in Bondi with Aussie boyfriend

She may be one-fifth of the biggest girl group of all time, but ‘Sporty Spice’ Melanie C blended in with the locals during a Bondi Beach outing over the weekend.

15/04 EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: Screenwriter slams BBC's reliance on US streamers

EDEN CONFIDENTIAL: BBC bosses were once forced to call security on leading dramatist Stephen Poliakoff when he got into a blazing row with an executive.

14/04 Ulysses, the pleasure of discovery, Alberto Angela tonight on the notes of London: from the musical tastes of Lady D to the neighborhood where Amy Winehouse lived

Tonight on TV, Monday 14 April at 9.30 pm on Rai 1, Rai Cultura offers the second episode of the four appointments with «Ulysses, the pleasure ...

14/04 UK’s oldest Indian restaurant faces closure in dispute with crown estate

Owner of Michelin-starred Veeraswamy, London, heads to high court to object to ‘heartless’ plans to upgrade building

14/04 Outgoing U.S. Envoy Accuses Russia of Dropping Cluster Bombs on Ukraine

Outgoing U.S. Ambassador to Ukraine Bridget Brink says Russia attacked the Ukrainian city of Sumy with cluster munitions, killing dozens.

14/04 Warwick Davis' wife Samantha's 'heartbreaking' cause of death revealed

The cause of death for the actress and wife of Warwick Davis, Samantha Davis, who died in March last year has 'heartbreakingly' been revealed more than a year later.

14/04 China Accused of Attempting to Sabotage UK's Final Primary Steel Mill

Accusations of sabotage swirl over fate of UK's final virgin steel plant, yet Beijing warns against creating "political and security issues".

14/04 The cheapest cities for expats in the world revealed - as UK cities don't even make the top 30

A survey has revealed the cheapest and most expensive cities to be an expat, with a top holiday destination ranking as the most affordable.

14/04 Arsenal made a decision on future sterling

The London arsenal is disappointed with the leased Winger Rakhim Sterling and does not plan to buy his contract.

14/04 Combination of two cheap drugs could save lives after heart attack, study finds

Giving patients statins and ezetimibe after a heart attack can reduce risk of second attack or stroke, say scientists

14/04 'Armed Muslim Attackers' Commit Another Massacre of Christians in Nigeria

Fulani jihadists have murdered more than 60 Christians in a series of coordinated attacks across seven Christian communities in Nigeria.

14/04 Britain’s oldest Indian restaurant could be forced to close over lease row

The historic restaurant has hosted royalty and famous celebrities over the years

14/04 China to open 'super-embassy' in UK with 'secret tunnel' and 'spy dungeon'

A Tory MP says it would be a 'barbarous irony' that a site so close to the Tower of London could become a modern-day dungeon under a Starmer government.

14/04 British Army Drafted by Government to Help Birmingham Trash Crisis

Amid a strike, the UK government has called upon the military as tens of thousands of tonnes of trash line the streets of Birmingham.

14/04 Exclusive -- Greece’s Vice President Rooting for Trump in Trade War with China

Greek Vice President and Health Minister Adonis Georgiadis told Breitbart News exclusively that President Donald Trump’s trade actions against the Chinese Communist Party, while difficult for much of the rest of the world, are important to help the United States lead the West into a new era of prosperity.

14/04 Former UK Lawmaker Charged on Alleged Insider Betting

A former Tory lawmaker and 14 others have been charged with cheating when placing bets on the timing of Britain's general election last year.

14/04 Zelensky Tells Trump He Can't Understand Ukraine Until He Visits Country

Zelensky stated others simply can't understand what's happening without witnessing it first-hand as he told Trump to come to Ukraine.

14/04 Why pregnant women aren't told about the virus leaving babies deaf

When Carla Sobrini's daughter Emilia failed her newborn hearing test, she had no idea that a virus she'd unknowingly caught from her older child during pregnancy was to blame.

14/04 Man admits attacking person who burnt Koran outside Turkish Consulate

A man has admitted attacking a person who burned a copy of the Koran outside the Turkish Consulate in central London.

14/04 Fears Harry could be penning a sequel to Spare on his legal battle

The Duke of Sussex last week attended a hearing at the Royal Courts of Justice in London, where he claimed the removal of his security in the UK was a ploy to 'trap' him in the Royal Family.

14/04 Primary school evacuated over 'threat' as police investigate at the scene

A "concerning email" was sent to the school, prompting the evacuation.

14/04 Farage Calls for 'DOGE' Teams to Kill Waste and Inefficiency in England

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has called for a DOGE team to be deployed in every local council in England to reduce waste and inefficiencies.

