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The pretty UK seaside town with 2 miles of beaches that's just 90 minutes from London

This town is known for its incredible coastline and it’s a popular spot for those wanting to visit the seaside in summer. Kent is home to many much-loved beaches and towns, but this one is often...

Ryanair takes aim at passengers who 'stand up first' with brutal message

Travelling by plane often involves encounters with inconsiderate fellow passengers, like those who kick your seat or recline too far and encroach upon your space.But one of the most irritating habits...

Thousands party at Budapest Pride in clear message to Orban

Thousands party at Budapest Pride in clear message to Orban2 days agoNick ThorpeBBC Budapest CorrespondentReporting fromBudapestGetty ImagesBudapest advertises itself as a party town. On Saturday,...

Thousands in Norway told they won up to millions in lottery error

Thousands in Norway told they won up to millions in lottery error2 days agoDanai Nesta KupembaBBC NewsScores of Norwegians thought they had become millionaires after receiving a notification from the...

England women’s team get a fierce send-off that is towel-tally amazing!

England’s Lionesses got a mighty send-off as they prepare to depart for their biggest tournament of the year - a massive tribute made entirely from towels.The monumental display featuring a roaring...

Moment Palestine Action supporter is caught imitating Bob Vylan's Glastonbury chant

A supporter of Palestine Action was caught on camera shouting “death, death to the IDF” during a protest outside Woolwich Crown Court—mimicking the incendiary chant made by rapper Bob Vylan at...

Do you live in one of the 10 UK areas set to save the most under new energy price cap?

Households across Britain are set to feel the benefit of Ofgem’s new energy price cap—but some areas will see significantly bigger savings than others, new research has found.Leading the way is...

BBC boss Tim Davie was 'consulted' while at Glastonbury during vile 'death to IDF' chant

The BBC Director-General was personally consulted after a rap duo chanted “death, death to the IDF” during a Glastonbury performance, The Telegraph has reported.Tim Davie, who was visiting staff...

ITV primetime show suspended: fire engines called to set in 'carnage' car blaze

ITV's latest project, You Bet! saw its production come to an abrupt stop after a conflagration turned the set into utter chaos. Host Stephen Mulhern was in the midst of filming for the new series...

Princess Diana superfan takes out fourth mortgage to buy royal's £370k dress

She described the moment as life-changing saying preserving Diana’s legacy is worth every penny."When you see them go for so little, you can't not preserve them, if that makes any sense. Because...

MOD told 'we will see you in court' over Chinook helicopter crash which left 29 dead

The families of those killed in an RAF helicopter crash have told the Ministry of Defence (MOD) that they will see them in court. The 1994 RAF Chinook crash on the Mull of Kintyre killed all 29...

'Severe' fire warning issued for entire UK city as heatwave continues

A major UK city has been put under a "severe" fire warning as Britain's heatwave continues.London's fire chief issued the warning for the capital, which could soar to 33C today according to the Met...

Royal Family LIVE: Prince Harry blasted for 'making headlines about Meghan'

Prince Harry has drawn criticism for linking back to his wife, Meghan, during a surprise appearance at a children's online safety conference in New York. The 40-year-old Duke of Sussex went solo on...

England weather 'hotter than Barbados' as 34C Monday scorcher could be hottest in 50 years

Monday is poised to be one of the hottest June days on record, with temperatures soaring to 34C, providing tennis enthusiasts a scorching start to Wimbledon.A heatwave will continue for a fourth day...

Keir Starmer rinsed again by historian Anthony Seldon who warns ‘skates are under’ PM

Sir Keir Starmer has been ripped apart by a leading political historian who suggested the Prime Minister was “damaged property” after an “alarmingly precipitous” collapse in popularity. Sir...