2026-06-21 Edition

In Brighton, the Sussex Interpreting Service is marking 30 years after a distressing hospital case exposed how dangerous language barriers can be in healthcare. The service now helps people across Sussex understand medical and public services when English is not their first language.

In Chichester, the Festival of Chichester is hosting the Pearl Trio for a concert built around an uncommon mix of instruments. It is one for arts lovers looking for something a bit different from the usual chamber programme.

In Hellingly, a motorcyclist was seriously injured after a head-on crash in North Street on Saturday. Sussex Police are asking for witnesses and any dashcam footage as they piece together what happened.

In Hastings, Jazz Hastings has staged a one-off performance featuring drummer Paul Wertico alongside Enrico Pinna, Josephine Davies, Terry Pack and Joss Peach. The review paints it as a standout night for the town's live music scene.

Across the UK, an extreme heat warning has been issued for four days with temperatures forecast to climb as high as 38C. The alert points to possible pressure on travel, health services and day-to-day routines as the hottest conditions build.

In Bedford, disruption is expected to continue until Thursday after two trains collided on Friday. Police said 28 people remain in hospital, with investigations continuing and passengers facing several more days of rail disruption.

In Westminster, Keir Starmer is expected to announce on Monday that he will step down as prime minister. The move follows intense pressure from Labour MPs and could trigger a rapid contest over who leads the government next.

In London, residents are creating ‘hedgehog highways’ by making small gaps in fences and boundaries so the animals can move between gardens. The scheme highlights a practical way urban neighbourhoods can support wildlife as natural habitats shrink.

Crisis-hit England blown away by New Zealand ahead of Stokes return

A lovely slice of Sussex community spirit: the RNLI has welcomed a fourth generation of the same family, with Ellie Guy following in the footsteps of her great-grandfather, grandfather and father. It’s a heartwarming reminder of the pride, tradition and quiet dedication that keep our coastal communities safe.

In Loose, near Maidstone, residents say repeated flooding has gone unresolved for a quarter of a century and leaves them anxious whenever heavy rain is forecast. The row centres on drainage problems they believe need urgent action before more homes are hit.

In Margate, plans to create a new town council have been agreed after Thanet District Council said local people supported the move. The change would give the town its own tier of governance, with decisions now moving towards implementation.

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left a driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the crash happened, with likely questions for passengers across the wider network.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he could set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row has deepened uncertainty at the top of government.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought in, underlining the seriousness of the case and raising fresh concerns about public safety.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Undav is Germany’s unlikely World Cup hero who was playing semi-pro at 23

A £2.2 million upgrade is on the way for Edenbridge Leisure Centre, with Sevenoaks District Council backing a refurbishment that should give local people even better facilities to enjoy. It’s a welcome boost for the community and a lovely bit of good news for families, fitness fans and anyone who uses this much-valued local hub.

Lambeth Council has begun an urgent review of its co-operation with immigration enforcement during Refugee Week. The move centres on how information and intelligence has been shared, with the borough now reassessing its approach under public scrutiny.

Greenwich Council is hoping that London’s mayor will help with long-delayed plans to knock down shops and businesses around Woolwich Public Market for a major new housing and retail development. Traders have been left in limbo since plans for hundreds of homes, shops, restaurants and a new cinema in

Bedford is at the centre of a major rail emergency after two trains collided, killing one driver and leaving nine people fighting for life. Services into London, including routes linked to St Pancras, are facing serious disruption as investigators work to establish what happened.

White City saw a major fire on Saturday evening that killed three people and drew around 100 firefighters to New Zealand Way. The London Fire Brigade said crews were hit with multiple emergency calls as they tackled the blaze and began inquiries into the cause.

Battersea is the focus of a murder inquiry after a 17-year-old boy was found fatally injured near Lavender Hill in the early hours of Saturday. Detectives are now trying to piece together the circumstances around the stabbing and appeal for information.

Westminster is gripped by fresh uncertainty after reports that Sir Keir Starmer is under intense pressure from Labour MPs to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims of an imminent timetable, but the row points to a fast-moving leadership crisis at the top of government.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought in as investigators examined the attacks and the Prime Minister condemned the violence.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive £200 by switching current accounts under a new offer. The payment is expected within 30 days for eligible customers, making it one of the more immediate cost-of-living boosts now on the market.

Twickenham provided the backdrop for Northampton Saints’ Premiership title win, with English-qualified players at the heart of the victory. The result is likely to be closely watched by Steve Borthwick as he weighs the form and depth available to England.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Switzerland is hosting urgent talks between the US and Iran after Tehran said it had shut the Strait of Hormuz. Washington disputes that claim, but any threat to the waterway raises immediate concerns for global energy markets and wider regional stability.

France has imposed new limits on public alcohol consumption and outdoor sport as a heatwave grips parts of Europe. Authorities have also put emergency services and military support on alert over the growing risk of wildfires and heat-related disruption.

Colombia goes to the polls on Sunday in a presidential runoff overshadowed by the long legacy of far-right paramilitary violence. The two candidates offer sharply different futures for the country, making the result one of the most consequential in recent years.

Italy has become the stage for a public clash after Giorgia Meloni told Donald Trump to focus on his own popularity. The spat followed Trump's remarks about her standing and a claim that she had sought him out for a photo at the G7 summit.

A Harold Hill school is catching World Cup fever in the best possible way, using football to inspire pupils both in the classroom and on the pitch. It’s a lovely example of how sport can bring children together, build confidence and create a real buzz across the whole school community.

Lambeth Council has launched an urgent review of how it shares information and intelligence linked to immigration enforcement activity. The move, announced at the start of Refugee Week, could lead to changes in how council services deal with residents caught up in Home Office action.

Woolwich town centre could see its long-stalled Exchange redevelopment revived if Greenwich Council secures backing from City Hall. The scheme would clear shops and businesses around Woolwich Public Market for new homes and retail, with traders again at the centre of the row.

Battersea police are investigating after a 17-year-old boy was fatally stabbed near Lavender Hill in the early hours of Saturday. Detectives have launched a murder inquiry as officers work to establish how the attack unfolded.

In south London, residents in a tower block say extreme heat has turned their homes into ovens, with some reporting sickness and others being temporarily rehoused. The complaints raise fresh questions about housing conditions as temperatures climb into the mid-30s.

Enfield resident Frankie Brady opens up about his difficult childhood and how he wants to help others who struggle to 'fit in'

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left one driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine said to be in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are examining how the crash happened, as disruption and safety questions ripple far beyond the town.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer is intensifying after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him out. Downing Street is pushing back on claims he could set a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row has become the dominant story in national politics.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have joined the investigation, raising the stakes as police work to establish motive and connections between the attacks.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Undav is Germany’s unlikely World Cup hero who was playing semi-pro at 23

A lovely boost for London culture: the Museum of the Order of St John has launched a new free digital guide, making it even easier for visitors to explore its stories and collections. It’s a simple but welcome way to open up history to more people and help curious locals enjoy a richer day out.

In Norfolk, plans have been approved to reopen a village’s only pub after renovation works including an extension and the removal of a chimney. The decision clears the way for a much-used local meeting place to return, with wider interest for nearby communities watching the future of rural pubs.

In Bedford, a train crash has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine said to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police are investigating the collision, and the scale of the casualties is likely to keep rail safety and service disruption in sharp focus.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents that left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought into the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case and the questions still surrounding motive.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports suggested he may be preparing to step down, while Downing Street pushed back on the claims. With more than 100 MPs reportedly calling for him to quit, this has quickly become one of the biggest political stories in the country.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 payment within 30 days under a current account switching offer. For households watching day-to-day costs, the timing and conditions of the deal are likely to make this one worth a closer look.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A Norfolk team has given the county something to smile about after agricultural students came top in a major crop challenge hosted at Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm. It’s a brilliant achievement that shines a light on local talent, hard work and the bright future of farming in our part of the world.

King Charles will become the first head of state to reveal his personal tax bill.

TV chef Gordon Ramsay is set to become a grandfather as his daughter Holly is pregnant.

In Bedford, a fatal train crash has left a driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the collision happened, with disruption and safety questions likely to dominate the days ahead.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 switching payment within a month under a new account offer. The deal is the sort of short-term cash boost likely to catch attention as households keep a close eye on everyday finances.

At Buckingham Palace in London, King Charles is set to become the first UK head of state to publish his personal tax bill. The move is being presented as a transparency measure and will add fresh scrutiny to how royal finances are disclosed.

In the UK, broadcaster Jon Snow is using a new documentary to show the day-to-day reality of living with Alzheimer’s. The programme is expected to bring renewed attention to diagnosis, care and how families cope with a condition affecting thousands.

In Glasgow, TRNSMT festival-goers pushed through heavy rain before ending the day in sunnier scenes and a mass singalong with The Fratellis. It is a snapshot of one of the UK’s biggest music weekends and the kind of cultural moment likely to spill into conversations beyond Scotland.

A lovely new chapter has begun in Clerkenwell, with the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration opening its doors at historic New River Head. It’s a bright boost for London’s cultural life, creating a welcoming new home for creativity, imagination and the kind of art that brings joy to all ages.

In Kent, the first formal step has been lodged for a major development of up to 2,000 homes on a former quarry site. The paperwork says building would not start until 2029 or 2030 if it gets the go-ahead, but the proposal is likely to raise fresh questions over roads, services and local infrastructure.

In Loose near Maidstone, residents say repeated flooding has left them anxious whenever heavy rain arrives. They are pressing for a long-promised drainage solution, saying the problem has gone unresolved for decades and continues to threaten homes.

In Margate, proposals to create a new town council have been agreed after Thanet District Council said public feedback supported the move. The change would add a new layer of local government and could give the town more direct control over some community issues.

In Bedford, a train driver has died and around 100 people were injured after a collision now being investigated by British Transport Police and rail accident experts. Nine people are reported to be in a critical condition, making this one of the most serious UK rail incidents in recent years.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has denied claims he will set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row has deepened uncertainty at the top of government.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation, raising further questions about motive and whether the attacks were linked.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive £200 for moving their current account under a new switching deal. The offer is aimed at people willing to change provider, and comes as banks keep using cash incentives to compete for customers during a tight cost-of-living period.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A group of cyclists are taking on an inspiring 200-mile dawn-to-dusk ride from Kent to Somerset as part of the annual Chase the Sun challenge. It’s a brilliant show of endurance and determination, and a lovely reminder of the community spirit that shines when people come together to do something extraordinary on one of the longest days of the year.

Rushcliffe and West Bridgford bus passengers will see route changes from Sunday 21 June, with Nottingham City Transport bringing in a new Green 12 and revising other services. The operator says the shake-up reflects lower passenger numbers and running costs, so regular travellers will want to check updated maps before setting off.

Rushcliffe and wider Nottinghamshire families could be affected by proposed cuts to discretionary transport for pupils attending 12 faith schools. Critics say the changes could leave children less safe and pile pressure on parents who rely on school buses for daily journeys.

Nottingham City Transport is making network-wide changes across Nottingham from Sunday 21 June as it tries to balance costs with passenger demand. Regular users are being urged to check routes and timetables, with some services altered after travel numbers failed to return to pre-pandemic levels.

Nottingham passengers using a hospital bus service say they are horrified by service cuts that could make journeys harder for patients, visitors and staff. Nottingham City Transport says parts of the previous operation were no longer sustainable, setting up a row over access to healthcare.

Nottinghamshire coroners have heard that a fatal fire in which Izabela Chalastra died could have been started deliberately. A man arrested on suspicion of murder was later released without charge, leaving major questions over how the blaze began.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Bedford is at the centre of a major rail investigation after a train crash left a driver dead and about 100 people injured, with nine said to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and accident investigators are now working to establish what caused the collision.

Westminster is braced for a turbulent week after reports claimed Sir Keir Starmer is resigned to stepping down, even as Downing Street denies any timetable has been set. The row comes amid mounting calls from more than 100 MPs for him to quit, deepening the political crisis.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought in during the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case.

UK bank customers are being told they could receive £200 within 30 days through a current account switching offer. With household budgets still tight, the deal is likely to draw interest from people weighing up whether moving banks is worth the hassle.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

The Strait of Hormuz is back at the centre of global tensions after Iran again said it was closing the vital shipping route, while the US insisted traffic was still moving. The stand-off matters far beyond the Gulf because any disruption there can hit energy prices and wider markets.

Rome has been drawn into a transatlantic row after Giorgia Meloni told Donald Trump to focus on his own popularity. The clash follows comments from the US president about the Italian prime minister after the G7 summit.

A Nottinghamshire Post Office is marking 30 years at the heart of its community, with familiar faces still popping in after decades. In a time when many shops feel increasingly impersonal, it’s a lovely reminder of the value of local places where people are known, welcomed and looked after.

Andy Burnham won the Makerfield by-election this week. Here, ANDREW FISHER outlines what the result could mean for Britain, and for Croydon and its politicians When I interviewed journalist Peter Geoghegan earlier this month, I put to him that his … Continue reading →

Enfield resident Frankie Brady opens up about his difficult childhood and how he wants to help others who struggle to 'fit in'

In Greenwich, residents at The Lighterman Building say a long-running cladding replacement project has descended into uncertainty after Ardmore Construction Group entered administration. Leaseholders describe spiralling stress, stalled work and fears over what happens next to both safety works and their finances.

On the line into London St Pancras, a fatal train crash near Bedford has left nine people fighting for life and triggered major disruption for passengers. Emergency services are still dealing with the aftermath, with rail investigators working to establish what caused the collision.

In White City, three people have died after a serious fire in New Zealand Way drew a major London Fire Brigade response. Around 100 firefighters were sent to the scene as investigators began examining how the blaze started.

In Westminster, Downing Street is pushing back against reports that Sir Keir Starmer could set out a departure timetable within days. The row follows Andy Burnham’s by-election win and claims that more than 100 Labour MPs now want the prime minister to step aside.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought into the investigation as police examined whether the incidents were linked.

Across Europe, a viral doomsday scenario about artificial intelligence is reigniting fears that the continent is falling behind the US and China. The debate goes beyond theory, raising fresh questions about competitiveness, regulation and who will control the next wave of powerful tech.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

The US disputed Iran's claim the waterway is shut, a move Tehran says was a response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon.

In the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has again claimed it is closing the crucial shipping route while the US insists traffic is still moving. The confrontation has sharpened tensions across the Gulf, with Donald Trump adding to uncertainty through new threats over how passage might be controlled.

In southern Lebanon, turtle conservationist Mona Khalil has died after an Israeli strike hit the area where she had continued her work. Her death has drawn attention not only to the human toll of the conflict but also to the environmental damage unfolding along the coast.

A rare Norfolk hawker dragonfly has been spotted in Sidcup for the very first time, in a lovely sign that one of Britain’s most protected species is expanding its range. It’s an encouraging little boost for local nature lovers and a reminder that wildlife can still surprise us with hopeful new arrivals close to home.

Across Nottingham, Nottingham City Transport has brought in network-wide bus changes from Sunday 21 June as it tries to match services to current passenger numbers and rising costs. The shake-up could affect journey times, route numbers and connections for people travelling into the city from the wider area.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Between Bedford and the wider East Midlands network, train services are still being disrupted after a fatal crash. East Midlands Railway has warned passengers to expect knock-on delays and changes while the incident is investigated.

In Nottinghamshire, a long-running Post Office has spoken about how much local high streets have changed while familiar customers still return year after year. The story highlights the role staffed community shops still play as more services move online or become less personal.

In Bedford, a train collision has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are examining what happened, and the fallout is likely to be felt across the wider rail network.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he will set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the scale of the unrest has turned this into a major test of his authority.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers are now involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case and raising urgent questions about motive.

Across the UK, some bank customers could be eligible for a £200 payment under a switching offer reported this weekend. For households watching day-to-day costs, the deal may be worth checking quickly as these incentives often come with time limits and account conditions.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A bright spot for Nottinghamshire cricket fans: Jack Haynes struck a superb century as Notts continued to take control against Essex. It’s the sort of confident, uplifting performance that gives supporters plenty to smile about and keeps the county’s strong run going.

Streatham Hill will see overnight A23 closures from 29 June as the next phase of works begins on Streatham High Road. Traffic will be reduced to one lane in each direction, with the scheme due to run on for months.

Enfield resident Frankie Brady opens up about his difficult childhood and how he wants to help others who struggle to 'fit in'

White City was hit by a fatal blaze on Saturday evening, with three people killed after a fire broke out in a single-storey building on New Zealand Way. Around 100 firefighters were called as emergency crews dealt with a large and fast-moving incident.

Bedford and the main line into London are facing major disruption after a train collision killed a driver and left nine people fighting for life. Services affecting routes into King’s Cross and St Pancras are under pressure as the emergency response continues.

Battersea is the focus of a murder inquiry after a 17-year-old boy was found fatally injured near Lavender Hill in the early hours of Saturday. Police say they were called to reports of violence in the street and are now appealing for information.

Westminster is braced for a turbulent week after reports suggested Sir Keir Starmer may be under mounting pressure to set out when he will stand down. Downing Street has denied an imminent timetable, but the scale of unrest among Labour MPs is becoming harder to dismiss.

Buckingham Palace says King Charles will become the first UK head of state to make his personal tax bill public. The move is being presented as part of a wider push for greater transparency over royal finances.

Across the UK, some bank customers are being told they could receive £200 by switching accounts under a new offer. The deal is likely to attract attention from households looking for quick savings amid ongoing cost-of-living pressure.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

The US disputed Iran's claim the waterway is shut, a move Tehran says was a response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon.

Wembley and Willesden leisure centres are set for a welcome £4 million boost, with major repairs and upgrades planned to make the spaces better for everyone. It’s especially encouraging that the improvements aim to remove barriers for residents, helping more people in Brent get active, stay healthy and feel included in their local community.

At Nene Valley Railway in Peterborough, families will get the chance to meet Paddington during a special summer visit. The event adds another big draw for school-holiday plans and is likely to bring plenty of visitors to the heritage line.

