All news for 2025-02-13

A Roman history buff has said she was ‘blown away’ after discovering she was sitting just a few feet above a newly excavated ancient site from where London was governed 2,000 years ago.

Part of the London Underground could come to a halt within weeks after train drivers strike over pay.

Vitaliy Hrechyn from Kyiv found himself among those detained in Dubai for a photoshoot of nude girls on a hotel balcony. It is believed that he organized the trip.

There were tears in the dock as the judge’s sentence caused their separation.

As Elon Musk tries to expand his influence in the European political arena, Tesla sales throughout the continent have significantly decreased.

Journalist with US-funded broadcaster is among those released, praised by the ambassador as a ’big day for Team America’.

According to Martin Lewis, 80% of households in England, Scotland and Wales currently overpay for energy — and in the coming months, it’s only going to get worse.

Two brothers accused in connection with a Manchester Airport altercation have pleaded not guilty to assaulting police officers.

The UK Defence Secretary has stated that there can be no peace negotiations for the war in Ukraine without Ukraine’s consent, following Trump’s announcement to initiate talks with Russia.

Liverpool manager Arne Slot was sent off after confronting referee Michael Oliver following his team’s draw at Everton on Wednesday night, and the Dutchman now learns the duration of his ban.

An NHS worker who got into a fight with a hospital security guard after telling him ’don’t get your mother’s knickers in a twist’ has won almost £20,000.

Tens of thousands of U.S. civil servants were approved to accept a buyout from Donald Trump’s administration on Wednesday after a federal judge authorized the unprecedented downsizing initiative to move forward.

Lawyer who exonerated James Tooley did not have access to the WhatsApp messages and diaries that initiated the investigation.

ONS data showing British national output rose in the final quarter of 2024 defies forecasts of a 0.1% decline.

Although the UK may not be directly in the line of fire, the ripple effects on global trade have British businesses concerned.

Donald Trump has stated that the US will try to recover some of the funds it has sent to Ukraine, as he agreed to meet with Vladimir Putin and initiate negotiations to end the war.

Reports indicate significant delays on the M11 this morning due to a serious incident near Harlow.

A nightclub bouncer has been sentenced to three years in prison after being convicted of trying to blackmail Formula One star Michael Schumacher for £12 million.

At least 12 people have been injured after a grenade was thrown into a bar in the southeast of France.

Sir Keir Starmer stated that his government will ease mortgage regulations to simplify the process for first-time buyers to take their initial step onto the property ladder.