Poland intercepts Russian spy plane over Baltic Sea
Polish fighter jets intercepted a Russian reconnaissance aircraft near its airspace, as NATO's eastern flank remains on high alert. Details on the incursion and regional tensions.
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Fingerprint clue to 2,000-year-old boat raid mystery
A 2,000-year-old fingerprint found on a preserved boat may reveal the origins of ancient sea raiders who attacked a Danish island. Could this unlock the mystery? Read the full story.
Estonia ferry disaster caused by bow failure, report confirms
New report definitively concludes the 1994 Estonia ferry sinking was due to bow failure, not collision or explosion. Read the final findings on Europe's worst maritime disaster.
Nato Considers Aggressive Response to Russian Hybrid Attacks
Nato is exploring a more aggressive stance, including potential pre-emptive action, to deter Russian hybrid warfare attacks across Europe. Read the latest analysis.
Nato mulls 'aggressive' new stance against Russian attacks
Nato is exploring a more aggressive, pre-emptive approach to deter Russian hybrid attacks, including drone incursions and cyberattacks. Read the latest on the alliance's strategic shift.
NATO Considers Pre-emptive Action Against Russian Hybrid Attacks
A senior NATO official warns the alliance may adopt a more aggressive, pre-emptive stance to deter Russian hybrid warfare, including cyberattacks and infrastructure sabotage. Read the latest on the escalating security crisis.
NATO jets intercept Russian nuclear bombers over Baltic
NATO scrambles fighter jets after Putin deploys nuclear-capable bombers over the Baltic Sea, while insisting he has 'no intention of attacking Europe'. Read the full analysis.
Labour's North Sea oil policy confusion deepens
Labour's energy policy faces contradictions as drilling extensions clash with windfall tax, putting 1,000 monthly North Sea jobs at risk. Discover the government's muddled approach.
Marine life thrives on Nazi weapons in Baltic Sea
Scientists discover thousands of sea creatures flourishing on abandoned WWII munitions in Germany's Bay of Lübeck, creating unexpected underwater ecosystems.
Italian court approves Nord Stream suspect extradition
Italy's highest court has cleared the extradition of a Ukrainian man to Germany, suspected of detonating the Nord Stream pipelines. Discover the latest on this major international case.
Scotland's energy policies risk UK crisis, warns Badenoch
Kemi Badenoch issues urgent warning that Scotland's anti-fossil fuel policies threaten UK energy security and could trigger economic crisis as North Sea production declines.
Energy giants unite to prevent mass job losses
In a dramatic political intervention, renewable energy leaders have united with traditional oil and gas companies to demand urgent government action, warning that Britain faces devastating employment consequences without immediate policy support.
Satellite reveals Russian nuclear sub near NATO waters
New intelligence imagery shows Russia's advanced nuclear submarine positioned in Baltic Sea, raising concerns among defence experts about escalating tensions with NATO.
Russian spy plane intercepted over Baltic Sea
A Russian military intelligence aircraft was intercepted by NATO fighters near Polish airspace in a tense Baltic Sea confrontation, raising regional security concerns.
Germany warns of Russia's Baltic military expansion
Berlin issues stark warning about Russia's expanding military presence in Baltic Sea region, raising concerns about regional stability and energy infrastructure security.
Energy Experts Reveal Cheapest Time To Use Appliances
Four top energy specialists agree on the optimal times to use washing machines, tumble dryers and dishwashers to dramatically reduce electricity costs.
EDF's Power Move: Save £150 on Energy Bills
EDF unveils innovative 'Power Move' tariff offering substantial savings for customers willing to shift electricity usage away from peak hours. Find out if this flexible pricing plan could cut your energy costs.
SNP urged to end nuclear ban amid energy crisis fears
A leading economic think tank urges Scottish government to reconsider nuclear energy ban, warning current renewable strategy risks leaving Scotland in the dark and damaging economic competitiveness.
Miliband: Energy bill savings could be wiped out
Labour's shadow energy secretary admits rising electricity prices could wipe out promised savings from GB Energy plan, sparking Conservative criticism over 'empty promises'.
Starmer: Green energy switch may raise bills first
Prime Minister Keir Starmer confronts political reality as he acknowledges his flagship green energy transition may temporarily increase household costs before delivering long-term savings.
EDF's Collective Energy Tariff Saves Households £150+
EDF launches revolutionary collective switching energy tariff that could save UK households over £150 annually. Exclusive deal offers fixed rates below current price cap.
Westminster pushes nuclear power for Scotland
In a bold move challenging Holyrood's long-standing opposition, Scottish Secretary Alister Jack is spearheading efforts to bring new nuclear power generation to Scotland, arguing it's essential for energy security and net zero ambitions.
Energy supplier collapse threatens thousands of customers
Another UK energy supplier faces imminent collapse, threatening to leave thousands of households in limbo amid the ongoing cost of living crisis. Here's what customers need to know.
28 Energy Suppliers Offering £150 Free Credit
Households across Britain could slash their energy bills with exclusive switching bonuses worth up to £150. Discover which suppliers are offering free credit and how to claim your energy cash boost today.
Free Electric Blankets: Octopus & OVO Winter Giveaway
Major energy suppliers Octopus and OVO are distributing free electric blankets and other energy-saving gadgets to help customers slash heating bills this winter. Discover how to claim these cost-cutting essentials.
Labour's 2030 Clean Energy Plan Faces Cost Criticism
The Labour government's ambitious 2030 clean power target faces mounting criticism as energy experts question its financial viability and practical implementation.
Germany's gas dash threatens climate targets and Wadden Sea
Germany's urgent dash for liquefied natural gas to replace Russian supplies is putting its climate commitments in jeopardy and endangering the fragile UNESCO-protected Wadden Sea ecosystem, new analysis reveals.
15 million Brits couldn't afford £3,000 energy bills
Exclusive research reveals nearly 15 million UK adults would struggle to afford energy bills above £3,000 annually, with vulnerable households facing impossible choices between heating and eating.
Martin Lewis: 3p/hour energy deal could save thousands
Money saving expert Martin Lewis has identified an extraordinary energy tariff costing just 3p per hour that could dramatically reduce bills for thousands of households across the UK.
Energy debt crisis hits £1,700 per household
Shocking new research reveals UK households are sinking into unprecedented energy debt, with average arrears reaching £1,700 as the cost of living crisis deepens.
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