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Labour to relaunch pensions group over fears retirees will be £800 poorer by 2050

A pensions group is set to be relaunched by Labour amid fears workers are not saving enough for retirement. The Pensions Commission, an independent body which last met in 2006, will look at the...

Asylum seekers 'caught making OnlyFans sex film' in migrant hotel in UK seaside town

Two asylum seekers were allegedly caught making an OnlyFans sex video at a taxpayer-funded asylum seeker hotel. Staff allegedly walked in on the pair during a routine inspection, it has been...

Sewage discharges to halve by 2030 in 'water revolution', minister pledges

Sewage discharges to halve by 2030, minister pledges15 minutes agoAlex BoydBBC NewsGetty ImagesLucy HookerBBC NewsThe government is preparing a "water revolution" that will halve the number of times...

Jeremy Clarkson slams 'nightmare' Labour in humiliating blow to Keir Starmer

Jeremy Clarkson has waded in on Sir Keir Starmer after his latest decision to lower the national voting age. The former Top Gear host has described that the "nightmare" Labour government is "here to...

BBC confirms hit show making a comeback after 20 years with original cast

Two decades have passed since the beloved children's programme Balamory graced our television screens, but that's about to change as the BBC has announced the show's highly anticipated return.The...

Putin reeling after NATO states deliver deadly blow to Russian sabotage group

Western intelligence agencies have dismantled a pro-Russian hacker group that has caused wide spread havoc in Europe. The group - NoName057(16) - is responsible for numerous cyber attacks on critical...

'National disgrace!' Fury as serious water pollution rockets 60% last year

Campaigners have insisted that “heads need to roll” after the number of serious pollution incidents caused by water firms across England rose by 60% in 2024 compared to the previous year. Three...

Fury as Britain will have to pay into EU's budget under Keir Starmer's Brexit deal

Britain will have to pay into the European Union's budget under Sir Keir Starmer's Brexit reset deal, according to reports. New EU documents state that the UK must make financial contributions to the...

Stephen Colbert's The Tonight Show CANCELLED after Trump forces major settlement from CBS

One of the giants of the US' late night talk shows and a major critic of Donald Trump has been abruptly dropped by his network, after a major legal battle with the President. As a result, from next...

Huge BBC sitcom set for return in major series announcement

A much-loved BBC comedy is set to return to TV screens later this year, the broadcaster has confirmed.Two Doors Down began back in 2013 as a one-off special but seven series were made in total, all...

Stranger Things' Dungeons and Dragons references explained ahead of season 5

This article contains affiliate links, we will receive a commission on any sales we generate from it. Learn more Stranger Things season 5 official Netflix trailerStranger Things fans have been sent...

MasterChef finalist who 'spent time with John Torode off-screen' breaks silence on axe

TV personality and author Christine Hamilton has branded the BBC's decision to not renew John Torode's contract on MasterChef as "vile". The Australian-born TV chef, 59, was sacked from MasterChef,...

Brits use a number of 'travel hacks' to get the most out of their holidays

Four in 10 consider themselves a 'travel hacker', making use of key tips and tricks to maximise their holidays. The research was commissioned by Virgin Red, which teamed up with Race Across The World...

Multiple BBC staff sacked over ‘abusive behaviour’ following John Torode axe

The BBC confirmed yesterday that it "sacked several members" following a recent review of the corporation's culture. The broadcaster made the announcement through Samir Shah, chairman of the BBC, who...

Counterterror chiefs issue chilling warning as Russia 'tries to recruit' UK schoolchildren

Schoolchildren are being targeted by hostile foreign states including Russia, counter-terror chiefs have warned, as part of a growing effort to recruit vulnerable Britons for surveillance, sabotage...