James Francis Whitehead

The British regulator is testing whether Meta followed a legal requirement to assess safety risks before rolling out a feature designed to make photos and videos disappear.

The prime minister acknowledged the political risk of weakening pension protections, saying he was willing to “pay a political price” to fund his proposed National Care Service.

One of the two cryptobillionaires bankrolling Reform UK was convicted in the U.S. for money laundering failures before being pardoned by President Donald Trump last year.

The resignations add to mounting scrutiny of the far-right party, which is already facing investigations into its finances, donations and senior figures, as it comes under fresh questions over foreign-funded polling and possible attempts to bypass U.K. political donation rules.

The 3-month trial centers on a Manchester man who admits sexually abusing his wife for two decades and is accused of conspiring with other men to drug and rape her while she was unconscious.

Police have arrested 17 people after a car fleeing officers drove the wrong way on a highway and crashed into a police vehicle.

A summer of record wildfires and drought has sharpened a debate over whether Britain should extract more fossil fuels or speed up its shift toward renewable energy.

Burnham faces North Sea oil test as rising costs force UK to rethink net-zero strategy

The comments come as politicians, professors and campaigners call for scrutiny of how Jason Arday was treated, while a petition demanding a public inquiry gathers tens of thousands of signatures.

A record 34 candidates are contesting Thursday’s vote, but with Britain’s major parties boycotting, the result will offer an unusual test of Nigel Farage’s support.