News that Iran fired two missiles at the joint UK–US military base Diego Garcia has prompted fears that the regime has been dishonest about its capabilities and that London could now be in reach.
When false reports of Dot Rotten’s death began circulating, some major outlets rushed to publish and used the wrong face. For a culture that changed British music, it was a grimly familiar failure of recognition and respect.
To mark the launch of HBO Max, iconic movie sets land in London for a two-day immersive experience, letting visitors wander through worlds from Friends, Harry Potter, The White Lotus and Superman.
More than 330,000 people across the UK sought support from the Stop It Now helpline in 2025 over concerns about their own or someone else’s online sexual behaviour towards children, according to new charity data. The anonymous service says contacts by phone, email and webchat rose significantly over the year.
The Royal College of Midwives have called for urgent national action to address staffing shortages, warning unsafe staffing levels are putting mothers, babies and staff at risk.
If you think snakes are something you only see on holiday, think again. Wild snakes are living in London, and as temperatures rise this spring, sightings are becoming more likely across the capital.
As e-bike riders weave through London’s busiest junctions, red lights are increasingly treated as optional. One software engineer says the problem may be baked into how hire firms charge users
Deliveroo has announced its sale to U.S. rival DoorDash, but concerns linger over the controversial ‘substitute’ feature at the heart of its operations.
Inside Success Union CIC claim to empower vulnerable young people, but allegations of underpayment and concerns over their fundraising practices are undermining their message.
In a rare, candid interview, Blake Fielder-Civil opens up about the relationship that gripped a generation - and why he refuses to carry the guilt alone.
While awards season usually draws celebrities to Los Angeles, several A-listers have instead been spotted working on film and TV sets across the capital.
