11.4 C
London
Saturday, October 17, 2026

TAG

News

Arrests after ‘racist and sectarian singing’ during Orange walks in Glasgow

Members of Call It Out, a campaign group that opposes anti-Irish and anti-Catholic bigotry, held vigils outside churches on the routes.

Boy, 9, dies after being hit by a van in suspected hit-and-run

A man has been arrested after a nine-year-old boy died when he was hit by a van which is said to have made off from the scene.

UK’s high Covid rates mean foreign travel barriers ‘churlish’, says expert

The risks of catching the virus at home are ‘relatively high’ said Dr Simon Clarke, as travel rules were changed.

Swimmers warned of rip current danger as off-duty lifeguards rescue bodyboarder

A person go into difficulty in the water off Perran Sands beach in Cornwall on Saturday morning.

Girl, 2, dies after falling off her pony at hunt

A two-year-old girl has died after falling from her horse during a hunt.

In Pictures: Blooming marvellous! Chelsea Flower Show set for return

The famous horticultural event takes place next week.

Prince Charles reveals details of his conversation with Prince Philip on eve of his death

Prince Charles has revealed details of his last conversation with his father Prince Philip.

Government says energy security is ‘absolute priority’ amid rising gas prices

A former head of the regulator Ofgem warned Britain is likely to face high energy prices for the rest of the year.

Strictly Come Dancing: Two pro dancers refuse Covid jabs

Two pro dancers on Strictly Come Dancing have refused a Covid vaccine leaving show in disarray.

US admits Kabul drone strike killed civilians not IS fighter

The US has admitted that a drone strike killed multiple civilians in Afghanistan last month, not an Islamic State extremist as first believed.

Latest news