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UK's 'poshest' pub reopens and promises outraged locals cheaper £4.80 pints

Dubbed 'Britain's poshest pub', The Windmill Inn of Linton, near Leeds, has finally swung open its doors again after a temporary closure due to locals being deterred by exorbitant drink prices. The...

King Charles's heartfelt wish after Prince Harry's BBC outburst

King Charles has one heartfelt wish after Prince Harry's bombshell interview, as Britain prepares to mark the 80th anniversary of VE Day this week, sources have claimed. The King and Queen are said...

EU humiliates Starmer as UK stabbed in back over migrant deal

The European Union has reportedly refused to grant Britain access to an illegal migrants database under a Brexit reset. Brussels has told UK negotiators the bloc can't share information with police...

Expert pinpoints exactly why Harry gave bombshell interview - and why it was a bad idea

Prince Harry’s explosive BBC interview stirred millions around the world with many asking what motivated the decision to sit down with Nada Tawfik.The Duke of Sussex has told the broadcaster he...

World’s oldest bridge that's still standing after 3,354 years

For millennia, bridges have played a vital role in connecting cities - now even countries - over roads, water and railways. The earliest versions were often simply trees cut down and laid across...

Archaeology breakthrough as powerful pharaoh's name found in unusual location

A groundbreaking discovery has been made in Jordan, where an inscription bearing the name of the ancient Egyptian pharaoh Ramesses III was uncovered. The etching was found in the Wadi Rum Reserve in...

Inside Queen Elizabeth's secret VE Day celebrations and the strict rules she agreed to

It is a well-known fact that Princess Elizabeth ventured out of Buckingham Palace to celebrate among the enormous crowds in London on VE Day in 1945, with the story even serving as the inspiration...

27 lives per kilometre: How Russia took record losses in Ukraine in 2024

27 lives per kilometre: How Russia took record losses in Ukraine in 20242 hours agoOlga IvshinaBBC News Russian Special ReporterEPA-EFE/REX/ShutterstockLast year was the deadliest for Russian forces...

27 lives per kilometre: How Russia took record losses in Ukraine in 2024

27 lives per kilometre: How Russia took record losses in Ukraine in 20241 hour agoOlga IvshinaBBC News Russian Special ReporterEPA-EFE/REX/ShutterstockLast year was the deadliest for Russian forces...

Nationalist Simion ahead in Romanian election rerun

Nationalist Simion ahead in Romanian election rerun1 hour agoNick ThorpeCentral Europe Correspondent, BucharestEPAThe nationalist candidate George Simion has won a resounding victory in the first...

Royal Family hopes nothing distracts from VE Day commemorations

Royal Family hopes nothing distracts from VE Day commemorations27 minutes agoJacqueline HowardBBC NewsPA MediaThe Royal Family is hoping "nothing will detract or distract" from VE Day commemorations...

‘I’m a Ukrainian veteran and Churchill is my hero - here's my warning to Britain on VE Day

A Ukrainian who fought alongside Britain to defeat the Nazis pleaded “do not give up on us” as the country battles for survival 80 years on.Proudly displaying his war medals, Volodoymir Overko,...

The pretty little UK seaside town with blue water and 'one of the best pubs in the world'

This pretty seaside town is one that’s perfect for a getaway in the UK if you’re looking for somewhere to enjoy a staycation this summer. Tucked away in North Wales, the seaside town of Nefyn is...

Britain's best 16 seaside towns picked by US website and 4 are in one county

Despite its famously unpredictable weather, Britain’s coastline continues to enchant travellers with its windswept beauty, rich heritage, and wildly varied character. From the pebbly coves of the...

Prince Harry 'needs help' says psychologist who spots worrying signs in interview

Prince Harry even went so far as to claim that the court case was a "good old-fashioned establishment stitch-up," suggesting that it used security as a way to trap people within the Royal...