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A UK court has rejected plans for the country's first new coal mine in 30 years, citing flawed assumptions about its environmental impact. The ruling marks a significant victory for climate activists.
Cleveland Police clarify that an 11-year-old was arrested for suspected violent disorder during riots, not for "mean tweets," contrary to viral social media claims.
Oasis' 2025 reunion tour set to boost UK hospitality industry. Fans scramble for tickets as hotels see surge in bookings and prices. Industry experts predict multi-million pound economic impact.
A graph on social housing in England and Wales has been misrepresented, falsely suggesting foreigners receive more accommodation than Britons. Official data reveals similar percentages for both groups.
British rock band Oasis announces reunion tour starting July 2025, coinciding with 30th anniversary of "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?" album. Brothers Liam and Noel Gallagher set aside decade-long feud for 14-date UK and Ireland tour.
London's Notting Hill Carnival, born from racial strife, marks its 56th year. The event, drawing one million attendees, showcases Caribbean culture and promotes unity in the face of recent far-right attacks.
A 15-year-old becomes the first person charged with rioting following widespread UK unrest. The disorder, sparked by misinformation, led to hundreds of arrests across the nation.
New research reveals Stonehenge's Altar Stone originated in Scotland, not Wales. This discovery challenges previous theories and suggests advanced transportation methods in Neolithic Britain.
Recent far-right riots in Britain have sparked fear among minorities, while counterprotests show solidarity. The unrest, triggered by misinformation, has led to violence and arrests, exposing societal divisions.
UK government plans to increase compensation for water company failures, doubling payouts for unmet standards. The proposal aims to incentivize better service amid growing criticism of the industry's performance.
Explore three new audiobooks where narrators' accents play crucial roles. From Welsh islands to Marvel superheroes and Scottish landscapes, discover how voice acting enhances storytelling.
A British court sentenced a man to over three years in prison for using social media to incite racial hatred during recent riots. The case highlights the UK's efforts to combat online hate speech and misinformation.
British government mobilizes additional police forces and expedites judicial processes in response to recent far-right riots. Officials remain vigilant as counter-protests emerge across the country.
A British Muslim social media star offered free ice cream to police officers managing riots, garnering millions of views. The act highlights community spirit amidst recent anti-immigration tensions.
Three men have been sentenced for their roles in violent disturbances following a tragic incident in northwest England. The court emphasized the exploitation of community grief by the offenders.
British authorities prepare for possible anti-Muslim riots as far-right groups plan protests at asylum centers. Anti-fascist organizations respond with counter-demonstrations amid heightened tensions.
Britain's water regulator Ofwat appoints independent monitor for Thames Water following license breach. The move comes after the UK's largest water supplier lost two investment grade credit ratings in July.
Britain's Royal Mint announces a new factory in Wales to extract gold from electronic waste, promoting sustainability and reducing mining dependence. The facility can process 4,000 tons of circuit boards annually.
Britain's statistics agency announces major update to grocery price data collection, set to launch in 2025. The new system will analyze over 1 billion sales units monthly, covering half the grocery market.