Net migration to UK hits new record of half a million A ‘unique’ set of factors has caused a sharp rise in people coming to the country. The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022
Tyneside date for 50th anniversary UK tour of Mike Oldfield's classic Tubular Bells Released in 1973, Tubular Bells is a journey through classical, jazz, folk, progressive rock and electronica, with the album spending 287 weeks on the UK chart to date Chronicle Live · Nov 24, 2022
Jet2 hits record profits as airline industry makes swift recovery UK-listed airlines have added a combined £9 billion to their long-term debt since the start of the Covid pandemic Evening Standard · Nov 24, 2022
NHS to roll out new life-extending treatment for rare oesophagus cancer Around 3,000 people will become eligible for the new treatment in the UK The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022
UK airline first to trial 2.5 second scanners where your face replaces your passport ‘At the boarding gate, it takes approximately 2.5 seconds to recognise each customer,’ says British Airways The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022
Net migration to the UK reaches record high of half a million, ONS estimates show More EU nationals have left the UK than arrived in the past year, the first negative figure since 1991 The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022
Peta’s first Christmas ad urges people to ditch turkey and go vegan The organisation says 10 million turkeys are killed during the festive season in the UK The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022
London to see surge in ultra-rapid charging points for electric cars - as experts gather for Standard’s first Plug It In summit 100 new power points planned on capital’s main roads Evening Standard · Nov 24, 2022
‘When you hear the four-minute warning’ … Whatever happened to Britain’s nuclear bunkers? The UK was once dotted with structures designed to survive nuclear conflict, from sprawling government complexes to tiny underground observation posts. How many are still in use – and what are your chances of getting a place if you need one? The Guardian - UK · Nov 24, 2022
Airports set for major change over hand luggage 100ml liquid rule It is a well-known fact that you cannot pass through any airport security in the UK with liquids that are over 100ml each - but this rule could be changing in the coming months. Glasgow Live · Nov 24, 2022
Biggest ever phone fraud brought down as 70,000 UK victims expected to be alerted by police today Tens of millions of pounds are assumed to have been lost to the 'spoofing shop', which has seen criminals contact unsuspecting victims pretending to be banks and building societies Chronicle Live · Nov 24, 2022
National Grid boss explains when blackouts and power cuts could be imposed in the UK The National Grid warned there could be blackouts on ‘very very cold winter days’ The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022
The Top Gear experiment that UK national racing needs to embrace The latest episode of Top Gear highlighted an important concept around giving untapped talent from underprivileged backgrounds a chance in motorsport. And UK national racing would do well to follow the TV programme's example Autosport · Nov 24, 2022
Charles Bronson chilling letter details plans if he's successful in release bid Charles Bronson - the UK's most violent prisoner - has penned a letter revealing his plans for release after nearly half a century in jail, with his public parole hearing due next year Daily Mirror · Nov 24, 2022
Liverpool Echo · Nov 24, 2022 Japanese man visits Wetherspoons in Liverpool and has an unexpected reaction Daichi Ishizawa ordered a full English breakfast at The Welkin
The Guardian - UK · Nov 24, 2022 Mick Lynch says RMT no closer to calling off rail strikes as transport minister states there is ‘deal to be done’ – as it happened Mark Harper says all parties want rail dispute to end but RMT general secretary says union will not move to end strikes until ‘reasonable offer is on the table’
Wales Online · Nov 24, 2022 Wickedly Welsh Chocolate brings back Christmas range with some new additions Black Friday deals on the hand-crafted UK chocolates will be available for the next few days
Evening Standard · Nov 24, 2022 Michael Gove admits ‘at least tens of thousands of UK homes are unsafe to live in’ Two-year-old Awaab Ishak died due to black mould in the flat he lived in with his parents in Rochdale
The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022 Airport security liquids rule – what is changing? Three years ago Boris Johnson promised all major UK airports would have advanced CT scanners at security checkpoints by 1 December 2022
Evening Standard · Nov 24, 2022 Watch: UK’s biggest fraud sting takes down ispoof site linked to 200,000 victims The UK’s biggest ever fraud sting has brought down a phone number spoofing site used by criminals to scam thousands of victims out of millions of pounds. Members of British law enforcement were part of a global operation to bring down ispoof.cc, a website described by police as an online…
The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022 World Cup fans’ party cancelled after Qatar ‘imposes’ alcohol restrictions Wales’ crunch group B fixture against Iran kicks off at 1pm Qatari time, 10am in the UK, at the Ahmed bin Ali Stadium on Friday.
Evening Standard · Nov 24, 2022 Watch: Sturgeon tells rally the ‘voice of the Scottish people’ will not be silenced The “voice of the Scottish people” will not be silenced, Nicola Sturgeon has told independence supporters after the UK’s highest court ruled Holyrood could not legislate for a referendum. The Supreme Court announced a unanimous decision on Wednesday stating the Scottish Parliament did not have the necessary powers to hold…
The Independent UK · Nov 24, 2022 The best festive UK days out for families this Christmas From stately homes and gardens lit up like a Christmas tree to snuggled-up movie nights and meeting Santa, Natalie Paris rounds up the best days out for little ones this winter
Wales Online · Nov 24, 2022 Map shows most common slang and local language words used across the UK Do you use words and phrases the rest of the country doesn't get?
The Guardian - UK · Nov 24, 2022 Bank of England deputy governor could vote to cut interest rates if inflation pressures ease – as it happened Sir Dave Ramsden expects to vote to keep raising borrowing costs, but sees potential for rate cuts if persistent inflation stops being a worry