At Peterborough Cathedral, a major exhibition on Mary Queen of Scots will run from 21 September to 15 November. The display promises a closer look at her life and legacy in the city where she is buried, giving local history lovers a notable date for the diary.

Near Peterborough, a village with fewer than 200 residents is being spotlighted as a summer escape with traditional English charm. The feature shines a light on one of the area’s lesser-known spots and may tempt locals looking for somewhere different close to home.

In Cambridgeshire, concern is growing over the future of the number 65 bus, which passengers say is vital for daily life. The report suggests the route may be part of a broader squeeze on services, raising questions about how people will get to work, shops and appointments.

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left a driver dead and about 100 people injured, with nine in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish what happened, as disruption and safety questions dominate the aftermath.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street is pushing back on claims he could set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row has deepened uncertainty around the government.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 cash incentive for moving their account under a new switching offer. The deal is aimed at attracting savers quickly, and may catch the eye of anyone looking to offset everyday costs before summer.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership title has been framed as a boost not just for the club but for English rugby more widely. The focus is on how a squad built around homegrown talent could shape Steve Borthwick’s options in the months ahead.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A much-loved local institution is turning the page, with The Oundle Bookshop – Northamptonshire’s oldest bookshop – beginning a hopeful new chapter under fresh ownership. It’s lovely news for readers and the wider community alike, with the promise that this historic independent shop will continue to be a cherished part of town life.

In Loose, near Maidstone, residents say they have spent a quarter of a century worrying that heavy rain will send flood water into their homes. The latest calls for action centre on drainage problems locals say leave them anxious whenever the weather turns.

In Margate, proposals to create a new town council have been agreed after Thanet District Council said residents supported the idea. The move would give the town its own parish-level authority, with decisions now progressing to the next formal stage.

In Bedford, a train driver has died and around 100 people were injured after a serious rail collision, with nine said to be in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish the cause, in a crash likely to raise wider questions about rail safety.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is facing mounting pressure after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he could set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row has intensified after Andy Burnham’s by-election win.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Police Scotland said counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation as detectives work through what happened across the city.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive £200 into their account within a month under a new switching offer. The payment is being pitched as a quick cash boost, at a time when many households are still watching day-to-day costs closely.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Edenbridge Leisure Centre is set for a welcome £2.2 million upgrade, with Sevenoaks District Council backing a refurbishment that should give local people improved facilities to enjoy. It’s a heartening investment in community wellbeing, helping residents of all ages stay active, social and healthy close to home.

Bedford is the focus of a major transport investigation after a train collision left a driver dead and more than 100 people injured. British Transport Police says nine people remain in a critical condition as inquiries continue into how the crash happened.

Westminster is braced for a crucial few days after reports suggested Sir Keir Starmer may face mounting pressure to quit, with more than 100 MPs said to want him gone. Downing Street has pushed back, but the scale of the unrest makes this one of the biggest crises of his leadership.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after a series of violent incidents left five people injured across the city. Counter-terrorism officers have also been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case.

Across the UK, some bank customers are being offered a £200 cash incentive for switching accounts, with the payment reportedly arriving within a month. For households watching every bill, it is the sort of offer that could prompt a quick comparison of current accounts this week.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A runner who crossed the length of the UK in memory of his parents was left in tears after receiving support from Harry Styles. It’s a lovely reminder of how personal acts of kindness — and a community getting behind a heartfelt cause — can give someone a real lift when it matters most.

Coventry is facing renewed pressure over e-scooter safety after campaigners for blind people said the city council’s plans do not go far enough. The dispute centres on how parked and ridden scooters affect pavements, with concerns that hazards are still being left in everyday walking routes.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought into the investigation as detectives work to establish what happened across the city.

England’s housing market could see one of its biggest rule changes in years, with ministers planning earlier binding agreements in home sales. The proposals are designed to cut gazumping and force more key information about a property to be provided up front.

The UK’s new clinical trial on puberty blockers will only include gender-questioning children aged 11 or above. The age threshold sets a clear limit on who can take part as the NHS and researchers continue to scrutinise the treatment’s safety and evidence base.

Bedford is the focus of a major rail investigation after a train collision killed a driver and injured around 100 people, with nine said to be in critical condition. British Transport Police are leading inquiries into one of the most serious incidents on the network in recent years.

The festival's first day saw torrential rain throughout the afternoon, but there was warm weather to start off Saturday.

Dunchurch is getting ready for a truly joyful milestone, with its village fete celebrating 50 years of community spirit in a fun-packed golden anniversary event next week. It’s the sort of local occasion that brings neighbours together, honours a much-loved tradition and gives everyone a reason to join in the celebrations.

In New York City, Rhiannon Giddens is connecting her new song "Another Wasted Life" to the death of Kalief Browder, the Bronx teenager whose case became a symbol of abuses in the criminal justice system. The interview revisits how Browder’s experience continues to shape conversations about incarceration, trauma, and accountability.

Across the U.S., higher fuel prices tied to the Iran war have already cost drivers billions more at the pump. NBC News estimates people who fill up twice a month may have paid anywhere from $20 to $300 extra, putting a concrete price tag on a fast-moving global conflict.

In Washington, disability rights groups are warning that a new Trump administration shift could reshape how special education is handled nationwide. The concern centers on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s expanding role and what it could mean for students with disabilities and their legal protections.

In the U.S. aviation system, federal investigators are examining an incident in which a Delta flight had to abort its landing to avoid another aircraft. The FAA inquiry adds to ongoing scrutiny of air traffic safety and near-miss risks at commercial airports.

In Washington, a new Justice Department opinion is alarming disability advocates who say it could weaken long-standing civil rights protections. The memo challenges policies that have treated institutionalization as a last resort, raising stakes for families and care systems across the country.

David Hearn said he touched the Reflecting Pool’s detached liner but “didn’t destroy or break or peel anything.” Trump has accused vandals of sabotaging the refurbishment as paint was seen peeling and floating in the water.

A bright Juneteenth highlight: acclaimed artist Rhiannon Giddens is being celebrated for her Pulitzer-winning opera Omar, bringing the powerful story of Omar ibn Said to wider audiences through music and art. It’s an inspiring example of history, culture, and creativity coming together in a way that honors resilience and opens hearts.

Uckfield town centre was the scene of a serious stabbing on Saturday, with a man taken away with significant injuries. Sussex Police have launched an investigation into what happened in the East Sussex town.

On the Thameslink route south of Bedford, a train crash led to disruption affecting services used by Sussex passengers. Travellers were told not to travel between London St Pancras International and Bedford while the incident was dealt with.

In Sussex, police are investigating after a vehicle was damaged in a suspected arson attack in the early hours of Saturday. No injuries were reported, but officers are treating the fire as deliberate.

In Bedford, a train driver has died and dozens of people have been injured after a crash involving services linked to the London Luton route. Emergency crews were called to the scene overnight, with a major investigation now under way into one of the most serious rail incidents of the weekend.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation, making this one of the most serious public safety stories unfolding across the UK this weekend.

In Westminster, pressure is building on the prime minister from Labour MPs and even senior ministers to set out when he will stand down. The row goes to the heart of who will lead the government next and could quickly reshape the political agenda.

In the UK, veteran broadcaster Jon Snow is the subject of a new documentary laying bare the realities of living with Alzheimer’s. The programme brings a high-profile public face to a condition affecting millions of families and is likely to prompt wider discussion about care, diagnosis and what comes next.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Brighton & Hove is looking to build on the Rugby World Cup’s legacy, with hundreds of women and girls now taking part in the sport every week. It’s a cheering sign of how a major event can inspire lasting community change, opening up more opportunities, confidence and camaraderie through local rugby.

Across Rushcliffe, including West Bridgford and nearby villages used by NG12 passengers, Nottingham City Transport is changing services from Sunday 21 June. New route maps include the Green 12, with the operator citing lower passenger numbers and running costs, so regular travellers will want to check whether their usual stop or timetable has changed.

In West Bridgford and across Nottinghamshire, proposed cuts to discretionary faith school transport could affect children travelling to 12 schools. Nottinghamshire County Council is reviewing the service, and campaigners say removing it could create safety risks and major disruption for families.

Across the East Midlands, an updated amber heat warning says temperatures and humidity will climb sharply after a warm Sunday, with the biggest impacts expected on Monday and Tuesday. Forecasters warn the heat could affect health, travel and infrastructure as the hot spell intensifies.

In Nottingham, cuts to a hospital bus service have prompted a furious response from passengers who say the route was essential for appointments and visiting. Nottingham City Transport says parts of the previous operation were no longer financially sustainable.

In Nottinghamshire, an inquest has heard that the fire which killed Izabela Chalastra could have been deliberate. A man previously arrested on suspicion of murder was later released without charge, leaving major questions over how the case will proceed.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

A lovely slice of community life: a local Post Office has marked 30 years of service, with many of the same familiar faces still popping in. It’s a heartening reminder that, even as the high street changes, places built on friendly chat and neighbourly connection still mean the world to local people.

Stratford and Bow is at the centre of this call from MP Uma Kumaran, who says east London needs major action on housing and community cohesion. The piece links the housing crisis with wider concerns about division in local communities, setting out why she thinks both issues need urgent attention.

Britain is the focus of this piece on proposed net zero changes that could affect how homes are heated in future. It looks at the row around cutting energy use, with questions over comfort, costs and how far ministers should go.

Tower Hamlets Cemetery Park has appointed Kit McKay as its new ranger to help lead conservation work, volunteer activity and seasonal events. The role is aimed at supporting the park through the busy summer period while expanding community involvement at the site.

London is home to the Paddington Bear Experience, a new attraction designed to bring the film world to life for families. This review-style piece gives a sense of what visitors can expect and why it is being pitched as a big day out.

Marylebone’s Alfie’s Antiques Market is celebrating 50 years after a former department store was transformed into one of London’s best-known vintage destinations. The story explores how the market became a fixture for collectors, designers and celebrity visitors.

In Bedford, a train collision has killed a driver and left about 100 people injured, with nine said to be in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are examining what went wrong, and the fallout is likely to keep rail safety and service disruption firmly in focus.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is facing an escalating challenge to his leadership after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he could set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row now looks set to dominate politics at the start of the week.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation, making this one of the most serious public safety stories unfolding in the UK this weekend.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Undav is Germany’s unlikely World Cup hero who was playing semi-pro at 23

A Croydon youth theatre is rallying the community with a fundraising push to keep its much-loved work going for local young people. Despite financial pressure, the story is full of determination and heart, with supporters being invited to help protect a creative space that can make a real difference for years to come.

Bedford is at the centre of a major rail investigation after passengers described being thrown from their seats during the crash. The East of England Ambulance Service said nearly 90 people were injured, with more than 30 seriously hurt, as disruption and scrutiny continue.

In Bedford, a train collision has left a driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in critical condition. British Transport Police are investigating what happened, with the crash likely to raise urgent questions for rail passengers across the wider region.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is under intense pressure after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has denied that he will announce a resignation timetable on Monday, but the political crisis now looks hard to contain.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the incidents.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive £200 within a month through a new current account switching deal. The offer is aimed at people willing to move banks, and could catch the eye of households looking for an easy cash boost.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A 19-year-old student from Bushey is earning five-star reviews after opening Moonstone Café while still studying — a lovely local success story full of ambition and graft. With customers already calling it a hidden gem and the owner dreaming of growing it further, it’s a heartening reminder that young talent is thriving on our doorstep.

In Rushcliffe and West Bridgford, Nottingham City Transport is changing several bus services from Sunday 21 June, including the introduction of the new Green 12. The update is tied to lower passenger numbers and operating costs, so regular users will want to check the revised routes and maps before travelling.

In West Bridgford and across Nottinghamshire, proposed cuts to discretionary faith school transport could affect children travelling to 12 schools. Families say the changes could create safety risks and make school journeys harder to manage if the plans go ahead.

Across the East Midlands, an amber warning is in place as a spell of very high temperatures and humidity is expected to intensify early next week. Forecasters warn the heat could bring wider impacts for health, travel and infrastructure, with the hottest conditions likely on Tuesday.

In Nottinghamshire, an inquest has heard that the fire which killed Izabela Chalastra may have been started deliberately. A man previously arrested on suspicion of murder was later released without charge, leaving the case under continued scrutiny.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

'If you go into some of these shops, sometimes they aren’t even manned - that's a loss for the community'

Belvoir Castle’s Father’s Day event looks set to bring plenty of smiles, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and family-friendly activities all in one place. It’s a lovely feel-good day out for local families, offering a chance to make special memories together in a brilliant setting.

Pilgrims Hatch, near Brentwood, has a barn conversion on Ashwood Road newly listed for £1.25 million. The home is surrounded by open countryside, offering a snapshot of the top end of the local property market close to Shenfield.

Essex Police arrested a 35-year-old man after an incident in a B&M car park in Essex. He is also suspected of assaulting an emergency worker, with officers continuing their enquiries into what happened.

Epping Forest district is facing a major planning change after developers were given a route to bypass the local council on large applications. The move could reshape how controversial building schemes are decided across that part of Essex.

Brentwood has entered the debate over children and social media after a local headteacher backed calls for a ban on some of the biggest platforms. Supporters say it would be a positive step for pupils, adding a local voice to a growing national argument.

Romford has grown from a medieval market settlement on a Roman road to a major retail hub on the outskirts of London.

Bedford is at the centre of a major rail investigation after a fatal train crash left a driver dead and nine people in critical condition. Dozens more were injured, with emergency responders and transport investigators working to establish the cause.

Buckingham Palace says King Charles will become the first UK head of state to publish his personal tax bill. The move is being presented as a step towards greater transparency around royal finances.

The UK broadcaster Jon Snow is the focus of a new television documentary exploring life after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis. The programme places a high-profile face on a condition affecting families across the country.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

The US disputed Iran's claim the waterway is shut, a move Tehran says was a response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon.

The Strait of Hormuz is back at the centre of global tensions after Iran again claimed it had closed the waterway. Washington disputes that shipping has stopped, but the standoff is raising fresh fears over oil supplies and wider conflict in the region.

Gaza officials say six people were killed in Israeli strikes, including Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. Israel alleged he was linked to Hamas, but the accusation was made without publicly released evidence.

Colombians will choose on Sunday between two men whose lives have been very differently shaped by the militias, and whose visions for the country are poles apart Whoever wins Sunday’s presidential runoff vote in Colombia, the country’s next leader will have a personal history intertwined with one of

A welcome boost for Havering’s high streets: five new independent shops and restaurants have already opened their doors in 2026. It’s a lovely sign of local ambition and community spirit, with fresh places to eat, shop and support right on residents’ doorsteps.

In Paddington, a new immersive Paddington Bear attraction is being pitched as a family day out with film-set style staging and hands-on scenes. The review gives a clear sense of what visitors can expect, how it feels on the ground and whether it is worth adding to your weekend plans.

In Marylebone, Alfie’s Antiques Market is marking 50 years inside a former department store that has become a fixture for collectors, dealers and well-known regulars. The piece looks at how the market built its reputation and why it remains one of the area’s most distinctive shopping spots.

In White City, three men died after being rescued from a pavilion fire in west London. Emergency services attended the scene, and investigators are now working to establish the cause of the blaze.

On the line into London via Luton, Bedford and the St Pancras corridor, a train crash has left a driver dead and nine people with life-threatening injuries. The incident is expected to cause major disruption for passengers heading to and from the capital while the emergency response continues.

Across the local area, the Jason Roberts Foundation is seeking support for holiday activities built around sport, meals and inclusion for young people. The appeal comes as schools break up and families look for safe, structured options over the summer.

The cafe is a beloved London institution serving authentic full English breakfasts since the 1940s — and it's ranked among the world's top 5 breakfast destinations according to TasteAtlas

A lovely bit of joy above the skyline: Zog, Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s much-loved dragon, was celebrated by children at The Shard. It’s a wonderfully imaginative London moment, bringing books to life and giving young fans a memorable day in one of the capital’s most iconic spots.

Across Rushcliffe and West Bridgford, Nottingham City Transport is changing routes from Sunday 21 June, including the new Green 12. The shake-up is tied to lower passenger numbers and running costs, so regular journeys to work, school and the city may look different from this weekend.

In Rushcliffe and across Nottinghamshire, proposed cuts to discretionary school transport could affect pupils travelling to 12 faith schools. The review has raised warnings about safety and access, with families now facing uncertainty over how children would get to school.

Across Nottinghamshire, Sunday 21 June is forecast to be warm, mostly dry and bright, with temperatures around 24C. Sunny spells are expected through the morning before more cloud moves in during the afternoon and evening.

In Nottingham, cuts to a hospital bus service have prompted strong criticism from passengers who rely on it for appointments and visiting. Nottingham City Transport says parts of the previous service were no longer sustainable, but the changes are leaving some people worried about access.

In Nottinghamshire, an inquest has heard that the fire which killed Izabela Chalastra could have been started deliberately. A man was previously arrested on suspicion of murder but was later released without charge.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Belvoir Castle is putting on a proper family treat for Father’s Day, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of food and activities to enjoy together. It sounds like a joyful day out that gives local families a chance to make happy memories and celebrate dads in style.

In Scarborough, plans for a new holiday home for children with life-limiting illness and disability have been backed by former Sunderland chairman Sir Bob Murray. The project, led by the Bradley Lowery Foundation, aims to create a dedicated place for respite breaks on the Yorkshire coast.

In North Yorkshire, a child was bitten by a dog in an incident now being investigated. Police are working to establish the circumstances and the case is likely to renew concern over dog control in public places.

On a North Yorkshire beach, a van and a Range Rover were left stuck in the sea while reportedly trying to recover jet skis. The incident has drawn attention to the risks of driving close to the shoreline during busy summer conditions.

Across Yorkshire, four companies have been fined a combined £470,000 following Environment Agency investigations into permit breaches. The cases centre on environmental rule-breaking and underline the financial cost of failing to meet pollution controls.

Want a break from the football? Here are the best things to do in and around York for the coming week, from music to comedy to art

In Bedford, a fatal train crash has left a driver dead and dozens injured, with nine people reported to be in critical condition. Investigators from British Transport Police and rail safety bodies are now working to establish what caused the collision.

