It’s no secret that the Royal Family is on a downward trajectory when it comes to popular appeal, and the main concern lies in its inability to win over young Britons. The Prince and Princess of Wales have been tasked with improving
An unconfirmed number fled via the newly opened Rafah crossing but up to 200 more, including charity workers and academics, remained stuck in the besieged Palestinian territory, praying for a way out. Foreign Secretary James Cleverly called the exit of British nationals
A dad’s “lazy” take on the classic winter dish for Brits – the humble cottage pie – has gone viral on TikTok. Jono Yates runs the ultimate foodie page on TikTok (@onlyscrans) and has left viewers divided over his unusual twist on
An expert claims Chancellor Jeremy Hunt’s ‘stealth tax’ is failing to raise tax thresholds hitting the savings and income of hard-working Brits. By not raising tax thresholds in line with inflation or wage rises, it brings more people into realm of basic
An emotional Rishi Sunak has confirmed that six British citizens are confirmed dead since Hamas’ violent attack on Israel a week ago on Saturday. The Prime Minister delivered the news with a “heavy heart”, adding that a further 10 British citizens are
Weather maps have suggested rising temperatures could gift the UK another October heatwave, just days after forecasters issued weather warnings for a mid-month deluge. The first rain of the month tipped out several inches of water over northern England and Scotland, causing
The UK Government announced it has organised flights to help British nationals leave Israel in the wake of the new spate of violence sparked by Hamas’ terror attacks. The first flight is set to leave the Ben Gurion airport in Tel Aviv
Children are among the 17 British nationals feared dead or missing after the Hamas attack on Israel. The terrorist group stormed the country on Saturday, October 7, launching thousands of rocket missiles onto civilians. The previous estimate for the number of dead
The Taliban released four Britons who were detained in Afghanistan on allegations that they broke the laws of the country, the U.K. government said Tuesday. The Foreign Office said in a brief statement that it welcomed the release of the four Britons,
Pharmacies will save £5 million because some medicines for common conditions have become zero-rated for VAT, the Treasury has said. It will be up to the 11,522 pharmacies to decide whether to pass the cost savings to consumers purchasing medicine for ailments