Netflix 'to lose another 200,000 UK subscribers in 2023' Streaming giant reported to have lost 500,000 customers last year as the cost of living crisis bit and competition intensified Wales Online · Jan 2, 2023
‘Aggressive And Controlling’: A UK Model Claims Andrew Tate Tried To Lure Her To Romania Via IG She reportedly told friends "I had a lucky escape". Pedestrian.tv · Jan 2, 2023
More than third of UK adults would struggle to find extra £20 Citizens Advice poll finds 37% said monthly increase would be difficult or impossible as people resort to eating cold meals The Guardian - UK · Jan 2, 2023
Nearly 50 shops closed their doors every day in UK last year – survey Some 17,145 shops on high streets and other locations across the country closed in 2022, according to new analysis. The Independent UK · Jan 2, 2023
£50m fund will boost UK nuclear fuel projects, ministers say Britain seeks to convert recycled uranium, a capability not currently available outside Russia The Guardian - UK · Jan 2, 2023
Energy experts look to next winter as gas crisis is set to continue in 2023 Experts are already concerned that all the same challenged could be repeated next winter, and perhaps get worse. The Independent UK · Jan 2, 2023
Covid: How news of ‘mystery illness’ in Wuhan first broke three years ago Experts suspected a link to city’s seafood market The Independent UK · Jan 1, 2023
UK weather: Ice warning issued as flooding brings travel disruption Met Office warns of slip and fall hazards as a cold night is set to bring treacherous icy patches The Independent UK · Jan 1, 2023
Yellow warnings for ice across north of UK A contrast of dry but chilly air in the south and icy, wet conditions in the north for the New Year Bank Holiday. The Independent UK · Jan 1, 2023
UK climate group calls temporary halt to disruptive protests The U.K. division of climate change protest group Extinction Rebellion says its activists will temporarily stop blocking busy roads, gluing themselves to buildings and engaging in other disruptive acts of civil disobedience because such methods have not achieved their desired effects The Independent UK · Jan 1, 2023
Met Office responds to claim UK to be blasted by snow as Beast from East returns Forecasters have told the Mirror the weather for the next week is not coming from the East so there will not be snow, but there will be 'system after system' of rain Daily Mirror · Jan 1, 2023
Health expert calls for 'four nation emergency strategy' to solve crisis in NHS The UK Government should declare a national NHS major incident to rescue the healthcare system from the current crisis, a senior health official has… The National (Scotland) · Jan 1, 2023
Baby name expert gives verdict on which rare names will soon make a comeback Vintage names including Rita, Gloria, Arnold and Sid are expected to become more popular as UK parents opt for vintage and nickname-style names Chronicle Live · Jan 1, 2023
Netflix to lose 700,000 UK customers in two years, analysts predict Slow uptake of ad-supported offering has meant lower than expected viewing figures, made worse by UK cost of living crisis The Guardian - UK · Jan 1, 2023
Manchester Evening News · Jan 1, 2023 The year of three prime ministers - how Britain went from Boris to budget bedlam then back to billionaire Rishi A look back at a turbulent year in UK politics
The Guardian - UK · Jan 1, 2023 Felicity Feeny obituary Other lives: NHS physiotherapist who later used her skills to develop programmes for people with severe disabilities in Kathmandu
Evening Standard · Jan 1, 2023 Watch: More than 45,000 migrants crossed the Channel to the UK in 2022 A record 45,756 migrants crossed the Channel to the UK in small boats in 2022, new Government figures show.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 1, 2023 Record number of public electric vehicle chargers installed in UK in 2022 More than 8,700 chargers installed, bringing total to 37,000 in a 30% increase
The Guardian - UK · Jan 1, 2023 Takeaways in poor parts of England more likely to fail on hygiene One in five takeaways in some areas of UK did not satisfactorily meet required standards, data shows
The Guardian - UK · Jan 1, 2023 Turning tables: the UK’s new vinyl manufacturer riding the music revival For the past year a Middlesbrough pressing plant has been helping artists make records, and there is no sign of demand slowing down
Daily Mirror · Jan 1, 2023 Beast from the East is coming BACK as Britain set to be blasted by snow Forecasters are keeping a close eye on a Polar vortex of cold air over the North Pole which has the potential to cause a weather phenomena akin to the Beast from the East in the UK
Daily Mirror · Jan 1, 2023 Life on one of the UK's cheapest streets where homes sell for just £25,000 Property data suggests Meadow Street in Accrington, Lancashire, is one of the cheapest in the UK, with one home having been valued at £25,000 in recent months
The Guardian - UK · Jan 1, 2023 Channel crossings: 45,756 people came to UK in small boats in 2022 Last crossings were on Christmas Day, with none recorded in last six days of the year
Daily Mirror · Jan 1, 2023 Baby name expert shares rare vintage names she expects to make a comeback soon Baby name expert Pamela Redmond has shared a look at some of the vintage names she thinks will make a comeback over the next few years and prove popular with UK parents
The Guardian - UK · Jan 1, 2023 The wreckage of Brexit is all around us. How long can our politicians indulge in denial? If both parties ignore the uncomfortable facts, politics will be flooded with dangerous conspiracies and betrayal myths, says Guardian columnist John Harris