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Outrage as UK town trashed by 'green hippies' - 'you'd think it was Glastonbury!'

A riverside beauty spot close to a scene immortalised by painter John Constable has been likened to 'Glastonbury' after being left blighted by litter-dropping tourists. The village of Dedham in...

Russian minister's death serves as warning to political elite

Russian minister's death serves as warning to political elite13 hours agoSteve RosenbergRussia editorReporting fromMoscowEPAIt was a dramatic start to the week in Russia.On Monday morning, President...

Octopus Energy customers set for £43 payment after 'failing to provide final bills'

Octopus Energy has been ordered to fork out £1.5 million in refunds and compensation after neglecting to issue final bills to customers within the mandatory six-week period, regulator Ofgem has...

Gardeners' World host Monty Don called out for behaving differently around wife on TV

Monty Don has been previously called out for "behaving differently on camera" with his wife, Sarah. The 70-year-old Gardeners' World star discussed his television career on the podcast White Wine...

'It was inhuman': 7/7 bus driver on witnessing bombing horror

7/7 bus driver: Olympic joy turned to barbaric day26 minutes agoTom EdwardsTransport correspondent, London•@BBCTomEdwardsBBCGeorge Psaradakis, partway through his bus route in central London on a...

Brian Cox admits he's 'constantly' thinking about his death

Actor Brian Cox admits he is “constantly” thinking about death. The 79-year-old Succession star says he often wonders how he will meet his demise.Brian’s acting career has spanned over six...

Is the UK really any safer 20 years on from 7/7?

Is the UK really any safer 20 years on from 7/7?28 minutes agoDominic CascianiHome and Legal Correspondent•@BBCDomCBBCThere are extraordinary secret surveillance images - now largely forgotten -...

Labour panic as fears grow Jeremy Corbyn's new party will only help Nigel Farage become PM

Former Labour leader Lord Neil Kinnock has warned that any “splintering” of the left-wing parties would “only be of assistance to the enemies of Labour”. He suggested a breakaway party being...

SAVE RACHEL REEVES! She's been a disaster but sack her now and Britain's finished

I'm not saying she's done a good job. She hasn't. Within days of Labour winning the election, it was clear she was going to be a disaster. Every warning light flashed red. She was ready to hike...

We Tories could have lost better – we must do these 3 things to win again

Just one year ago 125 Tory MPs, including myself, lost our seats. After 14 years in power – and a particularly turbulent final stretch – a Labour victory had seemed inevitable. We looked...

Keir Starmer brands himself a 'hard b*****d' as he defends humiliating U-turns

Sir Keir Starmer has declared that he is a "hard enough b*****d" to lead the UK despite Labour's poor polling and numerous U-turns since taking office a year ago. The Prime Minister is facing...

Wes Streeting made NHS promise he can't keep – he must get serious about obesity

Why did Health Secretary Wes Streeting say Britain was going to be a fat-free country within a decade when it’s a promise he clearly can’t keep? He made this spurious claim this week at the...

I understand what Trump cares about, says Starmer

I understand what Trump cares about, says Starmer30 minutes agoSam FrancisPolitical reporterSir Keir Starmer has said he "understands what anchors" US President Donald Trump, having built a...

Starmer seeks to end speculation about Reeves' future

Starmer seeks to end speculation about Reeves' future26 minutes agoSam FrancisPolitical reporterBrian WheelerPolitical reporterSir Keir Starmer has sought to calm the markets and end speculation...

Keir Starmer breaks silence on Rachel Reeves's PMQs tears in BBC interview

Sir Keir Starmer has insisted that Rachel Reeves will be Chancellor for a "very long time to come" after she broke down in tears at PMQs. The Prime Minister said it was "absolutely wrong" to suggest...