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Humanitarian groups call on Israel to end 'weaponisation of aid' in Gaza

Humanitarian groups call on Israel to end 'weaponisation of aid' in GazaJust nowJames ChaterBBC NewsEPAMore than 100 organisations have signed a joint letter calling on Israel to stop the...

Canary Islands hotel breaks silence as British dad dies after eating ‘half-cooked’ chicken

The Canary Islands resort where a British holidaymaker died after eating “half-cooked” chicken has spoken out for the first time following an inquest into the man's death. The Barcelo Hotel...

Council launches legal battle to close migrant hotel after huge protests erupt

Epping Forest District Council has launched legal action to close the Bell Hotel in Epping to stop it from being used to house asylum seekers. The news comes after the hotel became the centre of huge...

How Biddy Baxter shaped Blue Peter and ruled TV classic with a rod of iron

Biddy wth the Blue Peter badge (Image: BBC)While it's rare for TV producers to become household names, Biddy Baxter is an exception, having steered Blue Peter – now the world's longest-running...

Knee-replacement implant used on thousands of NHS patients was known to be faulty for years

Knee implant used by NHS known for years to be faulty4 hours agoJim Booth, Adrian Goldberg & Nazrin WilkinsonFile On 4 InvestigatesBBCA knee-replacement implant, used in thousands of UK...

The best place in Europe for Brits to retire – and investors have noticed

It is perhaps not a surprise many Brits want to retire abroad. In the aftermath of Brexit, the pandemic and with geopolitical conflicts on the rise, the dream may feel more desirable than ever. The...

British tourists in Spain face fines up to £519 for buying from street vendors

While holidaymakers in Spain are well aware of shoplifters, many might not know that they can break the law while doing something as innocent as shopping. Tourists visiting Palma, the capital of...

Emirates introduces ban on all flights from October

Emirates has announced a ban on the use of power banks during flights due to increasing safety concerns. From October 1, 2025, passengers will no longer be allowed to use these devices while...

Tourists travelling to holiday hotspot to be hit with new £17 fees for attractions

A country beloved by Brits is planning to introduce fees at its biggest natural attractions. New Zealand is launching the scheme to fund conservation and boost employment.Under the proposed scheme,...

Spain holiday resort chaos as tourists use torches to reserve beach sunbeds at 5.30am

Sunbed wars have taken on a new dimension in Spainas tourists use torches and mobile phones to hog the best spots on the beaches before dawn. Bemused locals have taken videos of holidaymakersgetting...

Warning to anyone travelling to Turkey for 'cosmetic vacations'

Scores of Brits who head over to Turkey every year for ‘cosmetic vacations’ — undergoing procedures like dental work and other forms of cosmetic surgery — are now being cautioned about the...

Major update for Blue Badge holders in 29 countries as UK issues new travel advice

Blue Badge holders received a significant update from the Foreign Office today, with changes to travel advice for 29 countries indicating that UK Blue Badges may now be recognised in certain European...

Rachel Reeves and Labour accused of failing young British workers in shock poll

LABOUR has been accused of setting young people up for “failure”, as Rachel Reeves’ jobs tax hammers the UK labour market and creates misery for graduates. A new poll has revealed a stark gloom...

Brits travelling to Europe warned of major 2026 rule change - 'could be denied entry'

From late 2026, Brits planning to jet off to European holiday hotspots like France, Spain or Italy will need to secure a mandatory pre-travel authorisation — miss it and you might not even get past...

China 'floods UK universities with spies' as lecturer told ‘we’re watching you’

University staff and students in the UK claim to have been subject to surveillance from China. An alarming new report by the UK-China Transparency (UKCT) think tank says academics and pupils of...