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UK

Last week
16th March 2025 - 22nd March 2025
Heathrow Airport 'fully operational' after day of disruption caused by power outage
More than 1,300 flights were cancelled yesterday when a fire at a nearby substation left the airport without power, forcing it to close.
Any passengers due to travel today have been advised to check with their airline for the latest information about their flight.
British government rejects proposal for UK-wide bank holiday for St. Patrick’s Day
Canada 'must diversify' its trade relationships, new PM Mark Carney says
This month
March 2025
Captain of ship in North Sea collision charged over death of crew member
Hospital staff could face gross negligence manslaughter charges in Lucy Letby probe, police say
Man arrested on suspicion of ‘gross negligence manslaughter’ after North Sea collision
The owner of the cargo ship has confirmed that the ship was not transporting containers full of toxic sodium cyanide.
Crossbow killer searched for Andrew Tate's podcast before murdering former partner, UK court told
Starmer calls Russia a 'menace' to Britain's waters and skies, as UK ramps up missile spending
The 5,000 missiles will be manufactured at Belfast’s Thales weapons plant.
Man who killed BBC commentator's daughters in crossbow attack to stand trial for rape
King Charles meets Zelenskyy following defence summit on Ukraine in London
The UK has signed a £1.6 billion deal to supply more than 5,000 air defence missiles to Ukraine using export finance.
UK and France working on deal for 'lasting peace' in Ukraine - Starmer
Starmer insists Ukraine has ‘full backing of UK’ as he meets Zelenskyy at No 10
Counter-terror police assess complaints about BBC Gaza documentary
Last month
February 2025
UK media praise Starmer for pulling out ‘Trump card’ at yesterday’s White House meeting
Tate brothers' arrival in US met with 'shock, horror and trauma' by women alleging rape
UK increases defence spending to 'show strength' to Putin (and slashes aid budget to fund it)
UK's Health Minister sacked by Keir Starmer over 'badly misjudged' WhatsApp messages
Grenfell families say they were ignored on decision to demolish tower
Lucy Letby: Commission examining potential miscarriages of justice will look at child killer case
January
January 2025
UK marks five years since Brexit as polling shows majority thinks leaving EU was a mistake
Teenager who murdered three children at dance class in Southport sentenced to 52 years in jail
12-year-old boy dies after being found stabbed in Birmingham as teenage suspect arrested
Man admits murdering BBC commentator's wife and two daughters in UK crossbow attack
Starmer says UK must tackle 'new and dangerous' threat of lone male terrorists
Southport stabbing: Teenager admits murdering three girls at Taylor Swift-themed dance class
Just six months after the UK election, Labour's Chancellor and another minister are in trouble
Father of murdered schoolgirl Sara Sharif attacked in British prison
Last year
2024
Three people die in Channel crossing attempt
Britain's King Charles' cancer treatment ‘to continue into next year’
Alleged Chinese spy with 'unusual degree of trust' from Prince Andrew barred from UK
UK parcels arriving in Ireland from alternative ports as An Post deals with Holyhead closure
Some European countries suspend Syrian asylum decisions after Assad's fall
Over thirty arrests made across Ireland and the UK in crackdown on people-smuggling gangs
Former nurse Lucy Letby questioned over more baby deaths in England
Starmer meets Greek prime minister amid reports of deal to return Parthenon Marbles
Gregg Wallace apologises for saying allegations against him were from 'middle-class women of a certain age'
Masterchef star Gregg Wallace faces further accusations after stepping away from show
Irish emigrants: 'There's not a single thing a government could do to lure me back home'
Over one million sign petition for a general election to be called in the UK
Funeral of singer Liam Payne takes place in England