In Westminster, the political pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports he may be preparing to step down. Downing Street has pushed back, but claims that more than 100 MPs want him to quit point to a fast-moving Labour crisis.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks that left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation as police continue to piece together what happened.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

The US disputed Iran's claim the waterway is shut, a move Tehran says was a response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon.

A steam train has rolled into its new home in York, giving railway fans and families alike something lovely to smile about. It’s a heartening reminder of the city’s rich rail heritage, and a moment that feels sure to delight visitors for years to come.

Marylebone is marking 50 years of Alfie’s Antiques Market, a long-running London institution housed in a converted department store. The market has built a reputation far beyond its neighbourhood, drawing collectors, dealers and well-known visitors over five decades.

Battersea is at the centre of a murder investigation after a 17-year-old boy was stabbed in the early hours. Police were called to reports of a street clash, and detectives are now working to establish exactly what happened and who was involved.

White City was hit by tragedy on Saturday evening when three men died in a fire at a single-storey pavilion in New Zealand Way. London Fire Brigade attended the scene, and investigations are under way into how the blaze started.

Westminster is braced for a fresh political showdown after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want Sir Keir Starmer to step down. Downing Street has denied that a resignation timetable will be set out on Monday, but the scale of unrest points to a deepening crisis at the top of government.

Northampton is being hailed as a bright spot for English rugby after Saints’ Premiership title was framed as a triumph built on homegrown talent. The result is likely to be watched closely by England coach Steve Borthwick as he weighs future international options.

Britain’s television landscape is turning its attention to Jon Snow’s life after an Alzheimer’s diagnosis in a documentary that lays out the condition in stark terms. The programme is being discussed as a rare and unusually direct portrait of illness, identity and public life.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

The US disputed Iran's claim the waterway is shut, a move Tehran says was a response to Israeli attacks in Lebanon.

The Strait of Hormuz is back at the centre of global tension after Iran said it would shut the waterway again and Donald Trump responded with fresh threats. US officials say shipping is still moving, but the standoff has sharpened concern over energy supplies and the risk of wider conflict.

Gaza was hit by deadly Israeli strikes that officials say killed six people, among them Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. The Israeli military accused him of being linked to Hamas, a claim reported without supporting evidence in the initial account.

Colombia goes to the polls on Sunday in a presidential runoff dominated by starkly different visions of the country’s future. The campaign has been heavily shaped by the legacy of far-right paramilitaries and the role militias have played in national life.

A lovely new snapshot of fatherhood sees dads sharing the moments that have meant the most to them, from carrying their baby home for the first time to watching their children grow into parents themselves. It’s a warm reminder that the small, everyday milestones can become the memories families treasure for years.

West Bridgford and Rushcliffe will see Nottingham City Transport changes from Sunday 21 June, including the new Green 12 and revised routes across the area. If you rely on buses for work, school runs or trips into Nottingham, it is worth checking the updated maps before you travel.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Aspley was the scene of a serious collision on Grannis Drive on Friday afternoon, where two children were hit by a car and taken to hospital. Emergency services were called at about 3.50pm, and the incident is likely to raise fresh concern about road safety in the area.

Nottingham is at the centre of a look at a long-running Post Office branch whose owner says personal service still matters to regulars. The story captures how one familiar local counter has kept its place in the community while many neighbourhood shops have changed beyond recognition.

The East Midlands is under an updated amber heat warning, with the most intense heat expected on Monday and especially Tuesday. Forecasters say high temperatures and humidity could bring wider impacts for health, travel and infrastructure across the region.

Bedford is the focus of an ongoing rail emergency that is still affecting East Midlands Railway services used by passengers across Nottinghamshire. Travellers are being warned that disruption may continue as investigators examine the fatal crash.

Westminster is gripped by renewed questions over Keir Starmer's future after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has denied that any resignation timetable will be set out on Monday, but the political pressure is clearly intensifying.

Bedford saw a deadly train collision that killed a driver and left around 100 people injured, with nine in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish how the crash happened and what it means for passengers across the network.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after five people were injured in a series of incidents across the city. Counter-terrorism officers were brought in during the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the attacks.

Across the UK, some bank customers are being told they could qualify for a £200 payment by switching or opening the right account. With household budgets still tight, the offer is likely to catch attention from anyone willing to move their everyday banking.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

The Strait of Hormuz is back at the centre of tensions after Iran again said it would shut the vital waterway and Donald Trump responded with new threats. US officials insist shipping is still moving, but any escalation could quickly hit global energy markets.

Gaza officials say six people were killed in Israeli strikes, among them Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. The Israeli military accused him of being a Hamas operative, a claim reported without supporting evidence in the initial account.

Colombia votes on Sunday in a presidential runoff shaped by the long shadow of paramilitary violence and two sharply different visions for the country. The result is likely to have major consequences for security, democracy and the direction of government.

Belvoir Castle is inviting families to make Father’s Day extra special with a brilliant day out full of supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of family-friendly fun. It’s the sort of cheerful local event that brings generations together and gives people a chance to enjoy some memorable moments in a truly spectacular setting.

At the Derbyshire Trekking Centre, a first-hand visit looks at what it is like to get back on horseback after a long break. The piece gives a close-up view of the centre and the appeal of riding locally as a way to switch off and build confidence again.

In Derbyshire, a train collision has left nine people in a critical condition and killed a train driver. British Transport Police are investigating what happened, with major concern over disruption and the wider impact of the incident.

In Derby, senior figures behind a controversial children's home insist it will not bring the problems feared by residents and the city's MP. The scheme has already triggered strong local opposition, keeping pressure on decision-makers.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to step down. Downing Street is pushing back, but the row points to a major and fast-moving struggle over Labour’s leadership.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought in, making this one of the most serious public safety investigations in the UK this weekend.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 payment for switching accounts, according to a new offer highlighted this weekend. For households watching everyday costs, it is the kind of short-term money-saving move that could quickly catch on.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A blind sailor and a stroke survivor are showing exactly what resilience looks like, overcoming huge challenges and using their experiences to encourage others. It’s a genuinely heartening story of determination, friendship and proving that life can still open up new adventures after the toughest setbacks.

Rushcliffe and West Bridgford bus passengers face timetable and route changes from Sunday 21 June, including the new Green 12 service. Nottingham City Transport says the reshuffle is tied to running costs and lower passenger numbers, so regular journeys may need a fresh look before Monday morning.

Belvoir Castle is hosting a Father’s Day event on Sunday 21 June with supercars, skydivers, food and live entertainment. The programme is aimed at families across the Vale, with aerial displays and activities planned through the day.

Nottinghamshire residents are reflecting on 30 years of one local Post Office, where loyal customers say face-to-face service remains a big part of community life. The story taps into wider concern about the loss of staffed high street services and what that means for neighbourhoods.

Nottinghamshire has seen fresh scrutiny of a fatal fire after an inquest concluded the blaze that killed Izabela Chalastra could have been started deliberately. A man previously arrested on suspicion of murder was later released without charge, leaving serious questions over how the fire began.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Bedford remains at the centre of a major rail investigation after a crash left a train driver dead and about 100 people injured. The scale of the incident means lines used by East Midlands passengers could continue to feel the effects while investigators work on the cause.

Westminster is braced for more turmoil after reports that Sir Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure to stand down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims about a resignation timetable, but the scale of unrest among Labour MPs has turned this into the weekend’s defining political story.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after a series of attacks left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought into the investigation, underlining the seriousness of an incident that has quickly become a national security story.

Northampton is celebrating a Premiership title that has sparked wider discussion about English rugby talent. With so many home-grown players at the heart of the Saints side, the victory is being seen as significant for Steve Borthwick as well as the club itself.

A 36-year-old man has been charged in connection with a number of incidents which took place in Edinburgh on Friday

The Strait of Hormuz is back at the centre of international tension after Iran again said it was closing the waterway and Donald Trump responded with fresh threats. US military officials say shipping is still moving, but any sustained disruption in the Gulf would have immediate global consequences for oil and trade.

Italy has been drawn into a public spat after Giorgia Meloni told Donald Trump to focus on his own popularity. The clash followed Trump’s remarks about her standing after the G7 summit, turning a diplomatic relationship into an unusually personal political confrontation.

Colombia goes to the polls on Sunday in a presidential runoff framed by two sharply different visions for the country. The campaign has been heavily coloured by the legacy of militias and paramilitary violence, giving the result significance well beyond Bogotá.

A little dose of sunshine for travel lovers: East Midlands Airport is getting new Jet2 flights to Tunisia from Summer 2027, opening up an exciting new holiday option for people across the region. It’s a welcome boost for local travellers, with weekly Saturday services set to make planning a warm-weather getaway that bit easier.

Across West Bridgford and Rushcliffe, Nottingham City Transport is changing bus routes and timetables from Sunday 21 June. The shake-up includes a new Green 12 service and revised maps, with changes linked to lower passenger numbers and the cost of running the network.

In West Bridgford and across Nottinghamshire, proposed cuts to discretionary faith school transport could affect pupils travelling to 12 schools. Campaigners warn the changes may leave children with more difficult journeys and put extra pressure on family budgets and daily routines.

Across Nottinghamshire, Sunday 21 June is forecast to be warm and mostly dry with sunny spells through the morning. Temperatures could reach about 24C before cloud increases later in the day.

At the site of a train collision being investigated by British Transport Police, nine people remain in critical condition and a train driver has died. Investigators are working to establish what led to the crash and the scale of the emergency response.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

'If you go into some of these shops, sometimes they aren’t even manned - that's a loss for the community'

Belvoir Castle is set to give families a wonderfully uplifting Father’s Day out, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of family-friendly fun all in one place. It’s the sort of feel-good local event that brings people together to make happy memories and celebrate the day in style.

Skipsea is facing stark coastal erosion, with homes and gardens left hanging over the cliff edge and roads abruptly ending at the sea. New images from the East Yorkshire coast show how quickly land is being lost, underlining the long-term risk for nearby communities.

Hull and East Yorkshire tourism firms can now put themselves forward for the 2026 REYTAs, the region’s annual hospitality and visitor economy awards. The scheme spotlights the hotels, attractions, restaurants and venues helping drive local trade and visitor spending.

This is the incredible moment some of more than 40,000 expected bikers passed a motorway bridge heading to Cumbria for Dave Day 2026 – in memory of much loved Hairy Biker Dave Myers.

In Bedford, a train crash has killed a driver and left around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the collision happened, with major questions over safety and disruption.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought into the investigation as police work to establish the motive and full sequence of events.

Across the UK, some bank customers could qualify for a £200 cash incentive by switching accounts under a new offer. The payment is expected within 30 days for eligible customers, making it one of the more eye-catching short-term banking deals now on the market.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Downing Street denied reports that Sir Keir Starmer will set out a timetable for resignation on Monday

A lovely local success story: Gig Buddies Hull & East Yorkshire has won the Local Music Cities Impact Award 2026, recognising its work using music to help build a more connected and inclusive community. It’s a heartening reminder of how creativity and companionship can bring people together and put Hull and East Yorkshire on the map for all the right reasons.

Edinburgh-based Royal Bank of Scotland is offering some customers the chance to receive £200, though not everyone will qualify. The deal depends on meeting specific conditions, making it worth checking if you already bank with RBS.

Mykolaiv is a tough city with a dark sense of humour. Sound familiar?

Glasgow is seeing a sharp rise in rough sleeping, with new council figures showing numbers have almost trebled this year. The report is accompanied by a first-hand account from a homeless man who says violence and humiliation on the streets have become routine.

Port Glasgow has unveiled a full-sized replica celebrating Henry Bell's Comet, the pioneering steamboat built on the Clyde more than 200 years ago. The new display shines a light on the region's shipbuilding history and the vessel's global impact.

Two people were injured close to a mosque and a man was later seen battering the door of a pizzeria as members of the public run away.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought into the investigation, with the prime minister condemning the violence as anti-Muslim hatred.

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish how the crash happened.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he could set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row has deepened uncertainty at the top of government.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Undav is Germany’s unlikely World Cup hero who was playing semi-pro at 23

A bright idea dreamed up on holiday has blossomed into a real success story for two brothers, who turned fresh flower vending machines into a full-time business after going viral on TikTok. It’s a lovely example of local enterprise in bloom — and proof that a simple idea, a bit of courage and plenty of hard work can really pay off.

Margate is a step closer to having its own town council after Thanet District Council said residents supported the proposal. The change would create a new layer of local government, with decisions now moving towards formal approval.

Loose near Maidstone residents say repeated flooding has left them fearing heavy rain for more than two decades. People living in the village are again calling for a long-promised drainage solution as concern grows over damage to homes.

Bedford is the focus of a major rail investigation after a crash left a train driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine in critical condition. British Transport Police are working to establish what caused the collision, and the fallout is likely to raise wider questions about rail safety.

Westminster is facing another turbulent spell after reports suggested Sir Keir Starmer may be under growing pressure to step down. Downing Street has pushed back, but with more than 100 MPs reportedly calling for him to quit, the row has become a major test of authority.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after a string of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought in as investigators examined whether the attacks were linked and what may have motivated them.

UK bank customers are being told they could qualify for a £200 payment as part of an account offer. The incentive is aimed at attracting switchers and may appeal to people comparing deals as household costs and holiday spending remain under pressure.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Switzerland is hosting fresh US-Iran talks after Tehran said it had closed the Strait of Hormuz, though Washington disputed that claim. The waterway is critical to global energy supplies, so any threat to shipping there could quickly have wider economic consequences.

Gaza officials say six people were killed in Israeli strikes, including Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. The Israeli military claimed he was a Hamas sniper operative but did not provide evidence, adding fresh controversy to an already deadly conflict.

Texas judges have rejected a bid by environmental groups seeking to protect beach access from SpaceX’s expanding footprint. The ruling is being seen as a significant win for the company and a setback for residents and campaigners worried about public rights and local ecology.

Colombia goes to the polls on Sunday in a presidential runoff marked by deep divisions over the country’s violent past and political future. The contest pits two sharply different visions against each other, with the influence of paramilitary groups still hanging over the campaign.

A welcome boost is on the way for Edenbridge, with the town’s leisure centre set for a £2.2 million refurbishment thanks to Sevenoaks District Council funding. It’s the sort of investment that can make a real difference locally, giving residents a fresher, better place to keep active, meet others and enjoy community life.

In Doncaster, Thomas Wilson has been charged with attempted murder after two shootings and has appeared before Doncaster Magistrates' Court. The case brings serious firearms allegations back into focus locally, with the next court steps now likely to be closely watched.

Across South Yorkshire, passengers have been urged to rethink journeys after a fatal train crash was declared a major incident by British Transport Police. Services have been heavily disrupted, with knock-on effects for weekend travel through Sheffield and beyond.

In South Yorkshire, a young patient has described how specialist NHS support helped her after severe childhood obesity affected her health and daily life. The story puts a spotlight on the region's treatment services and the long-term impact early intervention can have for families.

“We strongly suggest that you delay travelling until later today”

A Yorkshire town has been named the best, with a UNESCO World Heritage Site, a near 1,000-year-old market and a nightly Hornblower tradition that draws visitors every evening

In Bedford, a train driver has died and around 100 people were injured after a collision now under investigation by British Transport Police. Nine people remain in a critical condition, making this one of the most serious rail incidents in recent months.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street is denying any resignation timetable, but the row points to a volatile few days in national politics.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents in which five people were hurt. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership triumph has drawn attention because it was built around a strong core of English-qualified players. That gives England coach Steve Borthwick plenty to think about ahead of his next squad decisions.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A lovely feel-good moment is unfolding at Yorkshire Wildlife Park, where two Scottish brother polar bears have been reunited ahead of Scotland’s World Cup match. It’s a heartwarming story that combines local wildlife pride with a touch of sporting spirit — sure to raise a smile in Doncaster this morning.

Nottingham is seeing network-wide changes to Nottingham City Transport services from Sunday 21 June. NCT says the overhaul is aimed at matching timetables and routes to lower-than-expected passenger numbers, so regular journeys across the city may now run differently.

Nottingham residents have criticised changes to a hospital bus service after service reductions were confirmed. Passengers say the cuts will make trips to medical appointments harder, while NCT argues parts of the previous service were no longer financially sustainable.

British Transport Police says the collision, which killed a train driver, is being investigated.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents in which five people were hurt. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought in, adding to concerns over motive and public safety as the investigation continues.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports suggested he may be preparing to announce when he will step down. Downing Street has denied that a timetable will be set out on Monday, but claims that more than 100 MPs want him to quit point to a deepening Labour crisis.

Across the UK, some bank customers are being told they could qualify for a £200 payment for switching accounts. The offer is the latest sign of fierce competition between banks, and it may prompt households to weigh up whether changing provider is worth the hassle.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A lovely local lift comes from Paralympian Abbie Breakwell, who has shared how a chance meeting opened up a whole new world and set her on the path to wheelchair tennis. As she prepares to play at the very venue where it all began, it’s a heartening reminder of how one unexpected moment can change a life for the better.

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The A377 between Barnstaple and Crediton was shut in both directions after a lorry fire, causing disruption on a key Devon route. Drivers in North Devon were being urged to avoid the area and expect delays while emergency services dealt with the incident.

Across Devon, 19 criminal cases heard in the courts this month have been rounded up in one report, including an Exeter man given an extended sentence. The list offers a snapshot of the offences recently dealt with by the county’s justice system.

Dartmoor is at the centre of a growing dispute over conservation rules that campaigners fear could threaten the future of its famous hill ponies. The argument raises wider questions about land management, heritage and how the moor is protected.

One gardener shared a natural homemade fertiliser for tomato plants that her grandmother swore by – and it couldn't be simpler to make.

In Bedford, a fatal train crash has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the collision happened and whether wider disruption or safety questions could follow.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he will announce a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row has deepened uncertainty at the top of government.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought into the investigation as police work to establish motive and the full sequence of events.