14/04 Homeowners try to sell £1.6million home with one VERY unusual feature

The Walthamstow, east London, property is described as a 'magnificent home' with an 'eclectic style that makes it truly one in a million'.

14/04 Secretive Aussie gambler dubbed ‘The Joker’ takes down US lottery

A secretive Aussie gambler dubbed “The Joker” has emerged at the centre of a $151 million US lottery scandal.

14/04 In the shadow of Grenfell, tenants are living with damp, mould and rats – there’s no faith in politics without a safe home | Joe Powell

The positive news is that better laws, regulations and rights for residents are on the way, says Labour MP Joe Powell

14/04 London in the springtime: now is the best time to visit a city in full flower

From March to May, visitors are surrounded by fabulous florals of every description in the several well-heeled squares of the English capital

14/04 Tears as Hoskins family faces Rohan Dennis

The family of Olympic cyclist Melissa Hoskins have confronted her husband Rohan Dennis with their pain and grief in an emotional court hearing, more than a year after her death.

14/04 New NHS boss heads to Algarve days after being caught napping on train

Dressed casually in denim jeans, a navy gilet and a salmon-coloured shirt, Sir Jim Mackey yawned (pictured) as he checked in for his early morning flight to Faro.

14/04 MP has passport confiscated as she was refused entry into Hong Kong

Wera Hobhouse, 65, who has represented Bath for the Liberal Democrats since 2017, was left devastated after her emotional family trip turned into a humiliating airport ordeal.

13/04 Why people like mother of MasterChef star lie about terminal illness

MasterChef star Graham Hornigold was blindsided by his estranged mother Dionne, who features in Netflix's Con Mum, after she revealed she had terminal cancer - but it was all just a terrible lie.

13/04 Body found in Thames amid search for missing 11-year-old Kaliyah Coa

Police say body is yet to be formally identified but girl’s family have been informed

13/04 German Police Detain Six for Attempting to Climb Cologne Cathedral

German police in Cologne on Sunday detained five Frenchmen and a Belgian woman who had tried to climb the city's famous cathedral.

13/04 'Real reason' Prince Harry did not meet King Charles in London this week

The Duke of Sussex stepped out in London two days last week.

13/04 Inflation Threatens Russia's Ability to Maintain War Spending: UK Intel

British military intelligence said inflation and high interest rates threaten Russia's ability to maintain high defence spending levels.

13/04 Syrian Knifeman Shot Dead by Police After Stabbing Berlin Man to Death

The knifeman who killed a German man in Berlin on Saturday has been identified as a 43-year-old Syrian, the public prosecutor's office said.

13/04 Moroccan wife of Brit, 47, who died on holiday seen for first time

Majda Mjaoual, 25, who was married to Allen McKenna, 47, whose death has sparked questions from his family, is staying at a house in Beckenham in the London suburbs.

13/04 Only 80 staff have been hired to enforce disposable vapes ban

Only 80 apprentice Trading Standards officers have been employed and a 'pathetic' £10million allocated to police a booming black market economy predicted to be worth billions.

13/04 Religion of Peace: Taliban Leader Swears Executions Are Part of Islam

Public executions are a part of Islam, a leader of the Afghanistan terrorist organization vowed Saturday, days after four men were killed by gunfire.

13/04 China's secret 'underground tunnels' on mega-embassy plans spark security fears

In the heart of London, a controversial plan for a massive Chinese embassy has sparked intense debate, with whispers of espionage and political intrigue.

13/04 Pope Opens Holy Week With In-Person Greeting in St. Peter's Square

A convalescing Pope Francis greeted the crowd in St. Peter's Square, wishing over 20,000 faithful a "Good Palm Sunday, a good Holy Week,".

13/04 British Army corporal stole almost £150k of gear and sold it on eBay

Corporal Tarj Sevier plundered MoD supplies for scores of items such as night vision goggles, helmets, armour and bulletproof plates.

13/04 Illegal Migrant Crossings Hit New Daily Record for the Year in Britain

Illegal crossings of the English Channel soared to their highest daily total for the year as multiple migrant boats reached the UK. 

13/04 British MP Barred From Entering Hong Kong for First Time Since Handover

British Foreign Secretary David Lammy on Sunday said he was deeply concerned after a UK lawmaker was denied entry to Hong Kong.

13/04 Over Thirty Killed in Russian Missile Strike in Ukraine

At least 32 people have been killed in a Russian missile strike on the Ukrainian city of Sumy on Sunday, officials said.

