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More than 100 migrants rescued in Channel less than week after £650m France deal

Over 100 Migrants Rescued from English Channel Days After £650m UK-France Deal

Just days after the United Kingdom and France finalized a landmark £662 million agreement aimed at halting dangerous migrant crossings in the English Channel, more than 100 migrants were rescued from the perilous waters. This incident underscores both the ongoing challenges of tackling illegal crossings and the urgency behind intensified border enforcement efforts.

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Northern Ireland 'will not accept being dragged backwards' after car bomb, says first minister

Northern Ireland Rejects Regression After Dunmurry Car Bomb Attack

Northern Ireland’s leadership has issued a firm stand against violence following a harrowing car bomb attack near Belfast that threatened innocent lives and shook local communities. On Saturday night, an explosive device was placed in the boot of a delivery driver’s vehicle and forced to be driven to a police station in Dunmurry, just southwest of Belfast city centre.

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Will Starmer face investigation over Lord Mandelson vetting claims?

Starmer Faces Potential Investigation Over Lord Mandelson Vetting Controversy

Sir Keir Starmer now stands under intense scrutiny as opposition parties demand an investigation into his statements regarding the vetting process of Lord Peter Mandelson for the role of UK ambassador to the United States. The controversy centers on conflicting claims about whether Starmer knowingly misled Parliament over his knowledge of Mandelson’s security clearance, a scandal intensified by Mandelson’s links to the disgraced financier Jeffrey Epstein .

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The 'never saw it' rule and why many people shouldn't overpay mortgage: Tips from a financial adviser

The ‘Never Saw It’ Rule: Why Overpaying Your Mortgage Could Cost You

Every day, countless individuals juggle financial decisions that can shape their futures—yet many overlook crucial strategies that would maximize their wealth. Chartered financial adviser Martin Rayner from Compton Financial Services reveals why starting a pension early trumps rushing to pay off your mortgage and shares the wisdom behind the often overlooked “never saw it” rule.

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Afghan migrant admits stabbing two people

Afghan Migrant Pleads Guilty to Stabbing Two People in West London

A harrowing stabbing incident in west London has taken a grim turn as Safi Dawood , a 23-year-old Afghan migrant, admitted to seriously injuring two individuals during a violent attack in October 2023. The case, unfolding in Uxbridge , highlights ongoing concerns about violent crime in the capital and the challenges surrounding migrant integration.

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Birmingham bin strike end 'within sight' after more than a year, says council leader

Birmingham Bin Strike Nears Resolution After Over a Year of Dispute

The prolonged bin workers’ strike in Birmingham , which has disrupted waste collection for more than a year, is finally approaching an end, according to the city’s council leader. This breakthrough signals hope for residents and workers alike after months of deadlock in negotiations over jobs, pay, and working conditions.

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UK will restrict social media for under-16s

UK Government to Enforce Social Media Restrictions for Under-16s

The UK government is set to introduce new social media restrictions targeting users under the age of 16, aiming to enhance online safety for young people. Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson confirmed this significant policy shift during an interview on Mornings with Ridge and Frost , signaling a decisive move toward protecting children from the potential harms of social media platforms.

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Risk assessment forms for Nottingham killer were 'fundamentally wrong', inquiry told

Nottingham Triple Killer’s Risk Assessments Deemed ‘Fundamentally Wrong’ in Inquiry

The risk assessments conducted on Valdo Calocane , who brutally murdered three people in Nottingham in 2023, failed to accurately reflect the threat he posed, an official inquiry has revealed. Despite multiple contacts with mental health services, critical forms assessing his potential for violence contained significant errors and omissions, raising urgent questions about the safeguarding measures in place before the tragic killings.

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Archbishop of Canterbury prays with Pope Leo in historic meeting

Archbishop of Canterbury Prays with Pope Leo in Unprecedented Vatican Meeting

In a groundbreaking moment for Christian unity, Dame Sarah Mullally , the first female Archbishop of Canterbury , shared a private prayer and heartfelt dialogue with Pope Leo XIV at the Vatican. This historic encounter, once unimaginable, signals a warming relationship between the Church of England and the Roman Catholic Church despite deep theological differences.

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Gang of four sentenced over illegal waste dumping

Four Men Sentenced for Widespread Illegal Waste Dumping Across London

A notorious gang of four men has been handed prison sentences after orchestrating a year-long campaign of illegal waste dumping at multiple sites across London, highlighting the ongoing battle against environmental crime in the capital. Gang of four sentenced over illegal waste dumping How the Illegal Dumping Operation Unfolded Between 2022 and 2023, Patrick Doherty , Martin Ward , Michael Ward (also known as Martin McCann), and Simon O’Donnell repeatedly broke into six different waste sites thr

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Baby boy buried after body lay hidden for more than 100 years

Unidentified Baby Boy Hidden for Over a Century Finally Laid to Rest in County Durham

More than 100 years after his remains were discovered concealed beneath the floorboards of a Bishop Auckland home, an unidentified baby boy has been given a dignified burial, closing a poignant chapter in this mysterious case. Known affectionately as “Baby Auckland,” the infant’s story has captivated investigators and the local community alike, underscoring the enduring human need for respect and closure—no matter how much time has passed.

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Your supermarket shop and holiday plans could be hit by Iran war, PM warns in Sky News interview

Your Supermarket Choices and Holiday Plans at Risk Amid Iran Conflict, PM Warns

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer has issued a stark warning that the ongoing war involving Iran could disrupt everyday life in the UK, affecting everything from supermarket shelves to summer holiday destinations. Speaking on The Cathy Newman Show , set to launch on Sky News, Sir Keir highlighted the far-reaching consequences the conflict may have on British consumers and travelers if it persists.

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Palace confirms King's US visit to go ahead as planned after Trump dinner shooting

Buckingham Palace Confirms King Charles’ US State Visit Will Proceed Despite Washington Shooting Incident

The highly anticipated King Charles III state visit to the United States is set to continue as planned, despite a shocking shooting at a dinner attended by former President Donald Trump . Buckingham Palace reassured the public on Sunday evening that security arrangements remain robust and that the royal itinerary will proceed with only minor adjustments.

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