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MPs vote to ban Palestine Action under anti-terror law

MPs have voted to ban Palestine Action under anti-terror law. MPs voted 385 to 26, majority 359 in favour of the Terrorism Act 2000 (Proscribed Organisations) (Amendment) Order 2025.The motion is...

Labour are pouring limited resources down drain instead of stimulating enterprise

We live in a mixed up world of contradictory ideas, moral vacuums and an absence of political conviction. Not only have the UK Labour government lied about many things, they have also failed to...

Wimbledon fans stunned as snack and drink prices soar 'Pure greed' claim over pint prices

Wimbledon has served up more than just thrilling tennis on opening day – with fans left gobsmacked by soaring snack and drink prices across the grounds.A bumper crowd of 42,756 spectators poured...

Crisis in Majorca and Menorca as tourists face closed restaurants - 'Can't be ignored'

Restaurant owners in Majorca, Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera have warned of summer closures after boycotting a pay rise agreement. After months of negotiation, unions and employers representing...

Nissan axes 250 jobs at major UK car plant as electric vehicle sales stall

Hundreds of workers at Nissan's Sunderland factory are set to lose their jobs as the car giant struggles with falling electric vehicle (EV) demand and tumbling profits.The Japanese carmaker confirmed...

Sister of woman killed by elephant in brutal attack slams government for risking lives

"My family never recovered from that. We'd lost my mum a few years previously. My dad was never the same person. I lost my chance to reproduce. I wasn't able to have children biologically because of...

‘Keir Starmer will be gone in a year’ – and guess who’s lining up to replace him

The Prime Minister is lurching from U-turn to U-turn, his authority draining by the day. First came the scrapped winter fuel payment cut. Then the binned £5billion raid on disability benefits. Now,...

Angela Rayner accused of making housing shortage worse despite 1.5m new homes pledge

Angela Rayner’s house-building policies will actually mean fewer homes are built, industry experts have warned. The Deputy Prime Minister is proposing tough measures “to get the homes we need”...

Asylum hotels outrage as taxpayers owed more than £50m

The Home Office is failing to collect more than £50million owed to taxpayers by firms making massive profits by providing hotels and accommodation for more than 32,000 asylum seekers. It could take...

Israel-Iran conflict unleashes wave of AI disinformation

Israel-Iran conflict unleashes wave of AI disinformation12 hours agoMatt Murphy, Olga Robinson & Shayan SardarizadehBBC VerifyBBCA wave of disinformation has been unleashed online since Israel...

The real reason buying a plane ticket doesn't guarantee you'll be on the flight

Flight passengers are being turned away despite booking tickets and can 'legally' be put on another flight, travel experts have confirmed.It is now legal for companies to overbook their flights by...

Prince William's rarely used title that gives him a £23.6m fortune

Prince William became first-in-line to the throne in 2022, and with that came a number of significant responsibilities. As well as being made the 27th Prince of Wales, William, who is turning 43...

UK banking giant closing 52 branches in 2025 rules out bidding for TSB

One of the UK’s biggest high street lenders, NatWest, has confirmed it will not be placing a bid for rival bank TSB, narrowing the field of potential suitors for the Spanish-owned retail lender....

I stayed in iconic UK seaside town's 'worst' hotel — guests call it 'one-star terrible'

I went to an iconic seaside town's 'worst' hotel which many have rated one-star (Image: David Nelson)The crisps were trodden into the carpet when I arrived, and they were still there when I left 18...

The protesters and residents pushing back on tourism in Barcelona

The protesters and residents pushing back on tourism in Barcelona 2 days agoSarah RainsfordSouthern Europe correspondentBBCAs protesters marched through central Barcelona on Sunday, they shouted at...