13/04 Mystery of forgotten Beatle: Drummer replaced Ringo - then disappeared

Jobbing musician Jimmie Nicol spent 12 days as a member of the Fab Four - plunged suddenly into the whirlwind of 'Beatlemania' at its most feverish pitch back in 1964.

13/04 'Brit drug dealer' smuggling cannabis from White Lotus island arrested

Adel Mohammed, 30, allegedly controlled the network of Brits picking up marijuana from farms on Koh Samui in southern Thailand.

13/04 The incredible UK city that's not London where king was crowned 985 years ago

King Charles III was crowned in Westminster Abbey, but this is not the only place where the ceremony has happened

13/04 ABC star dies aged 80

Australian TV and radio star Richard Zachariah has died.

13/04 Gang boss pleads guilty to entering UK illegally after Mail probe

The Home Office last night hailed this newspaper's 'brilliant investigative journalism' that led to Alket Dauti - who smuggled hundreds of migrants to Britain in lorries - being hauled in front of a court.

13/04 Is this cosy WFH shed where sleepy Sir Jim Mackey runs the NHS?

An artfully arranged cushion emblazoned with the word 'Escape' encapsulates the vibe.

13/04 MPs demand new candidates face criminal checks before being elected

The demands come as Labour MP Dan Norris faces serious sexual abuse allegations and amid claims that another MP committed a sex assault before being elected.

12/04 Sam Kerr’s nan breaks silence on crash

The grandmother of football star Sam Kerr has spoken for the first time since a terrifying crash left her hospitalised for months, marking her 90th birthday while reflecting on her remarkable recovery.

12/04 Busker ban in UK tourist hotspot after singing branded 'psychological torture'

From Thursday, street performers will no longer be allowed to operate in Leicester Square.

12/04 Capaldi: If it wasn't for my wife my career wouldn't have happened

Peter Capaldi has proven he is far removed from the Malcolm Tucker character which made him a household name - as he has spoken lovingly of his devoted wife, producer and actress Elaine Collins.

12/04 Manchester Arena Terrorist Attacks Three Prison Guards

Manchester Arena terrorist Hashem Abedi attacked three prison guards with a knife and boiling cooking oil on Saturday.

12/04 UK Approves Bill to Halt Closure of British Steel by Chinese Owners

U.K. lawmakers returned to Parliament on Saturday to approve an emergency rescue of the country's last remaining steel factory.

12/04 NATO Chief Warns Russia Looking to Deploy Nuclear Weapons in Space

Russia is looking to deploy nuclear weapons in space to increase its influence and potentially target satellites, the head of NATO claimed.

12/04 Russia and Ukraine Accuse Each Other of Violating Truce on Energy Attacks

Russia and Ukraine's top diplomats made accusations of violating a tentative U.S.-brokered deal to pause strikes on energy infrastructure.

12/04 UK: Police Chief Backs 'Positive Discrimination' Law for Hiring Minorities

A police chief called for legislation to allow positive discrimination after his force was exposed for temporarily barring white candidates.

12/04 Prince Harry insider claims royal was safer in war-ravaged Ukraine than in UK

Prince Harry paid a visit to war-ravaged Ukraine earlier this week.

12/04 MPs Debate Measures to Prevent Chinese Owners Closing British Steel

U.K. lawmakers returned to Parliament on Saturday to approve an emergency rescue of the country's last major steel factory.

12/04 Trump Urges Putin to End 'Senseless' War in Ukraine

President Donald Trump urged his Russian counterpart to move quicker to end what he said was the country's "senseless war" with Ukraine.

12/04 Bomb Explodes Outside Train Station in Greek Capital Athens

A bomb planted near the offices of Hellenic Train, Greece's main railway company, exploded Friday night in a busy district of central Athens.

12/04 Prince Harry 'masquerading as a working royal' as Ukraine visit poses question

Prince Harry paid a visit to Ukraine on Thursday - shortly after his two-day trip to the UK.

12/04 Moroccan wife of Brit who died abroad 'cleared out' home within weeks

Majda Mjaoual,25, from Morocco and the wife of a Allen McKenna, 47, who mysteriously died on holiday 'cleared out' their £2,000-a-month rented within weeks of his death, neighbours claim. 

12/04 Legal Challenge: Hamas Sez Terrorist Classification Against Human Rights

Lawyers for Hamas are challenging UK govt for classifying it as a terrorist organisation, which they say is against freedom of speech.

12/04 Prince Harry's London move branded 'unnecessary' as he breaks 'unwritten rule'

Prince Harry appeared to break a major royal "unwritten rule" earlier this week.

12/04 Trump's favorite musical makes a Broadway comeback

The 47th President's favorite musical is returning to Broadway - but fans can expect to see a few tweaks.