At Twickenham, Northampton Saints’ Premiership triumph has been framed as a win built on English-qualified talent rather than imported stars. That will be watched closely by England coaches looking for signs of depth and form ahead of the next phase of Steve Borthwick’s squad planning.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Devon’s independent businesses are getting a well-deserved moment in the spotlight, with the Muddy Stilettos Awards 2026 celebrating 21 local favourites across food, drink, beauty and family days out. It’s a lovely reminder of just how much talent, character and community spirit there is in the county — and a cheer for the small businesses that help Devon thrive.

In Knaresborough, North Yorkshire Police say a nine-year-old boy was bitten several times by a dog while playing football in a park. Officers are appealing for information as they investigate what happened and try to identify those involved.

On the A19 near Chapel Haddlesey, a 34-year-old man has died after a motorcycle crash on Friday. Emergency services attended the scene, and the incident is likely to prompt questions for drivers who use that route across North Yorkshire.

This is the incredible moment some of more than 40,000 expected bikers passed a motorway bridge heading to Cumbria for Dave Day 2026 – in memory of much loved Hairy Biker Dave Myers.

In Bedford, a fatal train crash has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine said to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police are investigating how the collision happened, and the disruption is likely to keep the rail safety story high on the agenda today.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports he is resigned to stepping down, while Downing Street insists no timetable has been set. With more than 100 MPs said to be calling for him to quit, the next moves could reshape national politics within days.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought in as investigators worked to establish motive and whether the incidents were linked.

Across the UK, some bank customers could qualify for a £200 payment for switching accounts, with the money reportedly arriving within 30 days. At a time when household budgets remain stretched, offers like this are likely to catch attention from anyone looking to cut everyday costs.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A heartening project in Scarborough has gained a major boost, with former Sunderland chairman Sir Bob Murray backing plans for a holiday home for children with life-limiting illnesses and disabilities. Led by the Bradley Lowery Foundation, it’s a lovely example of people coming together to create somewhere special for families who truly deserve a break.

West Bridgford and Rushcliffe bus services are being reshaped from Sunday 21 June, with Nottingham City Transport introducing route changes including the new Green 12. The update is tied to lower passenger numbers and could alter regular journeys for commuters, shoppers and school travel across the borough.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Aspley was the scene of a serious collision on Grannis Drive on Friday afternoon, where two children were struck by a car and taken to hospital. Emergency services were called at about 3.50pm, with the incident likely to prompt concern over road safety in the area.

Nottingham hospital routes are being reduced, with some passengers saying they are horrified at the loss of services they rely on. Nottingham City Transport says parts of the old network were no longer sustainable, but the changes are likely to hit staff, patients and visitors trying to reach hospital sites.

Bedford is at the centre of a fatal train crash that is still causing disruption for East Midlands Railway services. Travellers across the wider Nottingham region are being warned to expect knock-on delays and altered journeys while the aftermath is dealt with.

In Bedford, a train collision has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine said to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish what caused the crash and whether wider disruption or safety concerns could follow.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street is pushing back, but the row raises immediate questions about who is really in control and what happens next for the government.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought in, signalling the seriousness of the investigation and prompting fresh concern over public safety.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership title has been presented as a victory built around English-qualified talent rather than imported stars. That will be closely watched beyond club rugby, with potential implications for Steve Borthwick and England selection ahead of future tests.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A Nottingham Post Office is marking 30 years at the heart of its community, with familiar faces still popping in after decades of loyal custom. It’s a lovely reminder that, even as high streets change, friendly local places and the people who run them can still bring a real sense of connection and belonging.

Warwickshire is under an amber warning for extreme heat, with forecasters warning of possible impacts on health, travel and infrastructure. The alert covers Coventry and Warwickshire and signals a higher level of risk than a routine hot-weather spell.

Warwickshire police saw a dealer throw away drugs directly in front of officers during an incident earlier this year. The case has now ended in a jail sentence, closing a prosecution that unfolded in unusually blatant fashion.

Coventry city centre saw a police operation targeting e-bikes, with officers seizing a number of bikes and making arrests. The action points to ongoing concerns about how some e-bikes are being used in busy central areas.

Coventry city centre will host the first CovLitFest, a new community literary festival organised by volunteers. Events are set to run across multiple venues, adding a new arts fixture to the city’s cultural calendar.

Home workers struggling with back pain could save £164 on a chiropractor-approved chair designed for long days at a desk

In Bedford, a fatal train crash has left a driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the collision happened, with major questions over rail safety likely to follow.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is facing an acute leadership crisis after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he could set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row has intensified after Andy Burnham’s by-election win.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation as police work to establish the motive and whether the attacks were linked.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 switching incentive within 30 days under a new current account offer. For households watching everyday costs, the deal is the kind of short-term cash boost likely to attract plenty of interest.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A Coventry man who devoted nearly 40 years to grassroots football has been honoured with a lifetime achievement award — a lovely tribute to decades spent building community through sport. It’s the sort of recognition that celebrates quiet local dedication and the huge difference one person can make to generations of young players and families.

Across West Bridgford and Rushcliffe, Nottingham City Transport is changing bus services from Sunday 21 June, including the new Green 12. The operator says the shake-up reflects lower passenger numbers and running costs, so regular users will want to check updated maps and timetables before travelling.

Across the East Midlands, an amber extreme heat warning has been updated as forecasters predict very high temperatures and humidity early next week. The warning says the heatwave could affect both people and infrastructure, with the worst conditions expected on Monday and especially Tuesday.

In Nottingham, changes to a hospital bus service have prompted strong criticism from people who rely on it for appointments and visits. Nottingham City Transport says parts of the previous service were no longer sustainable, but the reductions have left some passengers worried about how they will get to hospital.

Following a train crash being investigated by British Transport Police, nine people are reported to be in a critical condition and a train driver has died. Emergency services are continuing to piece together the circumstances of the collision as the scale of the incident becomes clearer.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he will set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row points to a major moment for the government.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case and raising wider concerns about public safety.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership title has been framed as a win built on English-qualified talent rather than imported stars. That will be closely watched by England coach Steve Borthwick, with the club’s success feeding into the wider conversation about the national team’s future.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Belvoir Castle’s Father’s Day event looks set to bring a real dose of joy, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty for families to enjoy together. It’s the sort of bright, local day out that gives people a chance to make happy memories and celebrate the weekend in style.

Midlothian is at the centre of a transport complaint after a local mother said losing a bus service has made basic shopping far harder. She now travels to Cameron Toll for essentials, highlighting how route cuts can quickly hit family routines and access to shops.

'Even Harry's not immune to the Scots taking over Boston'

Ingliston was packed on Saturday as the Royal Highland Show drew 55,000 visitors for livestock judging, music and farming displays. The annual event is one of the biggest fixtures in the Edinburgh calendar and brings a major boost to the local economy and transport network.

Scotland is the setting for a stark account from a massage therapist who says she has restricted male bookings because of clients’ behaviour. Her experience raises wider questions about safety, harassment and the pressures faced by women running customer-facing businesses.

The cost of road repairs in Argyll and Bute could rise by £900,000, amid continuing concern over [...] The post Iran war hits road repair budget appeared first on The Lochside Press.

Bedford is the focus of a major rail investigation after a crash left a train driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police are investigating, and the scale of the incident is likely to raise wider questions about rail safety across the UK.

Westminster is braced for a turbulent week after reports suggested Sir Keir Starmer could be nearing the end of his time as prime minister. Downing Street has pushed back, but claims that more than 100 MPs want him to quit point to a serious political crisis.

Buckingham Palace says King Charles will become the first UK head of state to disclose his personal tax bill. The move is being presented as a step towards greater transparency over royal finances and could prompt fresh scrutiny of how the monarchy is funded.

Across the UK, a bank switching deal could see eligible customers receive £200 within a month of opening an account. At a time when households are watching costs closely, the offer is likely to attract attention from anyone considering moving their everyday banking.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A lovely Edinburgh story for World Giraffe Day: young patients supported by Edinburgh Children’s Hospital Charity have made colourful feeding tubes for the giraffes at Edinburgh Zoo. It’s a heartwarming bit of creativity and kindness, bringing a smile to the children involved and helping care for some of the city’s most popular animals too.

Across West Bridgford and Rushcliffe, Nottingham City Transport is changing several bus services from Sunday 21 June, including the introduction of a new Green 12 route. The operator says the shake-up reflects shifting passenger demand, so regular users in villages near Tollerton will want to check the new maps and timetables before travelling.

In Bedford, a train driver has died and around 100 people were injured after a collision now under investigation by British Transport Police. Nine people remain in a critical condition, with rail investigators working to establish exactly what went wrong.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports he could be forced to set out a timetable for stepping down. Downing Street has pushed back on the claims, but the scale of unrest among Labour MPs points to a fresh bout of political instability.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers are now involved, adding to concerns over the motive behind the incidents.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership title has been framed as a boost for English rugby after a campaign built around home-grown talent. The result will be closely watched by England boss Steve Borthwick as he weighs up future selection options.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Belvoir Castle is set to give families a cracking Father’s Day out, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of family-friendly fun on offer. It’s a lovely reminder that there are still plenty of chances close to home to make special memories together and enjoy a feel-good day out.

In Brighton and Hove, two men have been arrested on suspicion of drug dealing after police were alerted to a driver believed to be under the influence. Sussex Police say the stop led officers to investigate further, turning a report about dangerous driving into a drugs case.

In Brighton and Hove, 22 schools finished the financial year with a combined deficit of more than £6.6 million. The figures point to mounting pressure on budgets, with school leaders warning that years of underfunding are now hitting day-to-day operations.

In Brighton and Hove, Albion fans now know the shape of the new Premier League season after the fixture list was published. The campaign opens at home to Aston Villa and ends away at Arsenal, giving supporters an early look at key dates to plan around.

In Sussex, police are treating an early-hours vehicle fire on Saturday as an arson attack. No-one was injured, but officers are investigating how the blaze started and whether anyone nearby saw what happened.

In Bedford, a train driver has died and around 100 people were injured after a serious rail collision, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish the cause, as the scale of the crash raises fresh questions about rail safety.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is facing an escalating leadership crisis after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has denied he will announce a resignation timetable on Monday, but the pressure on the prime minister appears to be intensifying quickly.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought into the investigation, adding to concerns about motive and public safety.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 switching incentive within 30 days under a new account offer. With household budgets still tight, the deal is likely to catch the eye of anyone weighing up whether moving banks is worth the hassle.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Brighton & Hove is building on its Rugby World Cup legacy, with hundreds of women and girls now playing rugby every week across the city. It’s a brilliant sign of a sport opening up to more people, helping to grow confidence, friendships and a real sense of community along the way.

In Derry, Kevin Dos Santos has spoken about the setbacks he faced early in his time at Derry City and how his faith helped him stay focused. The defender says he always believed his chance would come, offering an insight into the resilience behind his recent progress.

This marks the first fatality at the Donegal International Rally since three-time winner Manus Kelly died in a crash in 2019

Across Northern Ireland, retail workers are speaking out about the abuse they face on the job as Stormont considers new sentencing laws. The proposed change would create a specific offence for assaulting public-facing staff, a move with clear implications for shops and supermarkets across the region.

Thousands of people lined the streets of Coleraine to recognise and thank the men and women of the Armed Forces, veterans, reservists, cadets and their families for their service, sacrifice and commitment.

‘It’s a great album’ says Shaun, ‘a huge departure for Adamson. He’s better away from that troublemaker Jobson’. That was a reference to The Crossing, the debut album from Scottish band Big Country plus the acrimonious split from his previous band The Skids. I feign full knowledge of the internecine

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left one driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the crash happened, with likely questions for passengers across the wider rail network.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports he is resigned to stepping down, though Downing Street has denied any immediate timetable. With more than 100 MPs said to be calling for his exit, the row has become the defining story in national politics this weekend.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents that left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, making this a fast-moving public safety story with wider implications.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 switching incentive within a month if they meet the account rules. For households watching costs, it is a simple money story that may prompt people to check whether changing banks is worth it.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A lovely story from Northern Ireland shows how silent discos are bringing moments of real joy to people living with dementia. By helping residents reconnect with treasured songs and memories, care staff are creating uplifting experiences that brighten days and strengthen those precious emotional connections.

Nottingham is seeing network-wide bus changes from Sunday 21 June as Nottingham City Transport reshapes services to match costs and passenger demand. The update affects routes across the city, with some timetables and service patterns altered for people travelling into hospitals, workplaces and the centre.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

The train crash is being investigated by British Transport Police after a collision that killed a driver and left nine people in a critical condition. Emergency services are working to establish exactly what happened, with major concern over the scale of the casualties.

'If you go into some of these shops, sometimes they aren’t even manned - that's a loss for the community'

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought in, raising urgent questions about motive and whether the attacks were linked.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he is preparing a resignation timetable, but the row points to a deepening crisis at the top of government.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership triumph has put the spotlight on a squad built heavily around English-qualified talent. The result is likely to be watched closely by England boss Steve Borthwick as he weighs future selections.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Belvoir Castle is laying on a lovely Father’s Day treat, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of family-friendly fun all in one place. It sounds like a brilliant chance for families to make happy memories together and enjoy a feel-good day out close to home.

Brighton and Hove police arrested two men on suspicion of drug dealing after a report of someone allegedly driving while under the influence. Sussex Police say the stop began with a public tip-off, turning a drink or drugs report into a drugs investigation.

Hove saw Sussex end day one on 121-3 against Hampshire, trailing by 70 runs with seven wickets left in hand. Tom Haines and skipper John Simpson steadied things after the early loss of Daniel Hughes at the 1st Central County Ground.

Brighton and Hove schools finished the financial year with a combined deficit of more than £6.6 million across 22 schools. Heads say the figures reflect years of tight funding, with mounting pressure on budgets and staffing.

Brighton and Hove is seeing a rise in women and girls playing rugby each week, with local organisers keen to build on the sport’s recent momentum. The city hopes the World Cup legacy can help turn that interest into lasting participation.

Bedford is at the centre of a major rail investigation after a crash that killed a train driver and left about 100 people injured. British Transport Police say nine people remain in a critical condition as inquiries continue into what happened.

Westminster is consumed by fresh questions over Sir Keir Starmer’s future after reports suggested he could be pushed to outline a timetable for stepping down. Downing Street has denied that any resignation plan will be announced on Monday, but the political pressure is clearly building.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought into the investigation as detectives worked to establish the motive.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Undav is Germany’s unlikely World Cup hero who was playing semi-pro at 23

A lovely summer highlight is back as the Eastbourne Open returns to Devonshire Park, bringing top-class tennis and a real buzz to the Sussex coast. Described as a gem in the town’s calendar, it’s the sort of feel-good event that draws people together and gives the area something special to look forward to.

West Bridgford and Rushcliffe bus users face timetable and route changes from Sunday 21 June, including the launch of a new Green 12 service. Nottingham City Transport says the overhaul reflects lower passenger numbers and rising costs, so regular journeys across the area may look different from today.

West Bridgford families could be hit by proposed changes to discretionary school transport affecting pupils at 12 faith schools across Nottinghamshire. Campaigners warn the cuts may make journeys harder and less safe for children who currently rely on council-supported buses.

Nottinghamshire is forecast to see a warm and largely dry Sunday, with sunny spells in the morning and more cloud later in the day. Temperatures are expected to reach about 24C, which could shape travel, outdoor plans and sporting events across the county.

Nottingham passengers say changes to a hospital bus service have caused anger and worry, particularly for people who depend on direct public transport to appointments. Nottingham City Transport says parts of the previous service were no longer sustainable to run.

Nottinghamshire detectives are examining fresh questions after an inquest concluded that a fatal fire which killed Izabela Chalastra could have been started deliberately. A man previously arrested on suspicion of murder was later released without charge.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Bedford is at the centre of a major rail investigation after a train crash killed a driver and left about 100 people injured, including nine in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are working to establish how the collision happened.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought in as investigators worked to understand the motive and whether the attacks were linked.

Across the UK, bank customers are being offered a potential £200 incentive for switching accounts under a new deal highlighted this weekend. The offer is likely to draw attention from households weighing up everyday banking costs and quick cashback bonuses.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Downing Street denied reports that Sir Keir Starmer will set out a timetable for resignation on Monday

The Strait of Hormuz is at the centre of a fast-moving confrontation after Iran again claimed it had closed the vital shipping route, while the US said traffic was continuing. The stand-off matters far beyond the Gulf because any disruption there can hit global energy prices and wider markets.

Gaza officials say six people were killed in Israeli strikes, including Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. The Israeli military accused him of being linked to Hamas, but did not provide evidence, adding to the conflict around reporting from the war zone.

Colombians will choose on Sunday between two men whose lives have been very differently shaped by the militias, and whose visions for the country are poles apart Whoever wins Sunday’s presidential runoff vote in Colombia, the country’s next leader will have a personal history intertwined with one of

Belvoir Castle is putting on a brilliantly cheerful Father’s Day celebration, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty for families to enjoy together. It sounds like a lovely excuse to make some memories, tuck into good food and enjoy a proper day out close to home.

Andy Burnham won the Makerfield by-election this week. Here, ANDREW FISHER outlines what the result could mean for Britain, and for Croydon and its politicians When I interviewed journalist Peter Geoghegan earlier this month, I put to him that his … Continue reading →

Enfield resident Frankie Brady opens up about his difficult childhood and how he wants to help others who struggle to 'fit in'

White City in west London was the scene of a fatal fire after emergency services were called to a blaze at a pavilion. Three men were rescued but died soon afterwards, with the London Fire Brigade and police now investigating what happened.

Bedford was at the centre of a major rail crash on Saturday, with a driver killed and several people left critically injured. The collision is also causing serious disruption for passengers using London-bound services including routes into King’s Cross and St Pancras.

London is the backdrop for a revived burst of interest in a 1970s ITV period drama now streaming free on ITVX. The series, set in a townhouse in the capital, is being talked up as a richer alternative to more familiar costume dramas.

