The Latest Breaking News from United Kingdom

Doctors issue warning to people taking antidepressants during UK heatwaves

People taking antidepressants or antipsychotics are more prone to overheating this summer, experts say

The Independent UK · Jul 2

Donald Trump renews attack on defence spending levels ahead of Nato summit

The US president renews his charge that America is bankrolling the protection of other countries ‘without getting any benefit’.

The Independent UK · Jul 2

Bed Bugs Are Becoming Harder To Kill in the UK As They Become Resistant to Insecticides

Bed bug infestations are rising in the UK due to insecticide resistance, forcing pest controllers to use alternative methods like heat and steam. DIY treatments may worsen the problem.

International Business Times UK · Jul 2

Tata Steel in talks with Dutch govt for Netherlands project amid tightened emission norms

Tata Steel is in talks with the Dutch government to navigate its transition project in the Netherlands, aiming to meet stringent emission norms. Facing challenges with legacy assets and stricter environmental regulations, the company is developing a long-term, financially viable, and environmentally compliant pathway. This includes strengthening energy security and…

The Economic Times · Jul 2

Reform UK claim Glasgow is 'in a crime epidemic'. But what do the stats say?

GLASGOW is a post-apocalyptic wasteland. At least, that’s how Reform MSPs tell it ...

The National (Scotland) · Jul 2

Bulletin PM briefing: Starmer says sorry and Russia spies on UK nuclear sites

In case you have missed them – here are five of the day’s biggest stories

The Independent UK · Jul 2

'The Deal He Chose': Prince Harry Faces Consequences Amid UK Security Dispute Before Family Visit

Prince Harry's UK visit is in doubt again as a police protection row shadows the Sussexes' family trip, with the dispute tracing back to his 2020 exit from royal duties.

International Business Times UK · Jul 2

How Miliband’s ‘green agenda’ could boost his chancellor bid – or cost him the job

ANALYSIS : The former Labour leader is thought to be Andy Burnham’s favourite to take over the Treasury – the choice will send a message to the world about his vision for government, Albert Toth writes

The Independent UK · Jul 2

Britain’s apology for the scandal of forced adoption won’t – on its own – heal the wounds of survivors like me

An estimated 185,000 babies were taken from unmarried mothers in England and Wales between 1949 and 1976. I was one of them, says Guardian news editor and writer David Batty

The Guardian - UK · Jul 2

7 Top Restaurant Menu Cover Ideas to Improve Your Brand & Guest Experience

Picture a guest being shown to their table in a newly refurbished gastropub. Before the server has said a word, before the first plate arrives, the diner picks up the menu - and in that moment forms a judgement about the venue's standards. A flimsy laminated sheet says one thing;…

inkl · Jul 2