Ferrari worth £3.7million among supercars seized in London weekend crackdown
Cars taken included a Ferrari Monza SP2, which had only been in the UK for a day Police have seized millions of pounds worth of supercars in a central London…
Burnham vows to tackle ‘rip-off’ subscriptions in cost-of-living crackdown
The PM will accelerate plans to force companies to make it easier to cancel subscriptions and provide more information about costs up-front rather than quietly auto-renewing them at a higher…
Met Office issues rare extreme heat warning update as temperatures set to hit 36C
Parts of the UK are set to see their fifth heatwave of the summer Temperatures could reach 36C or higher this week, potentially impacting railway lines and power networks as…
Bungalow destroyed in explosion captured on camera
CloseA suspected gas explosion that destroyed a bungalow and left a man injured has been caught on camera. It happened on Cobb Hall Road, Newton Longville, near Milton Keynes on…
Hastings Direct’s failures forced my family out of our home
Eight months after reporting a leak to our home insurer, Hastings Direct, my husband and I and our two-year-old are still effectively homeless. Last winter, we discovered that an unnoticed…
‘Roll on 2027’ as Fleadh 2026 comes to an end
The first All Ireland Fleadh in Belfast ended in the early hours of Monday morning with organisers saying they were overwhelmed by the positive response they received from all communities.…
Harry Potter fans force diversion of £430m giant pipeline to protect Dobby’s ‘grave’
Harry Potter fans’ outcry meant the project to transport energy from the UK to Ireland had to be diverted Harry Potter fans forced a £430m energy project to divert plans…
Former Cambridge professor at centre of plagiarism row cancels book tour
A bookshop event and a conference speech featuring the former Cambridge University professor have been called off Jason Arday has cancelled a series of events promoting his forthcoming memoir after…
PM faces pressure as Jackdaw licence consultation closes
The prime minister faces pressure over North Sea oil and gas as a decision on allowing new drilling moves closer. A consultation on Jackdaw, a gas field 150 miles east…
The night Belfast burned: how the Northern Ireland race riots unfolded
Shortly after 10.30pm on Monday 8 June, as a summer twilight lingered over Belfast, a horrific scene unfolded on Kinnaird Avenue: a man straddled and repeatedly stabbed a figure lying…