In Bedford, a train collision has left a driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in critical condition. British Transport Police are investigating what caused the crash, with major questions over rail safety now likely to follow.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is facing a fresh leadership crisis after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he is preparing a resignation timetable, but the row has intensified the sense of instability at the top of government.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks that left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought into the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case and raising concerns over public safety.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Undav is Germany’s unlikely World Cup hero who was playing semi-pro at 23

One of Clerkenwell’s most historic sites has begun an inspiring new chapter with the opening of the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration at New River Head. It’s a lovely boost for London’s cultural life, creating a welcoming new home for creativity, imagination and the joy of illustration.

At Haslemere station, a Grade II listed signal box that worked the railway for more than 130 years is being turned into a museum. The project gives Surrey rail history a new public home and adds another stop for transport and heritage enthusiasts in the county.

At TRNSMT in Glasgow, festivalgoers shook off Scotland’s football disappointment with a sunnier second day and a mass singalong to The Fratellis. It is more of a culture watch than a local Surrey story, but it is one likely to interest readers keeping an eye on the summer festival circuit.

Across the UK, Royal Mail has launched a campaign inviting children aged four to 17 to send letters of support to the England and Scotland men’s World Cup teams. The scheme ties football to a simple postal activity that schools and families may pick up quickly.

In Bedford, a fatal train crash has left one driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police are investigating the collision, making this a major transport story with likely questions for rail safety and disruption.

At Buckingham Palace in London, King Charles is set to reveal his personal tax bill for the first time, in what is being presented as a transparency move. The decision opens up fresh scrutiny of royal finances and is likely to spark a wider debate about what the public should be told.

Undav is Germany’s unlikely World Cup hero who was playing semi-pro at 23

A 36-year-old man has been charged in connection with a number of incidents which took place in Edinburgh on Friday

Maria Eduarda Rodrigues de Freitas, 21, was hurled more than 100ft to her death earlier this month from Skeleton Bridge in Limeira, São Paulo.

A lovely bit of local cheer: a charming hair salon in a pretty Surrey village has been named the best in the county. It’s a wonderful nod to owners Vince and Victoria Nigrelli, who’ve built the business since 2012 — and a reminder that independent high street gems are still thriving.

Harlaxton Road in Grantham is now being crossed by the route of the new bypass, signalling a major milestone in one of the town’s biggest transport projects. The latest works show how the scheme is starting to take shape on the ground, with likely interest for drivers tracking future changes to local journeys.

Grantham is at the centre of a police appeal for calm after online speculation followed two separate incidents in the town. Lincolnshire Police said officers were responding to community concern and sought to reassure residents as questions spread on social media.

Grantham features in a look back at aerial images from 2007, offering a snapshot of how the town appeared nearly two decades ago. The pictures provide a useful before-and-after view for residents interested in local development and how familiar landmarks have changed.

Lincolnshire is seeing a fresh set of road changes, including speed limit updates that councillors say will remove at least one 'crazy' restriction. The county-wide measures could affect everyday driving routes, with motorists likely to notice changes as they come into force.

Woodhall Spa has unveiled a mural celebrating the Dambusters and the legacy of 617 Squadron, which was based in the village during the Second World War. The artwork adds another public tribute to one of Lincolnshire’s best-known pieces of military history.

In Bedford, a fatal train crash has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish what caused the collision and whether wider disruption or safety concerns could follow.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he will set a resignation timetable on Monday, but the battle over his future is now out in the open.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought into the investigation, adding to concerns over motive and whether the attacks were linked.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive £200 for moving their account under a new switching offer. The payment is expected within 30 days for eligible customers, making it one of the more immediate cost-of-living deals likely to catch people’s eye this weekend.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A much-loved 300-year-old Lincolnshire landmark is getting a fresh lease of life after a £2 million restoration, with major roof repairs, a new heating system, kitchen upgrades and a full redecoration. It’s the sort of investment that helps preserve local heritage for future generations — and gives the community something lovely to look forward to when the building reopens.

Watford has reported measles cases, prompting a fresh warning to families across Hertfordshire to check whether children are up to date with their MMR jabs. Health officials are urging parents not to delay, as measles spreads easily and can be serious for young children.

Twenty eight people remain in hospital, nine of them in critical condition, after a crash involving two trains near Bedford, police have confirmed.

Bedford is dealing with the aftermath of a major rail crash that left nearly 90 people injured, with more than 30 reported to be seriously hurt. Witnesses described passengers being thrown from their seats as investigators work to establish how the collision happened.

In Bedford, a train crash has killed a driver and left around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish how the collision happened and whether wider disruption or safety concerns could follow.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is under intense pressure after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he will set a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row points to a potentially pivotal week in national politics.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks left five people injured across the city. Counter-terrorism officers have joined the investigation, underlining the seriousness of an incident likely to raise fresh questions about public safety.

In Glasgow, TRNSMT festival-goers turned out in force as the weekend continued despite Scotland’s World Cup disappointment. The first day brought heavy rain before brighter weather and a singalong set from The Fratellis helped shift the mood.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A 19-year-old student in Bushey is proving that big dreams can start small, after opening Moonstone Café to glowing five-star reviews. With customers already calling it a hidden gem and the young owner hoping to grow the business further, it’s a lovely local success story full of ambition, hard work and community support.

Across West Bridgford and Rushcliffe, Nottingham City Transport is changing bus services from Sunday 21 June, including the introduction of a new Green 12 route. The shake-up is tied to lower passenger numbers and running costs, so regular travellers will want to check the new maps before setting off.

In West Bridgford and across Nottinghamshire, proposed cuts to discretionary faith school transport could affect pupils travelling to 12 schools. Campaigners say hundreds of children could be put at risk if services are withdrawn, with families now waiting to see what Nottinghamshire County Council decides.

Across Nottinghamshire, Sunday 21 June is forecast to bring warm weather, sunny spells and mostly dry conditions. Temperatures could reach around 24C before cloud increases through the afternoon and evening, which may shape outdoor plans and travel.

In Nottinghamshire, a long-running Post Office has reflected on how high streets and local shops have changed over the past three decades. Staff say the business still draws the same familiar faces, underlining how much residents value staffed community services.

In Nottinghamshire, an inquest into the death of Izabela Chalastra has heard the fatal fire may have been started deliberately. A man arrested on suspicion of murder was later released without charge, leaving serious unanswered questions over the case.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Belvoir Castle is putting on a Father’s Day celebration that sounds like a real treat for families, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of food and activities to enjoy together. It’s a lovely local reminder that summer can still bring those simple, joyful days out that create lasting memories.

Nottingham will see network-wide bus changes from Sunday 21 June as Nottingham City Transport reshapes routes and timetables. The operator says the move is linked to running costs and passenger numbers, so anyone travelling into the city for work, hospital appointments or onward connections should check before setting off.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Nottingham passengers have reacted angrily to cuts affecting a bus service used for hospital journeys, with some saying they are horrified by the changes. Nottingham City Transport says parts of the previous service were no longer sustainable, raising fresh concerns about access to appointments.

The East Midlands is among the regions following developments after a fatal train crash left nine people in a critical condition. British Transport Police says the collision, which also killed a train driver, is under investigation as more details emerge.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is facing intense new pressure after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he is preparing a resignation timetable, but the row points to a serious struggle at the top of government.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought into the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case and the concern around motive.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 cash payment within 30 days under a current account switching offer. With household budgets still tight, the deal is likely to catch attention from people weighing whether moving banks is worth the hassle.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A local Post Office is celebrating 30 years at the heart of its community, with familiar faces still popping in after all that time. In a world of increasingly impersonal shops, it’s a lovely reminder of the value of friendly service, everyday connection and the small places that help keep a neighbourhood together.

In Scarborough, the Bradley Lowery Foundation is pushing ahead with plans for a holiday home for children with life-limiting illness and disabilities. Backing from former Sunderland chairman Sir Bob Murray adds weight to a project with clear regional interest.

In a North Yorkshire town, police are investigating after a child was bitten by a dog. The incident raises fresh concern about public safety and responsible control of animals in shared public spaces.

At a North Yorkshire beach, a van and a Range Rover became stuck in the sea while believed to be collecting jet skis. The unusual recovery is likely to prompt questions about access, timing and safety on the shoreline.

Across Humber and North Yorkshire, new NHS figures show the number of pregnant women who smoke has dropped to its lowest level on record. The data points to sustained public health progress, with implications for maternity services across the region.

Want a break from the football? Here are the best things to do in and around York for the coming week, from music to comedy to art

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine said to be in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the crash happened and what it could mean for services and safety.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks that left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought into the investigation as police worked to establish the motive and whether the incidents were linked.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to quit. Downing Street is pushing back against claims he is preparing a resignation timetable, but the scale of unrest points to a serious political crisis.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership triumph has been framed as a victory built on homegrown English talent. The result could strengthen Steve Borthwick’s hand ahead of future England selection decisions, with club form now harder to ignore.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

York Minster was filled with a joyful soundtrack as its bells rang out for hours during the return of the National 12-Bell Striking Contest Final. It’s a lovely celebration of tradition, skill and community spirit, bringing a special atmosphere to the city for residents and visitors alike.

Greater Manchester resident Irene Gaffney says she escaped serious injury by inches after a tree crashed into her garden. The incident has raised fresh questions about tree safety, inspections and who should act before the next near miss turns fatal.

Stockport is set to play a key role in Greater Manchester’s move to an all-electric Bee Network bus fleet by 2030, with a new depot included in the plans. The article looks at where the next wave of new buses will run and what the changes could mean for passengers across the borough.

Greater Manchester is at the centre of the latest Labour turmoil after Andy Burnham’s Makerfield victory intensified pressure on Sir Keir Starmer. Reports say more than 100 MPs now want him to go, turning a regional result into a Westminster crisis.

Bedford is the focus of a major rail investigation after a crash killed a train driver and left around 100 people injured, with nine in a critical condition. British Transport Police are now working to establish how the collision happened and whether wider rail disruption could follow.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after five people were injured in a string of violent incidents across the city. Counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case.

Across the UK, Royal Mail has launched a campaign inviting children aged four to 17 to post letters of support to the England and Scotland men’s World Cup teams. The scheme is designed to tap into tournament excitement while encouraging children to write and send real post.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Undav is Germany’s unlikely World Cup hero who was playing semi-pro at 23

Manchester is launching new city awards to celebrate its ‘unsung champions’ – the everyday people who quietly go the extra mile for others. It’s a lovely chance to shine a light on kindness, community spirit and the local heroes who make life better across the city.

In Epping Forest, major developers can now use a route that bypasses Epping Forest District Council when seeking approval. The change could have real consequences for future housing schemes near Chigwell, with less control resting at district level and more decisions potentially taken elsewhere.

In Essex, plans have been put forward to enlarge a special needs day centre that provides regular support for people with additional needs. Backers say the move would help the organisation reach more families and strengthen local care provision.

In Essex, police have launched a campaign against deepfake abuse that they want forces across the country to adopt. Detectives say the message is aimed at everyone, as concerns grow about fake images and videos being used to harass and exploit people.

Star of BBC soap EastEnders, Gurlaine Kaur Garcha confirmed that she has married her long-term partner.

In Bedford, a train driver has died and around 100 people were injured after a serious rail collision, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish how the crash happened and whether wider disruption or safety questions could follow.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents in which five people were hurt. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, adding to concerns over motive and public safety.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is facing a deepening political crisis after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he is preparing a resignation timetable, but the scale of unrest will sharpen questions over who leads Labour next.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Undav is Germany’s unlikely World Cup hero who was playing semi-pro at 23

A lovely bit of quick-thinking teamwork from Essex firefighters: after a young girl called Olive was injured, the crew carefully searched for her severed fingertips and helped reunite her with them at hospital. It’s a remarkable story of calm heads and compassionate action making all the difference in a frightening moment.

In Guildhall Square, Southampton, OMD headlined the Summer Sessions with support from Peter Hook & the Light in one of the city’s biggest live music nights of the weekend. The review gives a ground-level sense of the atmosphere, crowd and set, useful if you were there or are weighing up future Summer Sessions dates.

In Winchester, the Helios installation by Luke Jerram has prompted a fresh look at how people have marked the sun through history. The piece ties local heritage to the summer solstice and offers a timely cultural stop just beyond Southampton.

At St Mary’s in Southampton, Ryan Garner fulfilled a long-held ambition by winning in his home city and claiming the WBC interim super-featherweight title. It was a major local sporting occasion, with a dominant performance in front of a home crowd.

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left a driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the crash happened, with disruption and safety questions likely to follow.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents that injured five people. Counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation, adding urgency to questions about motive and public safety.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified amid reports that more than 100 MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street is pushing back, but the growing unrest points to a potentially pivotal week in national politics.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 cash incentive for switching current accounts within weeks. The offer taps into cost-of-living pressures and may prompt savers to check whether moving banks now is worth the hassle.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A dementia nurse from the South is swapping the ward for wheels as part of a four-person team taking on the Red Bull soapbox challenge for Alzheimer’s Society. It’s a brilliant, big-hearted mix of fun and fundraising, with local people putting their energy and creativity behind a cause that means so much to many families.

In Streatham Hill, the next phase of works on the A23 Streatham High Road begins on 29 June with overnight closures and traffic narrowed to one lane each way. The disruption is expected to run for months, so drivers crossing south London may need to plan around delays.

In White City, three people have died after a blaze at a pavilion drew a huge emergency response from London Fire Brigade. Around 100 firefighters were sent to the scene after multiple 999 calls, with investigators now working to establish how the fire started.

Between Bedford and London, a train crash has left one driver dead and nine people fighting for life, with major disruption expected on routes into the capital. Services linked to King's Cross and St Pancras are likely to be affected as the emergency response and investigation continue.

In Battersea, detectives have launched a murder investigation after a 17-year-old boy was fatally stabbed near Lavender Hill in the early hours of Saturday. Police are appealing for information as officers work to piece together what happened.

In Bedford, a train driver has died and around 100 people were injured after a collision now being investigated by British Transport Police. Nine people remain in critical condition, making this one of the most serious rail incidents in recent months.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street is denying claims he will set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the political crisis is deepening fast.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case and the questions still to be answered.

Across the UK, some bank customers could qualify for a £200 cash payment under a switching offer reported this weekend. For households watching costs, the key detail will be which accounts are included and what conditions need to be met to get the money quickly.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A lovely new chapter has begun in London as the Quentin Blake Centre for Illustration opens its doors at historic New River Head. It’s a joyful boost for the capital’s cultural life, creating a welcoming new home for creativity, imagination and the kind of art that brings all ages together.

At Lizard cliffs in south Cornwall, a solo sailor was winched to safety after a rescue lasting more than seven hours. Three coastguard teams, a lifeboat and a search and rescue helicopter were involved in a major operation on Thursday morning.

In Falmouth, a £150m merger is set to make the town a key hub in UK shipbuilding. The takeover by a Cornwall-based company has raised hopes over jobs, future investment and longer-term security for workers at the yard.

Near Bodmin, a car fire has blocked an A-road and caused disruption for motorists. Drivers in the area have been warned to expect delays while emergency services deal with the incident.

In Bedford, a train crash has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are working to establish how the collision happened.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 MPs are calling for him to stand down. Downing Street has denied he will set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the political crisis appears to be deepening.

At Buckingham Palace in London, King Charles is set to become the first UK head of state to publish his personal tax bill. The move is being presented as part of a push for greater transparency over royal finances.

At Twickenham in London, Northampton Saints’ Premiership title has been framed as a boost for English rugby as well as the club itself. The focus is on how a squad built around English-qualified talent could strengthen Steve Borthwick’s options.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

In the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has again claimed it has closed the vital shipping route as tensions with the United States escalate. US officials say traffic is still moving, but the dispute has sharpened fears over global energy supplies and a wider conflict.

In Gaza, officials say six people were killed in Israeli strikes, including Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. The Israeli military alleged he was linked to Hamas, a claim reported without supporting evidence in the initial account.

In Colombia, voters are heading into a presidential runoff overshadowed by the legacy of far-right paramilitary violence. The two candidates offer sharply different futures, with the result expected to carry major consequences for the country’s politics and security.

A charity golf day organised by Cavanna Homes has raised a wonderful £7,500 for Children’s Hospice South West, turning a sunny day on the course into real help for local families. It’s a lovely example of people coming together, having fun and making a meaningful difference for children who need care and support.

In Gedling, a new explainer breaks down how Formula 1 pit stops can decide a race in seconds. It looks at tyre wear, timing, traffic and split-second crew work to show why one call in the pits can change the whole Grand Prix.

Across Nottingham, Nottingham City Transport is making network-wide changes from Sunday 21 June. The operator says the overhaul is needed because passenger numbers have not fully recovered and running costs remain high, so regular users should check their route before travelling.

In the East Midlands, British Transport Police are investigating a train collision that killed a driver and left nine people critically injured. The crash is likely to raise immediate questions about disruption, safety and what happens next for affected rail services.

In Nottingham, people attending Trans Pride said the event carried added weight after a controversial Supreme Court ruling. Organisers and marchers used the rally to make their concerns public and argue that visibility and protest remain essential.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street is pushing back on claims a resignation timetable could be set out on Monday, but the row has opened a serious new phase in the party’s internal struggle.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the incidents and the questions now facing police.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive £200 within 30 days through a new current-account switching deal. With household budgets still tight, the offer is likely to catch attention from anyone weighing up whether changing banks is worth the hassle.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A heartening local success story sees Paralympian Abbie Breakwell reflect on the chance meeting that opened up a whole new world and set her on the path to wheelchair tennis. As she prepares to return to the very venue where it all began, it’s a lovely reminder of how unexpected moments can spark something truly life-changing.

West Bridgford and Rushcliffe will see Nottingham City Transport changes from Sunday 21 June, including a new Green 12 route and revised services across the area. The update is tied to lower-than-expected passenger numbers and could alter regular journeys for people travelling in and out of nearby neighbourhoods.

Nottingham will see network-wide Nottingham City Transport changes from Sunday 21 June as the operator reshapes routes around costs and passenger demand. The overhaul could affect journey times, direct connections and how people reach work, hospitals and the city centre.

