The Government’s latest company insolvency statistics reveal an uncomfortable truth: business failures in the UK are not easing. In August 2025, 2,048 registered company insolvencies were recorded in ...
Chaitanyanand Saraswati, accused of sexually harassing 17 students, was arrested in Agra after being on the run. Police revealed he secretly photographed women, engaged in lewd chats, and spied using ...
A record 1,611 homeless people, including 11 children, died in 2024, according to new figures, which lay bare the shocking impact of the UK’s housing crisis. Four of the children were babies under the ...
Make sure to check your numbers for tonight's draw THE draw for tonight’s National Lottery EuroMillions (September 30, 2025) has taken place, with life-changing cash prizes at stake. Check the results ...
A Brit has become the fourth ticket-holder from the UK to scoop the EuroMillions jackpot, winning £25million. To claim the EuroMillions jackpot, participants must present their tickets showing they'd ...
A council has pulled down flags at a seafront park after a man was punched to the ground in a racist attack. The victim was verbally abused by a group of men described as "white and carrying flags" ...
Kemi Badenoch will close the Conservative Party conference with a promise to double the apprenticeship budget, paid for by slashing student numbers by 100,000. The Tory leader will pledge to ...
Swarms of ladybirds are entering homes with zoologists saying the hot summer is to blame. Social media users have shared witness accounts of an influx of ladybirds gathering on windowsills and taking ...
Scotland has long regarded itself as a sanctuary for refugees in Britain. Left-leaning Scots will boast that they did not vote for Brexit and are keen to distance themselves politically from their ...
Parts of one of Liverpool's busiest roads were blocked today as a major protest was held. Images and video show large numbers of people gathered on The Strand, blocking the path of traffic through the ...
BARNEY STEWART was given one piece of advice by John McGlynn before his move to Dunfermline — turn your phone off. It was only when the Falkirk striker switched it back on that he realised why. You'll ...
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