Ed Miliband, praised as the most successful minister under Keir Starmer, moves from energy secretary to the Foreign Office, leaving behind a legacy of rapid decarbonisation and renewable energy reforms.
Horse racing fears Andy Burnham's government may ban gambling sponsorship, which could be ruinous for the industry if not exempted.
Supermarket basil pots contain dozens of seedlings that compete and die. Dividing them into separate clumps gives each room to grow, turning a dying plant into a lasting supply.
We want to hear from UK residents near AI datacentres about their experiences and concerns regarding land use, pollution, noise, and heat island effects.
The Nations Championship's opening rounds provided compelling moments, but rugby's refereeing inconsistencies and TMO delays remain unresolved.
Nicola Wilding's memoir explores her mother Sandra's journey from Cumbria to marching with the English Defence League, blending personal and political history.
One in three people globally cannot afford a healthy diet, with 2.69 billion unable to meet nutritional needs, according to a UN report urging action on food affordability.
With holiday childcare costs up to £1,145 per child, we want to hear how parents are managing work and childcare this summer.
Residents of Russian-held Crimea face severe power outages, fuel shortages, and water cuts as Ukraine's air campaign isolates the peninsula, eroding support for Moscow.
Yotam Marom, a key Occupy Wall Street organizer, argues movements must build power through strategy and structure, not just elections, to achieve lasting change.
Millions face hosepipe bans in southern England and Wales. Use watering cans, recycled water, or rain butts. Breach fines up to £1,000. Drought possible.
A Memphis pizza shop sees a surge in customers after its owner refuses to serve the national guard, as frustration grows over federal taskforce killings.
Salah Sarsour, president of Wisconsin's largest mosque and a green card holder, says his 80-day ICE detention reminded him of Israeli prison in 1989.
A new report finds Trump's cuts to PEPFAR have forced clinic closures, staff layoffs, and disrupted HIV services worldwide, risking reversal of progress against the epidemic.
As North Carolina's Latino population booms, the Gooch family transforms their historic Black-owned land into a cultural hub for Mexican concerts and events.
About 23 million people across England and Wales face hosepipe bans as Thames Water joins restrictions, with eight areas in prolonged dry weather and drought looming.
Astronomers find Milky Way was flipped on its side after a direct hit from dwarf galaxy Gaia Sausage about 10 billion years ago, reshaping the galaxy's disc and halo.
NSW launches Aboriginal family preservation program with $350m funding to reduce overrepresentation of Indigenous children in out-of-home care.
The 2026 World Cup was financially successful for FIFA, but left little for local communities, paving the way for future tournaments in the US and further expansion.
A patch of overgrown land in Dumbarton's Overtoun area has sparked confusion between the council and Overtoun House estate over who is responsible for cutting it.
The Farmers' Union of Wales calls for urgent escalation of resources as wildfires continue in North Wales, threatening property, livestock, and habitats.
UK could see 41C, hottest day ever. Heat-related health enquiries surged 621%. Dr Tom Maggs offers tips to combat dizziness, fatigue, and dehydration.
A 500m stretch of Half Moon Lane in Offerton could close five days a week under a School Streets scheme to tackle dangerous parking and speeding near two primary schools.
Nutritionist Emily English shares a simple trick to make pesto pasta more nutritious and delicious by adding broccoli, boosting fibre and protein.
Plans to demolish the 1840s Glegg Arms in Heswall for hotel expansion face opposition from campaigners who say it would be 'disastrous'.
Wildfire smoke from North America has turned UK skies 'opaque' and grey, the Met Office says, as over 900 wildfires rage in Canada.
An investigation has confirmed that AMG Resources Limited is the source of a fly problem in Llanelli that has left residents 'physically sick'.
Washing-up liquid cuts through grease on kitchen cabinets with almost zero effort, a cleaning test found. The 89p item outperformed other methods in just two minutes.
Lamlash, a seaside village on the Isle of Arran, has been named one of Scotland's best places to live in 2026 by WorldAtlas, offering scenic beauty and amenities.
Locomotion railway museum in County Durham has launched a new pop-up beach, supported by Lumo, as part of its summer festival. The Flying Scotsman will visit from August 2-31.