Nottingham passengers have reacted angrily after cuts affecting a hospital bus service, with some saying essential journeys will become much harder. Nottingham City Transport says part of the previous service was no longer sustainable, raising fresh concern over access to care.

The train crash, being investigated by British Transport Police, has left nine people in critical condition and a driver dead. The scale of the incident is likely to prompt questions over rail safety and disruption as investigators work out what happened.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he could set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the battle over his future is now dominating UK politics.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of an incident that quickly became a major public safety concern.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership triumph has been framed as more than a club success because of the number of English-qualified players at the heart of it. The result will be watched closely by England coach Steve Borthwick as he considers the next national squad.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A local Post Office is marking 30 years at the heart of its community, with familiar faces still popping in after decades of loyal custom. In a world that’s changed enormously, it’s a lovely reminder of the value of friendly service, everyday connection and the small local places that help a neighbourhood feel like home.

Across West Bridgford and Rushcliffe, Nottingham City Transport is changing bus services from Sunday 21 June, including the introduction of a new Green 12 route. The operator says the shake-up reflects lower passenger numbers and rising costs, so regular users will want to check maps and timetables before travelling.

In West Bridgford and across Nottinghamshire, proposed cuts to discretionary faith school transport could affect pupils travelling to 12 schools. Critics say the changes may put children at risk and create extra pressure for parents if dedicated bus journeys are reduced or removed.

Across Nottinghamshire, Sunday 21 June is forecast to be warm, mostly dry and bright, with sunny spells through the morning. Cloud is expected to build later in the day, but temperatures could still climb to around 24C.

At the scene of a serious rail collision being investigated by British Transport Police, nine people are reported to be in critical condition and one train driver has died. The crash has triggered a major emergency response as investigators work to establish exactly what happened.

In Nottingham, people attending Trans Pride said the demonstration was especially important following a controversial Supreme Court ruling. Organisers said the event was intended as both a celebration and a clear public protest.

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Belvoir Castle is putting on a cracking Father’s Day celebration, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of family-friendly fun all in one place. It sounds like a lovely chance for local families to make happy memories together and enjoy a day out that’s a bit special.

In Scarborough, plans for a holiday home for children with life-limiting illness and disabilities have won support from former Sunderland chairman Sir Bob Murray. The Bradley Lowery Foundation project is aimed at giving affected families a dedicated respite base on the coast.

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At a North Yorkshire beach, a van and a Range Rover became stuck in the sea while reportedly trying to recover jet skis. The incident drew attention on Saturday and raises fresh questions about beach access and safety on the coast.

Across Humber and North Yorkshire, new NHS figures show the number of pregnant women who smoke has dropped to its lowest recorded level. The data points to a wider public health shift across the region, with implications for maternity care and long-term health outcomes.

At HMP Wakefield, CCTV shown in court captured three prisoners rushing into Kyle Bevan's cell before he was murdered. The footage has brought the case back into focus and sheds new light on how the attack unfolded inside the prison.

In Bedford, a fatal train crash has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish how the collision happened and whether wider disruption or safety concerns could follow.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports claimed he is resigned to stepping down and more than 100 MPs have urged him to go. Downing Street has pushed back on suggestions a resignation timetable will be set out on Monday, but the row points to a volatile week in national politics.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks that left five people injured across the city. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the incidents and raising urgent questions about motive.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership title has been framed as a victory built on English-qualified talent rather than imported stars. That matters beyond club rugby, with the result feeding into hopes that Steve Borthwick has a stronger pool of homegrown players to work with.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A lovely slice of York heritage is on the move, with a steam train chugging its way into a new home in the city. It’s the sort of story that brings together local pride, history and a bit of old-fashioned wonder — sure to raise a smile for rail fans and families alike.

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left a driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the crash happened, with disruption and safety questions likely to follow.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports claimed he is resigned to stepping down and more than 100 Labour MPs want him to quit. Downing Street has pushed back on claims a resignation timetable will be set out on Monday, but the row has sharpened after Andy Burnham’s recent victory.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought into the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case as police work through what happened.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership title has been framed as a victory built on English-qualified talent rather than imported stars. The result is likely to fuel debate over what it means for Steve Borthwick’s options ahead of future England selection.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A heartening project in Scarborough is gathering support, with former Sunderland chairman Sir Bob Murray backing plans by the Bradley Lowery Foundation to build a holiday home for children with life-limiting illnesses and disabilities. It’s a lovely example of people coming together to create a place where families can enjoy precious time, comfort and happy memories.

On the A41 in Shropshire, a public consultation is under way on proposals to reduce the speed limit on a busy stretch of road. The change could affect regular journeys through the county if approved, with officials now asking for residents’ views before any final decision is made.

In Stoke Heath, Shropshire Council has confirmed it is strongly opposed to Home Office plans to use accommodation there for asylum seekers. The move follows rising concern locally and sets up a clear dispute between the council and central government over the site’s future use.

At Shropshire Council, the number of whistleblowing reports has increased, according to newly reported figures. The rise points to more concerns being raised internally about conduct or practice at the authority, putting scrutiny on how those complaints are handled.

In Shropshire, three men in the Price family found out they carry Lynch syndrome after a bowel cancer diagnosis in the family. The discovery highlights how one case can reveal a wider inherited risk and lead relatives to seek testing and earlier monitoring.

Market Drayton manufacturing business Fowler & Gilbert has been crowned Shropshire’s 2026 Company of the Year.

In Bedford, a train driver has died and around 100 people were injured after a rail collision now under investigation by British Transport Police. Nine people are reported to be in a critical condition, with inquiries focused on how the crash happened.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is facing a deepening leadership crisis after reports he may be preparing to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims a timetable could be announced on Monday, but the scale of unrest inside Labour is now hard to ignore.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks left five people injured across the city. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought into the investigation as police work to establish the motive and full sequence of events.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 payment for switching accounts, with the money reportedly landing within 30 days. The offer taps into cost-of-living pressures and is likely to catch the eye of households weighing up whether moving banks is worth the hassle.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Oswestry has something lovely to celebrate with the official opening of The Centre Spot, a new youth and wellbeing hub designed to support young people in the town. It’s a heartening example of councils, businesses and local supporters coming together to create a welcoming space that could make a real difference in the community.

It’s been over 20 years since I’d last been horse riding – but it was time to get back in the saddle.

In Derbyshire, a train crash has left nine people in critical condition and a driver has died. British Transport Police are investigating the collision, with more detail expected as emergency services piece together what happened.

In Derby, senior figures say a proposed children's home will be properly managed despite objections from residents and concerns raised by Derby South's MP. The debate centres on whether the scheme could affect neighbours and local services once it opens.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street is denying claims that a resignation timetable will be set out on Monday, but the party’s internal turmoil is now firmly out in the open.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case and the concern around motive.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership triumph has been framed as a boost for England because of the number of English-qualified players at the heart of the side. With Steve Borthwick looking ahead, the result could feed straight into the national rugby conversation.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A Chaddesden primary school is being celebrated after a positive new Ofsted report praised pupils for how well they value one another. Even better, inspectors said results are improving rapidly — a lovely sign of a school community where kindness and achievement are growing side by side.

Rushcliffe will see Nottingham City Transport changes come into force on Sunday 21 June, including revised routes and the new Green 12. For passengers travelling between Bingham-side villages, West Bridgford and Nottingham, the shake-up could mean different stops, timetables or connections from this weekend.

Belvoir Castle is hosting a Father’s Day event on Sunday 21 June with supercars, aerial displays, live entertainment and food. The line-up is aimed at families looking for a nearby day out, with the castle adding plenty of spectacle for visitors from across the Vale and Rushcliffe.

Nottinghamshire is the focus of a look at a Post Office that has served the same customers for three decades. The piece highlights how staffed local counters remain a lifeline for residents who rely on familiar faces and in-person services as more high streets change.

British Transport Police are investigating a fatal train crash in the UK that left nine people in critical condition and killed a driver. The scale of the collision has made it a major transport story, with the inquiry now focused on how the incident unfolded.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he could set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row has deepened uncertainty at the top of government.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation as police work to establish motive and whether the attacks were linked.

Undav is Germany’s unlikely World Cup hero who was playing semi-pro at 23

A 36-year-old man has been charged in connection with a number of incidents which took place in Edinburgh on Friday

A little dose of holiday cheer: East Midlands Airport is set to launch new Jet2 flights to Tunisia from Summer 2027, giving local travellers another sunny escape straight from the region. It’s a welcome bit of upbeat news for holidaymakers, with a new route that makes getting away that bit easier for people across Nottinghamshire.

In Guildford, councillors have approved plans for new homes on a former stable site after residents opposed the scheme. Half of the properties are set to be affordable, making it a notable test of how Surrey planning decisions are balancing housing pressure with green-belt concerns.

In Municipal Gardens, Aldershot, police say a man from Ash was arrested after reports of assault, criminal damage and racial abuse. Officers were called on Tuesday evening and the case adds to concerns about public safety in a busy town-centre green space.

In Guildford, children are being invited to become inventors as part of an environmental challenge focused on cutting toy waste. The project highlights the scale of plastic disposal in the UK and aims to turn local interest in sustainability into practical ideas.

In Guildford, a new birdwatching diary charts how cooler early-summer weather is affecting local wildlife sightings. It offers a ground-level snapshot of seasonal changes that will interest regular walkers, nature lovers and anyone keeping an eye on Surrey's green spaces.

At Frensham Great Pond in Surrey, rangers have reported suspected blue-green algae and are warning dog owners to take care. The bacteria can be dangerous to pets, so anyone planning a weekend walk near the water is being urged to stay alert.

In Epsom, Hollywood Lodge now stands derelict after being hit by two separate fires. The former mental health hospital has become a stark local landmark, raising fresh questions about the future of abandoned sites in Surrey.

On the edge of Surrey, an outdoor lido is drawing attention with yoga sessions timed for sunset beside the pool. It is a timely summer leisure option for readers looking for nearby ways to make the most of the warm weather.

In Bedford, a train crash has killed a driver and left around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the collision happened and whether wider network lessons will follow.

In London, Buckingham Palace has said King Charles will become the first UK head of state to publish his personal tax bill. The move is being presented as part of a wider push for greater transparency around royal finances.

In Westminster, the crisis around Sir Keir Starmer's leadership has deepened after reports that more than 100 MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has denied claims he is preparing a resignation timetable, but the political pressure is plainly growing.

In the UK, Apple is facing a major tribunal battle over iPhone claims that could leave millions of consumers in line for compensation if the case succeeds. The long-running legal challenge is moving closer to a hearing after repeated attempts to have it thrown out failed.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

In the Strait of Hormuz, tensions remain high after Iran again claimed it had shut the vital shipping route while US officials said traffic was still moving. The dispute comes as Washington and Tehran head towards talks, with global energy markets watching closely.

In Gaza, officials say Israeli strikes killed six people, among them Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. The Israeli military accused him of links to Hamas without publicly providing evidence, adding to the mounting controversy around civilian and media deaths.

Colombians will choose on Sunday between two men whose lives have been very differently shaped by the militias, and whose visions for the country are poles apart Whoever wins Sunday’s presidential runoff vote in Colombia, the country’s next leader will have a personal history intertwined with one of

A lovely piece of local heritage has been given a new lease of life, with Haslemere station’s decommissioned signal box transformed into a railway museum. After more than 130 years of service, the Grade II listed building will now help keep the area’s rail history alive for visitors and future generations to enjoy.

At HMP Wakefield in Wakefield, CCTV shown in court captured three prisoners rushing to Kyle Bevan’s cell before he was murdered. The case lays bare serious violence inside one of West Yorkshire’s highest-profile prisons and the detail emerging from the footage is likely to draw fresh scrutiny.

In Bedford, a train crash has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine said to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police are investigating the collision, which is now one of the biggest transport incidents in the country this weekend.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought in as investigators worked to establish motive and whether the attacks were linked.

Across the UK, some bank customers could qualify for a £200 payment under a current account offer reported this weekend. For households watching day-to-day costs, the timing and eligibility rules are likely to be the key detail to check.

In the UK, Apple is heading towards a tribunal showdown over claims that could leave millions of iPhone users in line for compensation. The case has been running for years, but the next stage brings it much closer to a decision with real financial consequences for consumers.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

In Switzerland, the US and Iran are set to begin talks after Tehran said it had closed the Strait of Hormuz. The waterway is crucial to global oil supplies, so any dispute over whether shipping can pass has immediate consequences far beyond the Middle East.

In Colombia, voters go to the polls in a presidential runoff dominated by fears over the country’s paramilitary past. The two candidates offer sharply different visions, and the result is likely to have major consequences for security and democracy.

In Texas, the state supreme court has rejected an attempt to protect a beach at the centre of a dispute involving SpaceX. Environmental groups say the decision puts corporate interests ahead of public access and local rights.

A Huddersfield coffee lounge is being celebrated as a genuine lifeline for the Armed Forces community, with visitors describing it as a safe haven that offers friendship, understanding and daily support. Tommy’s Lounge is marking Armed Forces Day all year round, showing how a simple local space can make a truly life-changing difference.

West Bridgford and Rushcliffe will see Nottingham City Transport change several bus services from Sunday 21 June, including the introduction of the new Green 12. The update is tied to shifting passenger numbers, and regular users will want to check the new maps before travelling.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Aspley saw a major emergency response on Grannis Drive on Friday afternoon after two children were involved in a collision with a car. Both were taken to hospital with serious injuries, and police are continuing their inquiries.

Nottingham City Transport is making network-wide service changes across Nottingham from Sunday 21 June as it tries to balance costs with lower-than-expected passenger numbers. Anyone who relies on buses for work, school or hospital trips should check whether their usual route or timetable has altered.

Nottingham passengers using a hospital bus service say they are horrified after cuts were confirmed to part of the route. NCT says the previous operation was not sustainable, but the change is likely to hit patients, visitors and staff who depend on direct journeys.

British Transport Police says the collision, which killed a train driver, is being investigated.

The Kent-to-Somerset 'Chase the Sun' event is held on one of the longest days of the year.

A lovely look at how school leavers’ hoodies have become a modern rite of passage, giving pupils a keepsake full of shared memories and school pride. Much like the signed shirts of years gone by, they’re a heartwarming reminder of friendships, milestones and the excitement of a new chapter ahead.

Across Nottinghamshire, Sunday is set to be warm, mostly dry and fairly bright, with sunshine in the morning before cloud builds later on. Temperatures are expected to reach about 24C, making it a decent day for travel, sport and outdoor plans.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

In Nottinghamshire, an inquest has heard that the fire which killed Izabela Chalastra could have been started deliberately. A man was previously arrested on suspicion of murder but was later released without charge as the case remains unresolved.

In Nottingham, changes to a hospital bus service have prompted anger from passengers who say the cuts will make essential journeys harder. Nottingham City Transport says the previous level of service could no longer be sustained because of financial pressures and lower passenger numbers.

In Bedford, a train crash has left a driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the collision happened and whether wider disruption could follow.

In Westminster, the pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he will set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the leadership row is now dominating national politics.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the incidents.

Across the UK, some bank customers are being told they could receive a £200 cash incentive by switching accounts. The offer is aimed at attracting new business and may appeal to households looking for a quick boost to summer spending.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

In the Strait of Hormuz, Iran has again said it is closing the vital shipping route, while the US says traffic is still moving through the waterway. The stand-off is raising fears over oil supplies, shipping security and the risk of a wider conflict in the region.

In Gaza, officials say six people were killed in Israeli strikes, including Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. The Israeli military has alleged he was linked to Hamas, though it has not publicly provided evidence for that claim.

In Colombia, voters are heading into a presidential runoff overshadowed by the country’s history of far-right paramilitary violence. The two candidates represent sharply different futures, making the result highly significant for the nation’s politics and security.

Retford, Worksop and the wider area have shown the very best of community spirit by raising an astonishing £216,000 for local woman Faith almost overnight. It’s a heartwarming reminder that when one of our own needs help, people across Bassetlaw rally together in a truly extraordinary way.

On the A19 near Chapel Haddlesey in North Yorkshire, a 34-year-old man has died after a motorcycle crash on Friday. Police are investigating the circumstances of the collision, with the incident likely to raise fresh concern for drivers using the route.

In Bedford, a train collision has left a driver dead and about 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and accident investigators are now examining how the crash happened and what it could mean for rail passengers.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has denied that a resignation timetable will be announced on Monday, but the row has deepened after Andy Burnham’s by-election win.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Police Scotland said counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation as they work to establish the motive and full sequence of events.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive a £200 payment for moving to a new current account under a fresh switching offer. The incentive is being pitched as a quick cash boost, with payouts reportedly due within 30 days for those who meet the conditions.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A heartening project in Scarborough is gathering support, with former Sunderland chairman Sir Bob Murray backing the Bradley Lowery Foundation’s plan to build a holiday home for children with life-limiting illness and disabilities. It’s the sort of community-minded effort that promises precious respite, happy memories and a bit of comfort for families who need it most.

Across West Bridgford and Rushcliffe, Nottingham City Transport is changing bus services from Sunday 21 June, including the introduction of a new Green 12 route. The update is tied to lower passenger numbers and operating costs, so regular travellers from villages around Newton may want to check revised maps and timetables before setting off.

Across Nottinghamshire, Sunday 21 June is expected to bring warm and mostly dry weather with sunny spells through the morning. Cloud is likely to build later in the day, but forecasters say temperatures could still reach around 24C.

In Nottingham, changes to a hospital bus service have left some passengers saying they are horrified by the loss of links they rely on. Nottingham City Transport says parts of the previous service were no longer sustainable, raising fresh concern about access to appointments and work.

In Nottinghamshire, an inquest has been told that the fire which killed Izabela Chalastra could have been started deliberately. A man previously arrested on suspicion of murder was later released without charge, leaving serious questions over how the case unfolded.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

Across the UK, some bank customers are being offered a £200 incentive for moving their current account. The deal is aimed at switchers and could pay out within 30 days, making it one of the more immediate money-saving offers now on the market.

