The best-value winter sun holiday destinations for UK travellers A three-course dinner for two, including a bottle of wine, is just £39.26 in one sunny city The Independent UK · Sep 25
EuroMillions: UK ticket holder wins bumper £111 million jackpot National Lottery operator Allwyn said it is the third EuroMillions jackpot win in the UK this year The Independent UK · Sep 25
UK ticket-holder wins £111m EuroMillions jackpot Tuesday’s jackpot is now an estimated £14 million. The Independent UK · Sep 25
UK ticket-holder wins huge £111million EuroMillions jackpot Lucky UK resident scoops staggering jackpot in Friday’s EuroMillions draw Evening Standard · Sep 25
Give Like Dolly Day launched to support children’s reading in star’s honour Country music superstar Dolly Parton died aged 80 in August. Evening Standard · Sep 25
‘He looked at me and said: “So you really are working class”’: Alan Johnson on the need for better paternity leave Exclusive: Former Labour minister says working-class fathers are being shortchanged and budget should correct it The Guardian - UK · Sep 25
England vs Spain betting preview with prediction, tips and best odds Follow our tipster's England vs Spain betting tips using the best odds from top UK bookmakers online Evening Standard · Sep 25
Free bet offers today: A guide to today's best new betting offers for the Nations League The best free bet and betting offers live right now, checked and refreshed daily Evening Standard · Sep 25
Andy Burnham orders flagship public London rail company to up game after summer of disruption ‘We've had a difficult summer across the railway network, across all of England and the UK, to be honest. It isn't good enough,’ says the Prime Minister Evening Standard · Sep 25
Sense And Sensibility audiobook sees 80% uplift in Spotify listens ahead of film The latest film adaption stars Daisy Edgar-Jones, Fiona Shaw and George MacKay, and is released in UK cinemas on Friday. Evening Standard · Sep 25
UK PM Andy Burnham rules out early general polls, says ‘no election anytime soon’ UK Prime Minister Andy Burnham has ruled out calling an early general election, saying his focus is on tackling the cost of living and supporting businesses rather than putting the country through another election campaign. The Times of India · Sep 25
Catherine Ringer obituary French performer who found fame in her homeland as lead singer with the avant-garde pop duo Les Rita Mitsouko The Guardian - UK · Sep 25
Members of UK’s largest mobile phone smuggling network jailed after sending thousands of stolen iPhones abroad Prosecutors said the men were part of a ‘sophisticated and organised criminal network’ The Independent UK · Sep 25
Controversy in Argentina as US soldiers conduct joint exercises in Tierra del Fuego without Parliament's authorization A joint training exercise with a small contingent of United States military personnel in southern Argentina has been drawing criticism by opposition members who say President Javier Millei failed to notify Congress about the exercise. Latin Times · Sep 25
The Conversation · Sep 25 Why far-right protesters target non-political groups like lifeboat volunteers On September 6 2026, two Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI) lifeboats brought around 120 migrants ashore at Portsmouth. They were met by a protest, where far-right demonstrators verbally abused lifeboat crew. The crew’s names, addresses and photographs were later circulated online.
The Economic Times · Sep 25 India reserves third-party rights in Russia-EU CBAM trade dispute in WTO: Official Argentina, Brazil, Canada, China, Chinese Taipei, Indonesia, Japan, Saudi Arabia, South Korea, Malaysia, Norway, Paraguay, Singapore, Switzerland, Thailand, the UK and the US are other countries that have reserved their third-party rights in the dispute, the Geneva-based official said.
The National (Scotland) · Sep 25 New poll shows how every Scottish seat could vote – see your area A new in-depth poll has suggested Scottish Labour could be almost completely wiped out from the UK Parliament if a General Election were held…
Bored Panda · Sep 25 Mirrored Sculptures By Rob Mulholland That Change With Light, Weather, And Seasons (35 Pics) A sculpture that looks completely different depending on the season, the weather, or even the time of day sounds like something out of science fiction. But that's essentially how Rob Mulholland's mirrored sculptures work, and they've been quietly standing in forests and open landscapes across the UK, changing without ever…
The Independent UK · Sep 25 Octopus Energy CEO Greg Jackson: UK’s electricity market built for a fossil fuel era that no longer exists Octopus Energy CEO Greg Jackson warned that the UK’s electricity market is built for a fossil fuel era that no longer exists during a conversation with The Independent’s Editor-in-Chief, Geordie Greig, during our Climate 100 event.
The Guardian - UK · Sep 25 Mosques given £66m in emergency security funds after Southport disorder Exclusive: Full government funding figures ‘tell sombre story about rise in hostility that British Muslims live with’, trust says
The Independent UK · Sep 25 Think EVs are too expensive? These 12 could blow your mind, not your bank balance New Nissan Pixo takes on Renault Twingo, VW ID. Up, Dacia Spring, Fiat 500 and more in a small-car scrap that’s great news for buyers
The Times of India · Sep 25 UK steps up Palestine aid with £88m package for healthcare, clean water in Gaza The British Government has announced an £88 million aid package to provide healthcare, clean water and protection to hundreds of thousands of Palestinians.
International Business Times UK · Sep 25 Texas Dad Not Indicted After Daughter's Fatal Shooting as UK Coroner Rules 'Unlawful Killing' Lucy Harrison was fatally shot at her father's Texas home in January 2025. A UK inquest ruled her death an unlawful killing, but a Texas grand jury declined to indict him.
The Independent UK · Sep 25 ‘Serious concern’ after MOD fails to disclose nearly 100m files to Afghan killings inquiry, court hears Millions of new files discovered by MoD will not delay UK special forces Afghan killings inquiry, government insists
International Business Times UK · Sep 25 UK Companies Face New Limits on Layoffs as Employment Rights Act Brings Tougher Worker Protections UK Employment Rights Act 2025 cuts unfair dismissal qualifying period, lifts payout cap and brings tougher rules on tribunals, flexible working and layoffs.