How The Traitors became the most-watched programme on UK television An average audience of 14.9 million saw the final of The Celebrity Traitors in November 2025. Evening Standard · Jan 21
What to know about glaucoma as cases expected to spike to 1.6 million There are lots different types of glaucoma The Independent UK · Jan 21
UK grassroots music venues show lowest decline since 2018 as sector stabilises post-pandemic The number of small venues shrank by just nine in 2025, but more than half of them reported making no profit, while employment in the sector dropped almost 22% The Guardian - UK · Jan 21
Trump has growing stranglehold over EU and UK energy supply, study shows European countries now reliant on US liquified natural gas shipments, creating risk of higher bills amid recent tensions The Guardian - UK · Jan 21
More than half of grassroots music venues did not make money in 2025 – charity The Music Venue Trust found that despite contributing over half a billion pounds to the UK economy, grassroots music venues in the UK are struggling. Evening Standard · Jan 21
‘Landmark’ study paves the way for type 1 diabetes screening among children About a quarter of children with type 1 are only diagnosed when they reach an emergency situation. Evening Standard · Jan 21
Children to receive type 1 diabetes screening on NHS after landmark study Experts said that the finding could lead to a “step change” in the way type 1 diabetes is diagnosed and treated The Independent UK · Jan 21
UK glaucoma cases will rise to 1.6m by 2060 amid ‘demographic timebomb’, experts say Sharp increase in leading cause of irreversible but preventable blindness driven by ageing population and shows need for early diagnosis The Guardian - UK · Jan 20
Researchers find drug could delay rheumatoid arthritis by years Rheumatoid arthritis affects about 400,000 people aged 16 and over in the UK The Independent UK · Jan 20
Warning over ‘demographic timebomb’ as common eye condition could rise by 60% Glaucoma damages the optic nerve, connecting the eye and brain, and is most common in people over 50 The Independent UK · Jan 20
No ban on gas boilers in UK warm homes plan but heat pumps get £2.7bn push Government opts against phasing out new boilers by 2035 in effort to cut energy bills by as much as £1,000 a year The Guardian - UK · Jan 20
Labour’s warm homes plan is all carrot and no stick for UK households Grants, loans and ‘innovative finance’ will fund green technology, with insulation no longer the main objective The Guardian - UK · Jan 20
‘I’m a small business owner – this is the damage Trump’s tariffs could really do’ Donald Trump’s threat of increased tariffs on imports from the UK could plunge the country into recession The Independent UK · Jan 20
International Business Times UK · Jan 20 Meghan Markle Allegedly Gave These 'Firm Demands' to Prince Harry that Left Him Sweating Meghan Markle is allegedly doing everything she can to stop Prince Harry from bringing her and their children with him to the UK.
International Business Times UK · Jan 20 Trump's 'Special Relationship' With King Charles Could Be Britain's 'Secret Weapon' Amid Greenland Threats King Charles III emerges as a vital diplomatic asset for Britain as President Trump threatens tariffs on the UK over the disputed sovereignty of Danish-owned Greenland.
Evening Standard · Jan 20 Fraud is Britain’s biggest crime - we must make scammers pay Tijs Broeke, chair of the City of London Police Authority Board, says lives have been devastated by offenders raking in billions each year
The Guardian - UK · Jan 20 Love, actually? Starmer’s ‘keep calm’ approach to Trump comes under strain Minister keen to stress politics is not like the movies but PM’s ‘pragmatic’ line is drawing increasing criticism
LiveScience · Jan 20 Tiny improvements in sleep, nutrition and exercise could significantly extend lifespan, study suggests Combining small improvements to several areas of well-being could lead to bigger health gains than improving just one in isolation, a new study suggests.
The Guardian - UK · Jan 20 UK to hand Chagos Islands to Mauritius despite Trump’s taunts, No 10 says PM’s spokesperson insists government’s position is unchanged and that the US still supports the deal
The Independent UK · Jan 20 Mother fears British Isis suspect Jack Letts has been left ‘to die’ in Syrian clashes As many as 60 people, including 35 children, with connections to the UK are in Syrian prisons and camps now engulfed by fighting
The Guardian - UK · Jan 20 Biodiversity collapse threatens UK security, intelligence chiefs warn Ecosystem destruction will increase food shortages, disorder and mass migration, with effects already being felt
The Guardian - UK · Jan 20 The Guardian view on food security: Britain can no longer trust markets alone Editorial: As climate and geopolitics shocks bite, countries are rebuilding food buffers. The UK clings to neoliberal ideas while households pay the price
The Independent UK · Jan 20 Macron takes aim at ‘bully’ Trump as EU leaders ramp up response to president’s threats French president urges ‘rule of law over brutality’ in a thinly veiled takedown from Davos, hours after the US president launches yet another attack on Nato allies with a rant against Keir Starmer's Chagos deal
Evening Standard · Jan 20 'Agony' of Iranians in London over fate of their families in Tehran regime's crackdown on protests Iranians in the capital are desperate for news of their loved-ones, Cities of London and Westminster MP Rachel Blake told Parliament