Vitamin C Serums May Boost Sun Protection, But Not Replace Sunscreen
Vitamin C serums may boost sun protection by neutralising free radicals, but experts stress they cannot replace sunscreen for UV defence.
Category : Brexit
Tories Apologise for 'Error' in Mental Health Attack on Suella Braverman
Conservatives apologise after withdrawing statement linking Suella Braverman's defection to mental health issues, sparking cross-party criticism.
Strait of Hormuz Traffic Plummets After Renewed Strikes
Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has plummeted after renewed US-Iran clashes, with traceable vessel transits grinding to a halt, warns UK monitor Lloyd's List Intelligence.
Starmer Signals Potential Smoking Ban in Outdoor Spaces, Promises Better Brexit Deal
PM Keir Starmer signals possible smoking ban in outdoor spaces, citing preventable deaths and NHS burden; also discusses Brexit reset with Macron.
12,000+ migrants cross Channel in 2026
More than 12,000 migrants have crossed the English Channel in small boats in 2026, with 249 arriving on July 7. French crews rescued a woman during one crossing.
Ireland’s Deputy Premier Condemns EU Buying Russian Oil as ‘Utterly Despicable’
Ireland's deputy premier Simon Harris condemns EU buying Russian oil as 'utterly despicable', urging continued sanctions and energy independence.
Burnham's Immigration Stance as He Poised to Become Next PM
Andy Burnham, the only MP vying for Labour leadership, says the government must 'go further' on illegal migration, calling for more detention and faster returns.
Burnham Faces Labour Civil War Over Energy Crisis
Andy Burnham faces a Labour civil war over energy policy as he must balance net zero commitments with energy security and affordability, risking party divisions.
Russia Bans Diesel Exports Amid Fuel Crisis from Drone Strikes
Russia banned diesel exports on Wednesday after Ukrainian drone attacks on refineries caused gasoline shortages and price spikes, with drivers facing hours-long lines. The move aims to stabilize the domestic fuel market.
Angus Taylor Warns One Nation Would Cause 'Eternity of Pain'
Angus Taylor says a One Nation government would surge inflation, forcing RBA to lift interest rates, causing 'eternity of pain' for Australians.
Brexit: A Decade On, EU Stronger Than Ever as UK Seeks Reset
A decade after Brexit, the EU is stronger than ever with new members queuing, while the UK seeks a closer relationship.
Reform UK Demands Brexit Betrayal Probe Over Tory Failures
Reform UK demands investigation into Brexit failures as Tory voters defect, citing unmet promises on immigration and economy.
Swiss Brexit Dilemma: Immigration Quotas vs EU Single Market Access
Switzerland struggles to implement immigration quotas from 2014 referendum without losing EU single market access, with Brexit complicating negotiations.
Disability benefit system needs fundamental change – minister
Spending on Pip is forecast to rise from £26 billion to over £41 billion by end of decade. Minister Sir Stephen Timms says system needs fundamental change to be financially sustainable.
Count Binface Goes Global in Farage By-Election Farce
Count Binface's fame spreads globally as Nigel Farage faces criticism for resigning as MP, triggering a by-election. Bookies offer 4-1 odds on Binface winning Clacton seat.
Farage Claims Establishment Trying to Destroy Him in Clacton
Nigel Farage faces Count Binface in Clacton by-election after mainstream parties boycott, accusing the establishment of trying to destroy him amid undeclared gift scrutiny.
India Temple Stampede Kills 121 in Uttar Pradesh
Over 120 killed in stampede at Hindu gathering in Uttar Pradesh, India, as crowd of 250,000 far exceeded permitted 80,000 capacity.
Brexit 'Prolonged Uncertainty' Sent Financial Shockwaves Across Europe, Study Finds
University of Surrey study finds Brexit political chaos caused financial volatility across EU markets, with larger markets transmitting shocks to smaller ones.
Mother Warns of False Widow Spider Danger After Baby Bitten
Mother warns after baby bitten by false widow spider; study shows venom 230 times stronger than native Irish spiders.
Trump: Britain 'Just Had a Bad Moment' Over Iran, Hails Nato Unity
Donald Trump said Britain and allies 'just had a bad moment' in not joining US against Iran, but hailed Nato unity at summit, calling it 'tremendous unification'.
Ukraine war briefing: Kyiv targets Kremlin shadow tankers
Two injured in Kyiv attack; 10 injured in Odesa. Ukrainian drones hit 12 Russian shadow fleet tankers in two days. Zelenskyy to meet Trump, seeks NATO membership.
Nato Leaders Avoid World Cup Talk with Trump
Nato leaders have informally agreed not to mention the football World Cup to Donald Trump to avoid irritating the US president, after Belgium's 4-1 win over the US.
Migrants Arrive in UK in First Channel Crossings of July
Migrants including children arrived in Dover on July 2, the first Channel crossings of the month. Total arrivals for 2025 stand at 11,884, down 44% year-on-year.
Last Woman Hanged in UK Granted Conditional Pardon
Deputy PM David Lammy announces a conditional pardon for Ruth Ellis, the last woman hanged in the UK, replacing the death penalty with life imprisonment to address a 'profound injustice.'
Labour Minister Insists EU Alignment Is 'Where the Magic Happens' Amid Brexit Regret
Business Secretary Peter Kyle says EU alignment is 'where the magic happens', sparking backlash from Brexit supporters who accuse Labour of betrayal.
First Channel Crossings of July Bring Migrants to UK
Migrants have arrived in the UK via the English Channel, believed to be the first crossings this July. Home Office data shows 11,884 arrivals so far in 2025, down 44% from last year.
Trump Says Iran Ceasefire Over at NATO Summit
Donald Trump erupted in fury at the NATO summit in Ankara, declaring the US-Iran ceasefire 'over' and calling Iranian leaders 'scum' and 'liars', reigniting World War 3 fears.
Farage 'in Real Trouble' Over Donations Triggers By-Election
Defence Secretary Dan Jarvis says Nigel Farage senses he is 'in real trouble' over a £5 million donation and a parliamentary probe, prompting him to trigger a by-election in Clacton.
EU Leaders Condemn Orbán for Ukraine Aid Veto Before Elections
EU leaders condemn Viktor Orbán for vetoing a €90bn Ukraine loan, accusing him of betrayal and bad faith ahead of Hungarian elections.
Reeves Warned Billions To Brussels Needed For Closer Eu Ties
Chancellor Rachel Reeves says closer EU ties are the 'biggest prize' for UK growth, warns billions may be needed for alignment.
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