As mourners gather in east London to mark the third anniversary of Zara Aleena’s murder, family and supporters renew calls for accountability after a coroner’s report highlights critical failings in probation and police services that allowed her killer to roam free. Mourners are preparing to gather in east London for…

The Qilin ransomware attack on Synnovis last year caused critical delays in pathology services across London NHS trusts, contributing to the death of a patient at King’s College Hospital. The breach exposed millions of records, halted thousands of operations, and cost Synnovis over £32 million, highlighting serious vulnerabilities in UK…

Following a break-in at RAF Brize Norton where activist group Palestine Action vandalised military aircraft, two additional men have been arrested, bringing the total to six. The incident has prompted a proposed ban on the group under the Terrorism Act and a government security review of UK military bases. Two…

As Reform UK surges ahead in polls, Tory grandees and donors meet in Mayfair’s private clubs to discuss alliances and defections, signalling a potential realignment of the British right ahead of the next general election. The future of Right-wing politics in Britain is unfolding within the refined, cigar-scented private members’…

Michelle Tsiakkas, known from Strictly Come Dancing, suffered a shocking mobile phone robbery in Covent Garden, drawing attention to a 20% rise in thefts across London, driven by organised gangs exploiting technology vulnerabilities. Strictly Come Dancing star Michelle Tsiakkas has spoken out after falling victim to a shocking mobile phone…

Following a violent attack on a teenager in Romford, local councillors demand swift use of unallocated council funds to repair and expand CCTV coverage amid rising violent crime and anti-social behaviour in the borough. Following a recent attack on a 15-year-old girl in Romford, calls have intensified for urgent action…

An independent report suggests the UK could extract 7.5 billion barrels of oil and gas from the North Sea—over three billion barrels more than government forecasts—potentially meeting half of national demand by 2050 and adding £165 billion to the economy. However, falling production and declining investment due to taxes and…

Scientists warn of around 570 additional deaths during the current UK heatwave, attributing soaring temperatures up to 30°C to climate change and urging vulnerable groups to follow health guidelines amid rising heat-related mortality. Nearly 600 excess deaths are expected in England and Wales due to the current heatwave sweeping across…

Securing $8.3 billion valuation after a record Series F round, Tipalti leverages AI to automate global financial workflows and compliance, accelerating growth through strategic ties with JPMorgan Chase and expansion within the UK’s booming fintech sector. In an era where global finance faces mounting regulatory complexities alongside a relentless drive…

A procession of fragile life-size animal puppets created by South African collective Ukwanda took to London’s streets, blending theatrical performances and symbolic storytelling to highlight the impact of climate-driven displacement across a 20,000km global journey. In a striking fusion of art and urgent climate activism, The Herds took to the…

Turkish Airlines will launch direct flights from Istanbul to London Stansted in March 2026, marking a strategic expansion that accelerates Stansted’s evolution from a low-cost carrier hub to a competitive London gateway. This move alongside other new routes strengthens the airport’s network, boosting connectivity for northeast London and positioning it…

UK bus maker Alexander Dennis plans to centralise manufacturing in Scarborough, threatening the closure of Scottish plants in Falkirk and Larbert and risking 400 jobs. Suppliers and unions warn of wider economic repercussions amid calls for stronger government action to protect Scottish bus manufacturing. Alexander Dennis, a major UK bus…