‘Life-Changing’: Young Britons on Why They Left the UK to Work Abroad
Over 100,000 young Britons emigrated in the year to March 2025, citing high rents and a tough jobs market. Stories from Dubai, Berlin, and beyond.
Over 100,000 young Britons emigrated in the year to March 2025, citing high rents and a tough jobs market. Stories from Dubai, Berlin, and beyond.
Over 500 arrested at London protest against Palestine Action ban, which was ruled unlawful by the high court. Demonstrators gather in Trafalgar Square.
The 59th Sandhurst Competition at West Point introduces drone simulation using video game controllers amid global conflicts.
Ukrainian president proposes meeting in neutral third country as Trump urges compromises from both sides.
Russian drone strike on Ukrainian passenger train kills five; Zelenskyy denounces as terrorism. Odesa also hit, three dead.
Kerry Katona overlooked for I'm A Celebrity All Stars due to fears over her brutal honesty, despite being the 2004 winner.
FBI arrest Joshua Cole for allegedly threatening to shoot at a Texas Pride parade to avenge Charlie Kirk's murder; he faces up to five years.
The leak of George Osborne's budget echoes the 1947 Hugh Dalton leak that led to his resignation from the chancellorship.
US to admit 10,000 more white South African refugees, citing emergency situation and costing $100m, amid Trump's false white genocide claims.
Angela Rayner cleared by HMRC over stamp duty on Hove flat, removing obstacle to potential Labour leadership bid as Starmer's position weakens.
French police arrest nine, including Louvre staff and tour guides, over €10m fake ticket scam targeting Chinese tourists.
UK net migration may fall below zero for first time since 1993, hitting universities, businesses and tax revenues, with effects likened to Brexit.
Rachel Dolezal, former NAACP leader, faces renewed debate over her claimed black identity as she turns 48, with critics questioning the authenticity of her racial self-identification.
US military kills two suspected drug smugglers in Pacific strike; also boards tanker in Indian Ocean as part of Venezuela oil quarantine.
Trump's Iran strike decision hinges on Witkoff and Kushner's assessment in final Geneva talks this week.
Leaked Pentagon memo suggests US could reassess support for UK’s Falklands claim over failure to back Trump’s Iran war. Tensions rise with Nato allies.
French authorities ban British far-right activists from gathering for 'stop the boats' protest, citing public disorder risk.
German officer Lt Franco A on trial for posing as Syrian refugee, planning far-right attacks on politicians, and hoarding weapons.
Péter Magyar sworn in as Hungary's PM after landslide victory, ending Viktor Orbán's 16-year rule. Thousands celebrate in Budapest.
Donald Trump warned Andy Burnham that illegal immigration is 'killing' the UK, as over 500 migrants crossed the Channel in a single day. The US President urged action.
MPs blasted the Ministry of Defence after a damning report found that Afghans who worked with UK forces were left in hiding due to a data breach and flawed policies.
Afghan translators working with UK forces in Helmand listened to Taliban radio chatter, providing vital intelligence that saved countless British lives during patrols and ambushes.
President Trump threatened Iran with strikes, saying 'It's our turn,' while also announcing a major renovation of Dulles International Airport.
A woman found her biological father through a DNA test and a volunteer search angel, after decades of being told the wrong man was her dad.
Court of appeal allows asylum seekers to remain at Epping hotel, sparking political backlash from Farage and Tories despite government win.
Six Britons acting for Wagner group jailed for arson attack on UK warehouse storing Ukraine aid; first convictions under National Security Act 2023.
Audit finds 80% of FoI requests rejected by key Australian departments, citing resistance and delay culture.
Trump jibes at Starmer over Iran strikes; ex-Nato commander defends PM, warns against war without clear end; Tories criticise stance.
Socceroos' African heritage players Mo Touré and Nestory Irankunda highlight Australia's diversity ahead of the World Cup, with increasing representation from refugee backgrounds.
Border patrol commander Gregory Bovino removed from Minneapolis after Alex Pretti shooting; Trump administration reshuffles leadership.