April F1 break may be “a bit of a disadvantage” for Red Bull Teams have differing views on how the five-week gap between the Suzuka and Miami rounds will impact their prospects Motorsport · Mar 23
What is the release date for Last One Laughing UK season 2 episodes 4-5 on Prime Video? Oh, big flash bang wallop, what a picture! TV's funniest show is in full swing, but what time is Last One Laughing UK season 2 episodes 4-5 on Prime Video? TechRadar · Mar 23
‘I would pack up and go tomorrow’: How Golders Green arson attack fuelled fear in ‘deepest heart of Jewish community’ The early morning attack left shattered windows and torched ambulances in its wake – and sent shockwaves through a close-knit community The Independent UK · Mar 23
Over half of UK businesses have no idea how fast they could stop AI in a crisis UK businesses are really underperforming on AI accountability, which shows the EU AI Act isn't having its desired impacts. TechRadar · Mar 23
Scotland becomes first part of UK to screen newborns for spinal muscular atrophy Campaigners hope pilot will result in heel prick test for rare condition being approved across Britain The Guardian - UK · Mar 23
Women and girls around the world need help from the UK – not just words of encouragement COMMENT: It is getting increasingly hard to square the encouraging rhetoric from the government over the rights of women and girls with the reality of what is happening on the ground, writes Sarah Champion, chair of parliament’s International Development Committee The Independent UK · Mar 23
Government losing hard-won gains on rights for women and girls as aid cuts bite, MPs warn ‘Gender equality should not become a footnote in UK diplomacy’, the committee’s chair, Sarah Champion, warns The Independent UK · Mar 23
MAC Cosmetics to host live TikTok shopping events from its UK stores IN FULL The Independent UK · Mar 23
How to watch 'Clash of the Superpowers: America vs China' online from anywhere Here's how to watch 'Clash of the Superpowers: America vs China' as Norma Percy traces how two global leaders became locked in a battle for power. Tom’s Guide · Mar 23
Prince Harry 'Security Snub': Home Office Fears Public Backlash Over Multi-Million Taxpayer Bill Prince Harry faces a fresh blow in his bid for taxpayer-funded UK security, as Home Office officials reportedly baulk at the political cost of restoring protection to the Duke of Sussex. With Ravec split and Whitehall uneasy, the standoff between security necessity and political optics shows no sign of resolution. International Business Times UK · Mar 23
World facing worse energy shock than 1970s oil crisis and Ukraine war combined, says IEA chief Fatih Birol says world leaders underestimating impact war in Middle East will have on energy prices The Independent UK · Mar 23
UK police investigate Jewish charity ambulance arson attack as hate crime British police said they were investigating a suspected arson attack as an antisemitic hate crime, after volunteer ambulances run by a Jewish organisation were set on fire. Euronews · Mar 23
What the UK’s seven new towns could be called – as six locations are scrapped IN FULL The Independent UK · Mar 23
People were rooting for SNL UK to fail – a huge swell of fan and comedian support might save it Viewers had been ‘frothing at the mouth for SNL UK to fail’, show writer Bella Hull told The Independent The Independent UK · Mar 23
The Guardian - UK · Mar 23 UK mortgage interest rates expected to rise despite Trump’s Iran pause Bank of England likely to make two quarter-point increases amid sustained rise in inflation, investors believe
The Conversation · Mar 23 Lead Children: new Netflix series reminds us that lead poisoning is still a global health problem The new Netflix series Lead Children has put a spotlight on the issue of lead poisoning in 1970s Poland. The series follows a young doctor who discovers that children living near a smelting plant have been poisoned with lead.
The Mary Sue · Mar 23 Trump’s brutal ‘cowards’ claim rocks NATO as one major player finally crumbles under US pressure The British government has partially reversed its stance, now allowing the United States military to use UK bases for airstrikes aimed at clearing the Strait of Hormuz of Iranian obstacles. This policy shift was announced by Prime Minister Keir Starmer’s office just hours after President Donald Trump publicly called European…
International Business Times UK · Mar 23 Seven New Towns in England Named: Could 'Elizabethtown' Be One of Them? Full List Inside The UK government has announced plans for seven new towns in England, aiming to build up to 40,000 homes in each location. This initiative marks a significant turning point in British housing.
Evening Standard · Mar 23 Keir Starmer reassures Londoners: Iranian missiles fired at the capital would be shot down The UK has a multi-layered defence system to protect against missile attacks, says No10
Evening Standard · Mar 23 No new cases of meningitis linked to Kent outbreak reported – UKHSA Health Secretary Wes Streeting praised the ‘Herculean efforts’ to protect people.
Euronews · Mar 23 Meningitis B cases in the UK drop as authorities expand vaccination The number of confirmed cases in the Kent meningitis B outbreak has fallen to 29 following laboratory reclassification, according to United Kingdom health authorities.
The Guardian - UK · Mar 23 Starmer says he is ‘unapologetic’ about his focus on national interest when asked how he deals with ‘rude’ Trump – as it happened PM tells MPs ‘a lot of what is said or done is undoubtedly said or done to put pressure on me’
The Guardian - UK · Mar 23 From broadband to moorland: how giffgaff is helping nature thrive By weaving nature into everyday activities and business decisions, giffgaff is helping conservation become part of daily life for members and staff
The Independent UK · Mar 23 Popular UK porridge brand issues recall over mice contamination fears Customers have been urged to return the affected products where they will receive a full refund