In Bedford, a train crash has killed a driver and left around 100 people injured, with nine said to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police is investigating the collision as questions grow over how one of the country’s worst rail incidents unfolded.

In London, Buckingham Palace has said King Charles will reveal his personal tax bill, the first time a UK head of state has done so. The move is being presented as a step towards greater transparency over royal finances.

In Westminster, fresh reports say Sir Keir Starmer is facing mounting pressure to step down, with more than 100 Labour MPs said to want him gone. Downing Street has denied he will set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the political crisis is deepening.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

In the Strait of Hormuz and Switzerland, Iran says it has again closed the crucial shipping route while the US disputes that claim and prepares for talks. The standoff matters far beyond the region because any sustained disruption could hit global energy markets quickly.

In Gaza, officials say Israeli strikes have killed six people, among them Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. The Israeli military has accused him of being a Hamas operative without providing evidence, adding to the controversy around the attack.

In Colombia, voters are heading to the polls in a presidential runoff overshadowed by the country’s long history of paramilitary violence. The two candidates offer sharply different futures, making this one of the most consequential elections in the region this year.

Belvoir Castle is putting on a brilliant Father’s Day celebration, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty for families to enjoy together. It sounds like a lovely chance for local people to make happy memories, tuck into good food and spend some quality time with the dads and father figures in their lives.

Guildford features in the latest Birdwatcher’s Diary, which tracks how cooler early-June weather has shifted what can be seen locally. It offers a ground-level snapshot of wildlife activity across the area as summer starts more slowly than expected.

Guildford is hosting a chance for children to become inventors by rethinking how toys are made and thrown away. The project is built around the scale of plastic toy waste in the UK and aims to turn an environmental problem into a hands-on challenge for local families.

Aldershot’s Municipal Gardens was the scene of an incident that prompted police to arrest a man from Ash. Officers say they were called after reports of damage, assault and racial abuse, making this a serious public safety case with links to a nearby Surrey community.

Haslemere station’s Grade II listed signal box is being turned into a railway museum after more than 130 years in service. The change preserves a piece of Surrey rail history and gives the public a new reason to visit the station area.

Epsom’s Hollywood Lodge now stands derelict after two major fires damaged the former mental health hospital building. The story looks at what has happened to the abandoned site and why it still draws attention locally.

Surrey is being warned that the expected heatwave could worsen more than just sunburn. Health advice highlights a separate condition that can flare up in high temperatures, with residents urged to take precautions as the weather turns hotter.

A lovely Surrey village salon has been crowned the county’s best, giving owners Vince and Victoria Nigrelli a well-deserved moment to celebrate after building the business since 2012. It’s a cheerful local success story that shines a light on the independent high street businesses helping Surrey’s communities feel that bit brighter.

At The York in Norwich, new landlady Rose Hanison is starting a run of garden events with a Mexican BBQ party on 28 June. It marks an early sign of the pub’s new direction and gives locals a fresh summer venue to keep an eye on.

On the B1113 at Keswick near Norwich, a crash has left the road blocked. Drivers heading around the southern edge of the city may face disruption while the incident is dealt with.

In Norwich, a man is due to be sentenced after admitting offences involving class A drugs, including possession with intent to supply. The case is the latest serious drugs prosecution in the city to reach court.

At a school in Norfolk, two of England’s most capped rugby players have reunited to encourage the next generation. The visit puts a spotlight on youth sport in the county and the push to keep talent coming through.

In Bedford, a train driver has died and around 100 people were injured after a serious rail collision, with nine said to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and accident investigators are now working to establish how the crash unfolded.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street is pushing back, but the row has deepened after Andy Burnham’s by-election win put Labour’s leadership crisis centre stage.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation as Police Scotland continue to examine the motive.

In the UK, Apple is heading towards a tribunal showdown over claims that could leave millions of iPhone users eligible for compensation. The company has repeatedly failed to get the case thrown out, with a hearing now due next year.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A team of Norfolk agricultural students has done the county proud by winning the AICC Ceres Rural Crop Challenge at Jeremy Clarkson’s Diddly Squat Farm. It’s a lovely boost for local talent and a brilliant reminder that the next generation of Norfolk farming is full of skill, ambition and promise.

Loose, near Maidstone, is at the centre of a long-running drainage row as residents say their homes are still at risk every time heavy rain hits. People living there say they have been pressing for a proper solution for 25 years and fear another serious flood.

Margate is moving towards having its own town council after Thanet District Council said public support was strong enough to approve the proposal. The change would create a new layer of local government with decisions and spending focused more directly on the town.

Bedford is the focus of a major rail investigation after a crash left a train driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine said to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police are examining what caused the collision as passengers and families await answers.

Westminster is braced for more Labour turmoil after reports suggested Sir Keir Starmer is under mounting pressure to step aside. Downing Street has denied he will set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the scale of opposition inside the party is now hard to ignore.

Edinburgh is under intense police scrutiny after a 36-year-old man was charged over a series of incidents in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case.

London is expected to host a major legal showdown over Apple’s iPhone practices, with the case carrying the potential for compensation claims by millions of consumers. The company has repeatedly tried to get the action thrown out, but the dispute is still heading towards a hearing.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A group of cyclists are taking on an inspiring 200-mile dawn-to-dusk ride from Kent to Somerset as part of the annual ‘Chase the Sun’ challenge. It’s a brilliant display of determination and community spirit on one of the longest days of the year — the sort of local feat that’s hard not to smile at.

In a Cotswolds village popular with day-trippers, residents say booming visitor numbers driven by social media are putting real strain on daily life. The report says tensions have escalated into confrontations, raising fresh questions about tourism management in the area.

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left a driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish how the crash happened, with major implications for passengers and the wider rail network.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Police Scotland said counter-terrorism officers were brought in as the investigation continues, underscoring concerns about public safety and motive.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to quit. Downing Street has denied claims that a resignation timetable will be set out on Monday, but the scale of unrest points to a pivotal moment in national politics.

In the UK, Apple is heading towards a tribunal showdown over claims that could leave millions of iPhone users eligible for compensation. The long-running case has survived repeated attempts to throw it out, making it one of the most significant consumer tech disputes on the horizon.

Makerfield’s new MP will face deep challenges if he makes it to Downing Street – but he can succeed where others haven't been able to

Oxford University Hospitals has been celebrating the staff and volunteers who make such a difference to patients’ lives, with its latest recognition awards shining a light on compassion, dedication and everyday kindness. It’s a lovely reminder of the people behind local healthcare who go above and beyond for our community.

In Nursling, a long-running planning row has escalated after the council warned it may take enforcement action over the loss of a 300-year-old cottage. Officials say a replacement scheme now needs to be submitted or approved, putting fresh pressure on those responsible for the demolition.

Across the New Forest, a new wildlife column looks at how ordinary gardens can support nature while migrant moths make their seasonal appearance. It sets out practical ways residents can make outdoor spaces more wildlife-friendly at a time when even small gardens can play a meaningful role.

In Lymington, a retrospective through past Advertiser & Times front pages traces how the high street and local life have shifted over decades. It offers a snapshot of the town’s social and commercial history, with familiar places likely to spark plenty of conversation.

In Southampton, hundreds of people joined two separate protests after the murder of university student Henry Nowak. The demonstrations, organised by Stand Up To Racism and UKIP leader Nick Tenconi, brought competing messages and a heavy public focus to the city streets.

At an airport in Denmark, a British traveller says she was detained and sent back to the UK because of an issue with her passport under post-Brexit entry rules. The case is a sharp reminder for holidaymakers to double-check expiry dates and validity requirements before flying.

In Cosham, a flat fire sent smoke across the railway and caused train disruption as a nearby station was evacuated. Emergency crews were called in quickly, but passengers faced delays and services were affected while the incident was dealt with.

In Westminster, the crisis around Sir Keir Starmer deepened after reports claimed he was resigned to stepping down, only for Downing Street to push back. With more than 100 MPs said to want him gone, Labour’s leadership battle is becoming the story shaping national politics.

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left a driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in critical condition. Investigators are now working to establish what caused the crash, with the scale of the incident putting rail safety back under intense scrutiny.

At Buckingham Palace in London, it has been announced that King Charles will publish his personal tax bill for the first time. The move is being presented as a push for greater transparency around royal finances and marks a notable constitutional first.

In the UK, Apple is heading towards a tribunal showdown over claims that could potentially leave millions of iPhone users in line for compensation. The long-running case has survived repeated attempts to throw it out, and the next hearing will be closely watched by consumers and the tech sector alike.

In the UK, a bank switching offer could see eligible customers receive £200 into their account within 30 days. At a time when households are watching costs closely, the deal is likely to catch attention from anyone willing to move their current account.

Thousands turned out at Southampton Common for Race for Life, raising money to help beat cancer and creating a brilliant atmosphere in the process. With so many people coming together for such an important cause, it was a heartening show of community spirit, generosity and determination.

Across Rushcliffe and West Bridgford, Nottingham City Transport is changing bus services from Sunday 21 June, including the introduction of a new Green 12. If you travel from villages near Radcliffe on Trent into Nottingham, it is worth checking the new maps now as routes and frequencies are being altered.

In Rushcliffe and across Nottinghamshire, proposed cuts to discretionary faith school transport could affect pupils travelling to 12 schools. Families in areas such as Radcliffe on Trent who rely on these buses may face longer, more complicated and potentially costlier journeys if the plans go ahead.

Across Nottinghamshire, Sunday 21 June is forecast to be warm and mostly dry with sunny spells through much of the day. Temperatures could reach around 24C, with more cloud developing later in the afternoon and evening.

In the wider region, British Transport Police are investigating a train collision that killed a driver and left nine people in critical condition. The incident is likely to raise immediate questions for rail passengers about disruption and how the crash unfolded.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

'If you go into some of these shops, sometimes they aren’t even manned - that's a loss for the community'

Belvoir Castle is putting on a wonderfully family-friendly Father’s Day celebration, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of food to enjoy together. It sounds like a lovely chance for local families to make some happy memories and treat dads to a day out with a real sense of fun.

Across Rushcliffe and West Bridgford, Nottingham City Transport is changing bus services from Sunday 21 June, including a new Green 12 route. The shake-up is tied to lower passenger numbers and could affect regular trips for people travelling in and out of villages near Radcliffe on Trent.

In Nottinghamshire, proposed cuts to discretionary faith school transport could affect pupils travelling from Rushcliffe and beyond to 12 schools. Critics warn the changes may leave some children with more difficult journeys and put extra pressure on families who rely on council-supported buses.

Across the East Midlands, an amber heat warning has been updated as temperatures and humidity are expected to build sharply on Monday and especially Tuesday. The alert warns of wider impacts on health and infrastructure as the heatwave intensifies.

In the UK, British Transport Police are investigating a train collision that killed a driver and left nine people in critical condition. The scale of the incident is likely to keep rail safety and disruption in the spotlight as inquiries continue.

In Nottingham, people attending Trans Pride said the event felt more urgent after a controversial Supreme Court ruling. Organisers and marchers framed the protest as a response to growing pressure on trans rights and visibility.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

A Nottinghamshire Post Office is celebrating 30 years at the heart of its community, with many of the same familiar faces still popping in. In a world of self-checkouts and disappearing local services, it’s a lovely reminder of how much a friendly, well-run village shop still means to the people it serves.

In Uckfield town centre, a man suffered serious injuries after a reported stabbing on Saturday. Sussex Police are investigating the incident, which will raise fresh concern about safety in one of East Sussex’s busiest market towns.

In Brighton and Hove, 22 schools finished the financial year with a combined deficit of more than £6.6 million. School leaders say the figures reflect deep funding pressure, with potential consequences for staffing, resources and day-to-day school life.

At Devonshire Park in Eastbourne, the Eastbourne Open is under way over the coming week, bringing top-level tennis back to the south coast. The tournament is a major fixture in the town’s calendar and is expected to draw crowds, visitors and wider attention ahead of Wimbledon.

[Paul Wertico (drums), Enrico Pinna (guitar), Josephine Davies (tenor, soprano), Terry Pack (bass), Joss Peach (piano)] Soft-spoken and unassuming, Paul Wertico becomes, behind his kit, a force to reckon with. […]

In Bedford, a fatal train crash has left one driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish how the collision happened, with potential knock-on questions for rail passengers well beyond Bedfordshire.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a string of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case and raising wider concerns about public safety.

In the UK, Apple is facing a tribunal case that could eventually leave millions of iPhone users eligible for compensation. The long-running legal battle centres on claims about the company’s app marketplace practices, with a hearing due next year after repeated attempts to halt the case failed.

In Northampton, Saints’ Premiership title has been framed as a boost for English-qualified talent ahead of Steve Borthwick’s next decisions. The result matters beyond club rugby because strong domestic form could influence who gets the nod for England in the months ahead.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Brighton & Hove is building on the Rugby World Cup legacy in a genuinely uplifting way, with hundreds of women and girls now taking part in rugby every week. It’s a lovely sign of how a major sporting moment can spark lasting confidence, community and new opportunities close to home.

At Derbyshire Trekking Centre near Belper, one rider returned to horse riding after more than 20 years to try the experience again. The piece gives a close-up look at the centre and why the setting can feel like a proper escape from everyday life.

Across the East Midlands, rail passengers are being warned to expect continued disruption after a fatal crash in Bedford. East Midlands Railway says services are still being affected, so anyone travelling from Derbyshire should check before setting off.

In Derby, managers behind a proposed children’s home say it will not cause problems despite strong objections from residents and Derby South’s MP. The dispute has put safety, oversight and the impact on the surrounding neighbourhood back in focus.

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left a driver dead and about 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the crash happened, making this a major developing transport story.

In Westminster, Sir Keir Starmer is under intense pressure after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to step down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he is preparing a resignation timetable, but the row points to a deepening fight over Labour’s leadership.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought in, underlining the seriousness of an inquiry that is now moving quickly.

Across the UK, some bank customers could receive up to £200 for moving their current account under the latest switching deals. The offer is pitched as a quick cash boost at a time when households are still looking for ways to ease everyday costs.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A blind sailor and a stroke survivor from Derbyshire are showing just what determination and friendship can achieve, overcoming huge personal challenges to get back out on the water. Their story is a genuinely inspiring reminder that resilience, courage and a positive outlook can open up new adventures at any stage of life.

In Rushcliffe and West Bridgford, Nottingham City Transport is changing bus services from Sunday 21 June, including the introduction of a new Green 12. The operator says the shake-up is tied to passenger numbers and running costs, so regular travellers will want to check routes and timetables before setting off.

In West Bridgford and across Nottinghamshire, discretionary bus services for pupils attending 12 faith schools are under review by Nottinghamshire County Council. Campaigners say the changes could affect hundreds of children and raise safety concerns for families relying on school transport.

Across the East Midlands, an amber warning has been updated as very hot and humid weather is expected to build from Monday and peak on Tuesday. Forecasters say the heat could bring wider impacts for health, travel and infrastructure as temperatures climb.

In Nottinghamshire, an inquest has heard that the fire which killed Izabela Chalastra could have been started deliberately. A man arrested on suspicion of murder was later released without charge, leaving major questions over how the case is being pursued.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

'If you go into some of these shops, sometimes they aren’t even manned - that's a loss for the community'

Belvoir Castle is serving up a cracking Father’s Day out, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of family-friendly fun all in one place. It’s the sort of bright, joyful event that brings people together and gives local families a lovely way to make happy memories this weekend.

Across Rushcliffe, including routes serving West Bridgford and nearby villages, Nottingham City Transport is changing bus services from Sunday 21 June. The shake-up includes a new Green 12 and revised timetables, so regular passengers will want to check maps before travelling.

In Nottinghamshire, a review of discretionary school transport could affect pupils travelling to 12 faith schools, with warnings that some children may be left without suitable bus options. The proposals are being examined by Nottinghamshire County Council and could have a direct impact on family routines and school journeys across Rushcliffe.

In Bedford, a fatal train collision has left a driver dead, around 100 people injured and nine in a critical condition. British Transport Police are investigating what caused the crash, with the disruption and safety questions likely to dominate rail news today.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has denied he will announce a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row has deepened a fast-moving Labour leadership crisis.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a string of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought in as Police Scotland examined whether the attacks were linked and what may have motivated them.

In the UK, Apple is heading for a tribunal showdown that could affect millions of iPhone users if the case succeeds. The legal battle has been running since 2022, and the prospect of compensation gives it obvious significance for consumers well beyond the tech sector.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

Belvoir Castle is putting on a cracking Father’s Day celebration, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of family-friendly fun all in one place. It sounds like a lovely chance for families around Nottinghamshire to get together, make some happy memories and enjoy a special day out.

Across Rushcliffe, Nottingham City Transport is changing bus services from Sunday 21 June, including route changes affecting travel between villages and West Bridgford. The update includes a new Green 12 service and revised maps, so regular passengers around Radcliffe on Trent will want to check before setting off.

In Rushcliffe and wider Nottinghamshire, proposed cuts to discretionary faith school transport could affect pupils travelling to 12 schools. The review has raised concerns about safety and affordability for families who rely on those buses each day.

Across Nottingham, Nottingham City Transport is making network-wide timetable and route changes from Sunday 21 June. The operator says the shake-up is needed because passenger numbers have not fully recovered and running costs remain high.

At the site of a rail collision being investigated by British Transport Police, nine people are reported to be in critical condition and a train driver has died. The crash is likely to prompt urgent questions about rail safety and disruption in the region.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

'If you go into some of these shops, sometimes they aren’t even manned - that's a loss for the community'

Belvoir Castle is putting on a brilliant Father’s Day celebration, with supercars, skydivers, live entertainment and plenty of family-friendly fun. It sounds like a lovely chance for families around Nottinghamshire to spend time together, make happy memories and enjoy a real summer treat.

Rushcliffe and West Bridgford bus services are changing from Sunday 21 June, with Nottingham City Transport introducing revised routes including the new Green 12. For people travelling from places such as Radcliffe on Trent and nearby villages, that could mean different timings, routes or connections, so it is worth checking the updated maps before setting off.

