New pylons may add £250 to energy bills for 10 years
Families living close to newly proposed electricity pylons may see their energy bills surge by £250 annually for the next 10 years, sparking outrage among residents and campaigners.
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Kent's electric town feeds power back to grid
A groundbreaking agreement allows the UK's first all-electric town in Kent to supply surplus energy back to the grid, marking a major step in sustainable urban development.
Australia's largest battery now preventing NSW blackouts
Australia's biggest battery storage system is now operational, ready to prevent potential blackouts in New South Wales by stabilising the grid during peak demand.
Perlight Black Grid Solar Panels: Style Meets Efficiency
Discover how Perlight's Black Grid solar panels combine sleek aesthetics with high efficiency, making them a top choice for eco-conscious homeowners in the UK.
Ozzy Osbourne snubs Martin Brundle at Belgian GP
Legendary F1 pundit Martin Brundle faced an awkward encounter with rock icon Ozzy Osbourne during the Belgian Grand Prix grid walk. The Black Sabbath frontman appeared to blank Brundle, leaving fans stunned.
Spain vs England: Williamson & Putellas Set for Thriller
England and Spain prepare for a thrilling encounter as star players Leah Williamson and Alexia Putellas lead their teams in a high-stakes match. Read more for exclusive insights and predictions.
New Mexico flash floods: NWS issues life-threatening warnings
The National Weather Service has issued dire warnings for New Mexico as torrential rains threaten to trigger dangerous flash floods across the region.
Wales crime rates surpass England's in new ONS report
New data reveals Wales has higher rates of theft and violent crime compared to England, sparking concerns over regional safety disparities.
Bella Culley's Tbilisi trial set for September
The trial of British national Bella Culley in Tbilisi, Georgia, is set for September. Here's what we know so far about the case and its implications.
Ian Murray slams UK govt over Trump’s Scottish golf deal
Labour’s Ian Murray criticises the UK government for failing to intervene in Donald Trump’s controversial Scottish golf course purchase, raising concerns over transparency and national interest.
Women may claim state pension compensation
Thousands of women may be owed compensation due to historical state pension errors under the Home Responsibilities Protection scheme. The DWP is urging affected individuals to check their eligibility.
Yamal copies Ronaldo's iconic celebration after wonder goal
Barcelona's rising star Lamine Yamal recreates Cristiano Ronaldo's legendary celebration after scoring a wonder goal for Spain, sparking social media frenzy.
Best Tequila Cocktails for National Tequila Day
Discover the best tequila cocktail recipes to celebrate National Tequila Day. From classic Margaritas to creative twists, these drinks will elevate your festivities.
Starmer urged to adopt national child health strategy
Labour leader Keir Starmer faces calls to implement a comprehensive national strategy for children's health, as experts warn of a growing crisis in young people's wellbeing.
Inter Alia: Stunning visuals, hollow core at National Theatre
Patrick Marmion delivers a scathing yet insightful critique of 'Inter Alia' at the National Theatre, calling it a visually stunning but emotionally hollow production.
France accuses Le Monde of fake news over Russian metro claims
Tensions rise as French officials accuse Le Monde of spreading 'fake news' about Russian interference in Paris transport, sparking a fierce debate over press freedom and national security.
Heathrow fire costs tens of millions, impacts runway debate
A major fire at Heathrow Airport has caused financial losses estimated in the tens of millions, reigniting discussions about infrastructure resilience and the proposed third runway.
ASIO's compulsory questioning powers made permanent
Australia's domestic spy agency ASIO secures permanent compulsory questioning powers despite warnings from human rights advocates over potential abuses.
Starmer pressed to deliver on speaking skills pledge
Education leaders and campaigners call on the Prime Minister to deliver on his pledge to integrate oracy into the national curriculum, highlighting its critical role in students' future success.
Trump Administration Announces Major Policy Shifts
The Trump administration has announced sweeping changes affecting immigration, trade, and national security. Here’s a breakdown of the latest updates and their potential impact.
School punishes pupils for Union Jack on Culture Day
A UK school faces backlash after students were reportedly punished for displaying the Union Jack during a cultural celebration event, igniting debates on national identity and school policies.
UK debt crisis deepens as borrowing soars
Britain's national debt has skyrocketed, sparking fears of impending tax rises as the government scrambles to balance the books. Experts warn of tough economic times ahead.
Lords block foreign investment limits for UK papers
The House of Lords has rejected a government proposal to limit foreign ownership of British newspapers, sparking debate over press freedom and national security.
Ted Cruz calls for probe after military helicopter crash
Senator Ted Cruz demands answers after a military helicopter crashes into the Potomac River near Washington, calling for a thorough investigation by the National Transportation Safety Board.
Germany coach: 'Players must suffer against Spain'
Germany's head coach prepares his squad for a gruelling encounter against Spain, emphasising resilience and tactical discipline.
Henry VIII's lost Surrey palace discovered by archaeologists
Archaeologists uncover the remains of a lavish Tudor palace in Surrey, believed to be King Henry VIII's long-lost hunting lodge. The discovery sheds new light on royal leisure pursuits.
Millionaire banker dies hiking in Wyoming mountains
A wealthy financier and devoted father tragically lost his life during a solo hike in Wyoming's rugged terrain, leaving behind a grieving family and a legacy of philanthropy.
King Charles meets racehorse Stradivarius in Newmarket
The royal couple visited the National Stud in Newmarket to meet the celebrated racehorse Stradivarius, showcasing their passion for equestrian sports.
Man guilty of sharing Shapps' data with Russian spies
A UK court has found a man guilty of passing sensitive information about Defence Secretary Grant Shapps to Russian intelligence operatives, raising serious national security concerns.
King Albert snubs Princess Delphine on Belgium National Day
King Albert of Belgium faces backlash after excluding his estranged daughter, Princess Delphine, from National Day celebrations, reigniting royal family tensions.
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