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Pedestrian fast lanes trialled in UK cities as slow walkers revealed as key frustration

Pedestrian 'fast lanes' are being trialled in two UK city centres - to allow fast walkers to cut through the crowds. The 50m-long and 2.2m-wide tracks have appeared in high-footfall areas of Glasgow...

I believe passionately in free speech, but Donald Trump protests crossed a line

Alright, let's just get a couple of things straight from the off. To start with, I have no problem with coarse or crude language, in the appropriate setting and time. If it was good enough for...

Two ambulance service workers arrested as police launch major probe into six deaths

Two ambulance service workers have been arrested as part of a major investigation into six deaths in Wiltshire, according to police. An invesigation was launched after Wiltshire Police was first...

Labour accused of betraying Troubles veterans in deal with Dublin

The scrapping of a system to provide conditional immunity to veterans who served in Northern Ireland during the Troubles has triggered warnings former soldiers have been betrayed and will be...

Rachel Reeves urged to help as cyber-attack on carmaker Jaguar Land Rover threatens jobs

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has been urged to protect tens of thousands of manufacturing jobs after a cyberattack halted production at carmaker Jaguar Land Rover (JLR). The firm, which sells luxury...

Iconic Hollywood couple announce split after two years in shock joint statement

Hollywood director Tim Burton and beloved model and actress Monica Bellucci have separated, the former couple announced in a shared statement. They explained: "It is with much respect and deep care...

Beloved Fawlty Towers icon left behind tiny amount in will after tragic dementia battle

Andrew Sachs, best known for his portrayal of the bumbling Spanish waiter Manuel in the 1970s BBC comedy series Fawlty Towers, passed away at the age of 86 and left behind a surprisingly small...

Labour's claim to be party of working class looking more ridiculous by the day

The Reform revolution continues, as pollster More in Common finds Nigel Farage's party is now the most popular among former state and grammar school pupils. In startling findings set to confirm...

Massive surge in support for UK 4-day school week as Department for Education to respond

Support is surging for a massive petition which is urging the government to change the school week to four days. In just 24 hours support has surged by more than 50,000 signatures on the Parliament...

Nightmare for Keir Starmer as new election poll shows Reform twice as popular as Labour

Keir Starmer is facing election meltdown as a nightmare new poll puts Nigel Farage’s Reform UK 18 points ahead of Labour. A survey by Find Out Now found 34% of voters would back Reform if an...

Rachel Reeves savaged from all sides – you won’t believe who’s turning on her now

She took blows from three fronts yesterday, and there is plenty more to come. Serious establishment figures are aghast at how she’s trashing the UK economy, and they’re no longer holding...

M5 traffic LIVE: Chaos on major UK motorway after horror crash - roads closed

Parts of a major motorway have been closed following a serious car crash. Motorists travelling on M5 are currently facing huge delays during rush-hour this morning. Emergency services, including...

Workers across France strike over budget cut plans

Workers across France strike over budget cut plans14 hours agoLaura GozziReutersHundreds of thousands of workers have taken take part in strike action across France on Thursday, after trade unions...

Second migrant removed to France after court bid fails

Second migrant removed to France after court bid fails14 minutes agoDominic CascianiHome and Legal Correspondent andOttilie MitchellBBC NewsReutersAn Eritrean man has been flown out of the UK under...

Why France is at risk of becoming the new sick man of Europe

Why France is at risk of becoming the new sick man of Europe6 hours agoHugh SchofieldParis correspondentBBCSome people in France were upset to learn this week that their political chaos was being...