Rushcliffe families could be affected by a Nottinghamshire County Council review of discretionary school transport serving 12 faith schools. Campaigners say hundreds of pupils across the county, including those travelling from villages near West Bridgford and Radcliffe on Trent, could face more difficult journeys if the changes go ahead.

Across the East Midlands, an amber extreme heat warning is in place after forecasters warned of very high temperatures and sticky conditions on Monday and especially Tuesday. The alert says the heat could have wider effects on people, services and infrastructure, with the warm spell beginning after a bright and mostly dry weekend.

A train crash being investigated by British Transport Police has left nine people in critical condition and killed a train driver. The incident is one of the most serious transport stories of the day, with the investigation now focused on how the collision happened.

In Nottingham, people at Trans Pride said this year’s event carried extra urgency following a controversial Supreme Court ruling. Organisers and protesters used the march to argue for visibility and stronger support at a time of heightened tension around trans rights.

A Formula 1 pit stop is a race operation that connects tyre performance, timing, traffic, crew execution, and Race Control procedures. One stop at the wrong moment costs track position, while a precise stop gives a driver fresher tyres, cleaner air, or an advantage during a safety car period. Strate

A lovely local milestone: a community Post Office has marked 30 years of serving familiar faces, with many of the same customers still popping in. It’s a heartening reminder that, even as high streets change, friendly places with a personal touch still mean the world to local communities.

At Hudson Hall in Hudson, a new update is out for followers of director R. B. Schlather and the venue’s Handel-focused opera programming. The item points back to the ambitious "Handel on the Hudson" series and signals fresh movement around one of the city’s notable arts projects.

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In Albany and across New York’s 19th Congressional District, early voting in the June 23 primary is nearing its deadline. Peter Oberacker used a News10 interview to outline his positions in one of the region’s higher-profile Republican contests, giving voters a last look before ballots are cast.

In Newburgh, a Freedom Day Ball is bringing together Juneteenth and Pride in a single event focused on Black trans and queer identity. The gathering, hosted by CHARM, is part celebration and part visibility effort at a moment when community-led cultural events are drawing wider regional attention.

In Albany and the wider Third Judicial District, court administrators have named two regional supervising judges for town and village courts. The appointments could influence oversight and day-to-day operations in local justice courts that handle many of the lower-level cases residents encounter closest to home.

In Ulster County, a popular public pool has reopened for the 2026 summer season. For Hudson Valley families looking for a close-by swim option, the opening adds another seasonal destination as heat and school break routines ramp up.

South Bushwick Reformed Church on Saturday, after a devastating fire the day before. It's steeple was long a community landmark. Church leaders hope to see the community's generosity save it once again. [ more › ]

A beautiful piece of Hudson Valley history is shining again: Bannerman Island’s restored Grotto is now complete thanks to a state grant. It’s the kind of project that preserves local character, invites fresh visits, and gives the region one more reason to feel proud of its past and excited for summer exploring.

In Bedford, a train crash has left a driver dead and about 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now examining how the collision happened, in a case likely to raise fresh questions about rail safety.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to stand down. Downing Street has pushed back on claims he will set a resignation timetable on Monday, but the row points to a potentially turbulent week in national politics.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of incidents in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers are involved in the investigation, making this one of the most serious public safety stories developing overnight.

In Glasgow, festivalgoers at TRNSMT turned to live music and a mass Fratellis singalong after Scotland’s loss. The event mixed miserable weather on Friday with brighter scenes on Saturday, giving the city a lighter cultural moment amid a busy news weekend.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

A genuinely cheering health update: Jeremy Clarkson has said he is now in remission from prostate cancer after sharing his recent diagnosis. Whatever your view of the presenter, news of successful treatment and a hopeful road ahead is the sort of reassuring, heartening story it’s good to wake up to.

In Newburgh, the city’s recently hired recreation director was arrested on a harassment charge, putting a spotlight on a department that works directly with local families and youth programs. City officials said Nicholas Goff was arrested June 16, raising immediate questions about staffing and oversight.

South Bushwick Reformed Church on Saturday, after a devastating fire the day before. It's steeple was long a community landmark. Church leaders hope to see the community's generosity save it once again. [ more › ]

In Philadelphia, the Mets were routed by the Phillies as starter Freddy Peralta turned in the worst outing of his career. The lopsided loss gives fans another rough result to talk about as the team tries to steady itself.

Across the U.S., an NBC News analysis estimates drivers have spent about $33 billion more on gas since the Iran war began. The calculator breaks down how much extra people who fill up regularly may have paid, putting a hard number on a cost jump many households are already feeling.

In Washington, disability rights groups are warning that the Trump administration’s move to shift special education programs under Health and Human Services could reshape support for students with disabilities. The backlash centers on Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s past comments on autism and fears that federal policy could move in a very different direction.

In Chicago, police said at least 12 people were wounded when an SUV pulled up and gunfire erupted into a crowd on a street. The mass shooting adds to national concern over public safety and large-group attacks as investigators work to identify the shooters.

In Washington, advocacy groups are using the 2026 World Cup to press Congress for stronger protections against ticket scams and resale abuse. The push could affect fans nationwide as lawmakers face new pressure to tighten rules around one of the country’s biggest sports events.

The Justice Department's opinion challenges civil rights protections that have long treated the institutionalization of disabled Americans as a last resort.

A welcome boost is headed to Montgomery C. Smith Elementary School, where a newly announced $1.6 million grant will help create an outdoor classroom for students. It’s the kind of investment that feels good close to home — giving local kids more space to learn, explore, and connect with the natural world.

New York City is the focus of this interview with Rhiannon Giddens, who says the death of Kalief Browder inspired her song "Another Wasted Life." The piece revisits Browder’s case and how his experience in the city’s jail system continues to influence artists and criminal justice debates.

Across the United States, this report looks at how deadly heat becomes when something as ordinary as a broken car air conditioner leaves people exposed. With summer conditions intensifying, it lays out how climate risk is increasingly tied to everyday infrastructure people depend on.

Global weather patterns are at the center of this report on the arrival of El Niño and the stronger storms, heat, and wildfire risks it can bring. The story explains why scientists say the shift could carry major consequences in the months ahead.

Across the U.S., higher fuel prices tied to the Iran war have already cost drivers billions more at the pump. NBC News says people filling up twice a month may be paying anywhere from about $20 to $300 extra, putting a real price tag on the overseas conflict.

In Washington, advocacy groups are using the 2026 World Cup to press Congress for stricter action on ticket scams and resale abuses. The fight could shape how fans buy seats for major events as demand surges around the tournament.

In Chicago, at least 12 people were shot after an SUV pulled up to a crowd and people inside opened fire, according to police. The mass shooting adds to a grim stretch of big-city gun violence and is likely to raise fresh questions about public safety.

In Washington, disability advocates are warning that the Trump administration’s shift of special education programs toward Health and Human Services could reshape support for students with disabilities. The backlash is tied in part to Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s past statements on autism and fears over how federal policy may change.

The Justice Department's opinion challenges civil rights protections that have long treated the institutionalization of disabled Americans as a last resort.

Mitchell Robinson gave Knicks fans another reason to smile by sharing a heartfelt moment with his neighborhood on the eve of the team’s long-awaited title parade. In a city already buzzing with pride, his gesture was a sweet reminder that the biggest celebrations feel even better when they’re shared with the community that helped shape you.

In Mawnan, three Year 5 pupils have become the first names engraved on Mawnan Bowling Club’s new Year 5 Triples Cup. The award marks a fresh push to involve younger players in the sport and gives the village club a feel-good local milestone to celebrate.

In Helford on the Lizard Peninsula, a road is due to shut temporarily for essential cabling works later this month. Drivers are being warned to plan ahead, with the closure likely to affect local journeys and access through the area.

In Falmouth, a £150 million shipyard merger is expected to make the town a more important hub in UK shipbuilding. The deal is being seen as a boost for workers and for the long-term future of a major local employer.

Near Bodmin, a car fire has blocked part of an A-road and prompted warnings of traffic delays. Motorists heading through the area are being told to expect disruption while the incident is dealt with.

The gadget helps upgrade TVs without having to fork out on a new device - following this tip cuts it to less than £10

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports suggested he may be resigned to stepping down. Downing Street has pushed back, but with more than 100 Labour MPs reportedly calling for him to quit, the leadership crisis is moving fast.

In Bedford, nine people remain in a critical condition after a train crash that killed a driver and injured around 100 others. British Transport Police and rail investigators are now working to establish exactly how the collision happened.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents in which five people were hurt. Counter-terrorism officers have been involved in the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case.

At Twickenham, Northampton Saints’ Premiership title has been framed as a win built on English talent rather than imported stars. The result could matter beyond club rugby, with England selectors likely to take note ahead of future international plans.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

In the Strait of Hormuz and Switzerland, tensions have sharpened as Iran again claimed it would shut the vital shipping route while talks with the US were due to begin. The dispute matters far beyond the region because any threat to traffic there can quickly hit global energy markets.

In Gaza, officials say six people were killed in Israeli strikes, including Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. The Israeli military alleged he was linked to Hamas, but the claim was made without public evidence, adding to the row over journalists working in the conflict.

In Colombia, voters are heading into a presidential runoff overshadowed by the long legacy of far-right paramilitary groups. The two candidates offer sharply different futures, and the result is likely to shape the country’s political direction for years.

A lovely boost for safety on Cornwall’s coast: Classic Cottages has donated a training defibrillator and branded windbreaks to Mawgan Porth Surf Life Saving Club. It’s a thoughtful gift that will help volunteers sharpen their lifesaving skills and support the brilliant work they do to keep beachgoers safe.

York is seeing extra police patrols around a disused hotel after so-called urban explorers began targeting the site. The move points to growing safety and security concerns around the building, with officers trying to deter people from entering.

This is the incredible moment some of more than 40,000 expected bikers passed a motorway bridge heading to Cumbria for Dave Day 2026 – in memory of much loved Hairy Biker Dave Myers.

The 34-year-old died following a crash on the A19 near Chapel Haddlesey on Friday.

Bedford is at the centre of a major rail investigation after a train driver was killed and dozens of people were injured in a crash. The latest updates focus on the casualty toll, the emergency response and what happens next for the rail inquiry.

Westminster is facing renewed political turmoil after reports claimed more than 100 Labour MPs want Sir Keir Starmer to step down. Downing Street has pushed back, but the scale of the unrest will sharpen questions about Labour's leadership.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after a series of attacks in which five people were injured. Counter-terrorism officers were brought into the investigation, underlining the seriousness of the case.

London is set to host a major tribunal showdown over claims against Apple that could affect millions of UK iPhone users. If the case succeeds, consumers could be in line for compensation, making this one of the bigger tech disputes to watch.

Katie Hopkins — One of our great British traditions is that landlords have the right to refuse service to anyone. Anyone. And if you don’t like it, you’re probably not all that British, are you? Anyway, here’s Tommy Robinson having a cry because rancid bigot Katie Hopkins got booed out of a British

In the Strait of Hormuz and Switzerland, tensions are climbing as Iran again says the vital shipping route is shut while US-Iran talks are due to begin. Any real disruption there could have global consequences for energy markets and fuel prices.

Gaza officials say Israeli strikes have killed six people, including Al Jazeera cameraman Ahmed Wishah. The Israeli military has alleged he was linked to Hamas, but the claim was made without public evidence.

Colombians will choose on Sunday between two men whose lives have been very differently shaped by the militias, and whose visions for the country are poles apart Whoever wins Sunday’s presidential runoff vote in Colombia, the country’s next leader will have a personal history intertwined with one of

A lovely Yorkshire idea has had a truly starry moment, with Harry Styles praising Yorkshire-based dog bus Billys Bus in front of 90,000 fans at Wembley. It’s a brilliant bit of recognition for a home-grown business that clearly brings joy to dogs and their owners alike — and a reminder that small local ideas can capture hearts on a very big stage.

In Switzerland, US and Iranian officials are set to begin talks after Tehran said it had closed the Strait of Hormuz, a claim Washington immediately disputed. The standoff follows Israeli strikes in Lebanon and raises fresh questions about shipping, oil markets, and how quickly the conflict could widen.

A bright note for the future: the green economy has now reached a remarkable $10 trillion in market value, a sign that businesses focused on environmental solutions are gaining real momentum. It’s an encouraging milestone that suggests cleaner energy and climate-friendly innovation are becoming a bigger, more hopeful part of everyday economic life.

In Bedford, a train collision has killed a driver and left around 100 people injured, with nine reported to be in a critical condition. British Transport Police and rail investigators are examining what caused the crash as operators work through the aftermath.

In Westminster, pressure on Sir Keir Starmer has intensified after reports that more than 100 Labour MPs want him to quit. Downing Street is disputing claims he could set out a resignation timetable on Monday, but the stand-off has deepened questions over who leads Labour next.

In Edinburgh, a 36-year-old man has been charged after a series of violent incidents left five people injured. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought in while Police Scotland piece together whether the attacks were linked.

In Glasgow, TRNSMT festival-goers pushed through heavy rain before warmer weather returned and crowds gathered for a mass Fratellis singalong. The festival’s opening day mixed rough conditions with a stronger evening atmosphere, giving music fans a moment to forget Scotland’s loss.

What could have been a tragic documentary following his life after diagnosis may turn out to be one of his greatest achievements

A Nottinghamshire Post Office is celebrating 30 years at the heart of its community, with many of the same familiar faces still popping in after all this time. In an age of self-service and change, it’s a lovely reminder of how much local places — and the people who run them — still matter to everyday life.

In Sussex, two men have been arrested on suspicion of drug dealing after police were called about a driver believed to be under the influence. Officers say the stop began with a public tip-off and quickly widened into a drugs investigation.

In St Leonards, the Small Plates Food Festival returns on Saturday 27 and Sunday 28 June for a weekend centred on local food and drink. Organisers are promising another packed line-up of traders after strong turnouts at previous events.

Westminster is braced for a critical week after reports Sir Keir Starmer is resigned to stepping down, with more than 100 MPs said to be urging him to quit. Downing Street is pushing back, but the row has become a full-blown test of whether the prime minister can still hold his party together.

Bedford is at the centre of a major rail investigation after a collision left a train driver dead and around 100 people injured, with nine in a critical condition. British Transport Police are working to establish what caused the crash, as operators and investigators examine the line and rolling stock.

Edinburgh saw a series of violent incidents that left five people injured before police arrested and charged a 36-year-old man. Counter-terrorism officers have been brought into the investigation, a sign of how seriously the authorities are treating the case.

Glasgow’s TRNSMT festival bounced back from heavy rain as crowds gathered for a sun-soaked Saturday capped by a Fratellis singalong. The event mixed music and football mood after Scotland’s loss, giving festivalgoers a more upbeat second day.

What could have been a tragic documentary following his life after diagnosis may turn out to be one of his greatest achievements

Brighton & Hove is looking to build on the Rugby World Cup legacy, with hundreds of women and girls now taking part in the sport every week. It’s a really encouraging sign for grassroots rugby in Sussex, showing how big events can inspire lasting confidence, community spirit and new opportunities close to home.

At HMP Wakefield in West Yorkshire, CCTV shown in court captured three prisoners rushing Kyle Bevan’s cell before he was killed. The case lays out the sequence of the attack in stark detail as the prison murder comes back into focus.

Westminster is braced for another volatile week after reports Sir Keir Starmer is resigned to stepping down, even as Downing Street pushes back. With Andy Burnham’s by-election win shifting the mood, Labour’s internal crisis is now moving fast and could reshape national politics within days.

Bedford is at the centre of a major rail investigation after a train driver was killed and around 100 people were injured in a collision. Nine people remain in a critical condition, with British Transport Police and accident investigators working to establish what went wrong.

Edinburgh police have charged a 36-year-old man after five people were hurt in violent incidents across the city. Counter-terrorism officers were brought in as investigators piece together whether the attacks were linked and what may have motivated them.

Glasgow’s TRNSMT festival found a sunnier mood on Saturday as crowds rallied around a mass Fratellis singalong after Scotland’s loss. The event mixed wet-weather disruption with a strong atmosphere, giving festivalgoers a memorable start to the weekend.

What could have been a tragic documentary following his life after diagnosis may turn out to be one of his greatest achievements

A lovely Yorkshire idea has had a huge moment in the spotlight, with Harry Styles giving a shout-out to the county’s much-loved ‘dog bus’ Billys Bus in front of 90,000 fans at Wembley. It’s a joyful bit of recognition for a heartwarming local concept — and, as the headline puts it, a real “thank you from the world’s dogs”.

In Westminster, talk of Keir Starmer staying on to fight for his position is fading after Andy Burnham’s by-election victory. The piece suggests support inside Labour is draining fast, raising fresh questions about who could be leading the party next.

Across England and Wales, a Guardian analysis says areas that backed Leave have seen faster growth in foreign workers since the EU referendum. The findings add a fresh twist to the Brexit argument, especially as the same places are reported to have seen relative decline over the same period.

In the UK, the debate over a social media ban is widening into a bigger question about how people use the internet and how platforms are regulated. The article explores how any clampdown could ripple into family life, tech policy and the UK’s relationship with AI-driven online spaces.

In London, Lloyds Banking Group is recruiting 300 technology specialists to work on artificial intelligence. The move points to serious investment in AI now, but it also raises the prospect of wider job changes as banks automate more work.

In England and Wales, ministers are planning a shake-up of the home-buying process aimed at curbing gazumping. Sellers would have to provide more information upfront and agreements would become binding earlier, which could make moves less risky for buyers and sellers alike.

In Switzerland, US-Iran talks are due to begin after Tehran said it had closed the Strait of Hormuz, a claim disputed by Washington. The row matters well beyond the Middle East because any threat to that shipping route can quickly hit global energy markets and international tensions.

A lovely bit of magic brightened up London as Zog, the much-loved dragon from Julia Donaldson and Axel Scheffler’s books, swooped into The Shard for a special celebration with children. It’s the sort of joyful, imaginative event that brings stories to life and puts a smile on faces of all ages.