All news for 2025-08-03

King Charles has put Queen Elizabeth II’s luxury helicopter up for sale, with the monarch anticipated to earn £5 million.

The chief executive of the British and Irish Lions has confirmed that the organization is considering facing nations like Fiji or Japan ahead of the Test series against New Zealand in four years’ time as they explore ways to make the tour more competitive.

Greater Manchester Police stated it was a "targeted attack" and there is no broader threat to the public following the stabbing on Friday.

Britain’s manufacturers, affected in recent months by trade wars and higher taxes, edged closer to a return to growth in July, and executives were the most optimistic they have been in five months, according to a survey published on Friday.

Prince Harry has refuted allegations that he caused Prince Andrew to have a bloody nose during a purported altercation.

According to reports, Stourbridge MP Cat Eccles did not register a trip to Israel and the Palestinian territories in time.

Lewis Hamilton said he is "absolutely useless" and claimed Ferrari needs to replace him after he qualified 12th for the Hungarian Grand Prix, while teammate Charles Leclerc took pole position.

Two Afghan asylum seekers have been charged with the alleged rape of a 12-year-old girl, an incident that has left a small town in the Midlands in shock, the Mail on Sunday reports.

New figures reveal that nearly 3 million people on NHS waiting lists in England have not received further care since their GP referral.

The infrastructure arm of ICG, which is listed in London, will announce the acquisition of three regional UK airports from Rigby Group later this month.

Up to 300 critically ill children will be evacuated from Gaza and treated by the NHS according to new plans expected to be unveiled in the coming weeks.

Students and staff are being offered support in the aftermath of the ’tragic event’.

A British man has been arrested on suspicion of murder in Spain after his car crashed near a seaside resort.

Scientists are rendering rhino horns radioactive as part of a plan to deter poachers.

The BBC has now been forced to initiate four distinct investigations over the past year regarding allegations of misconduct.