2026-09-15 Edition

In Borough Park, Brooklyn, police say a 14-year-old boy was slashed in the hand inside a synagogue and a 22-year-old man is now in custody. Investigators are still piecing together what happened and what kind of weapon was used.

In Brooklyn, the West Indian American Day Carnival Association is publicly thanking masqueraders, steel bands, performers, and volunteers after the 59th annual Caribbean Carnival. The message underscores how much labor and coordination went into one of the borough’s biggest cultural events.

In Queens, immigrant families are heading into the first days of school with heightened anxiety after a rise in ICE arrests. Parents and advocates say routines like school drop-off now come with added fear about detention and family separation.

In Manhattan, District Attorney Alvin Bragg says prosecutors seized 12 websites accused of turning real people’s photos into AI-generated sexual images. The case involved roughly 1,200 victims, mostly women, and officials say many more similar sites are still operating.

In the South Bronx, New York City health officials have identified the summer’s second Legionnaires’ disease outbreak and ordered 10 cooling towers cleaned and disinfected. The response comes as the city works to contain another cluster of cases before it spreads further.

The baseball gods usually have a sense of humor when it comes to the New York Mets, but the entirety of Monday night was a self-inflicted coincidence and comedically poor timing, which yet again leaves us coming away simply saying, “That’s so Mets.” It felt hilariously fitting that on the night in w

In Washington, federal agencies are moving ahead with AI tools that could offer therapy and even prescribe medicine. The rollout is raising questions about patient safety, oversight, and how much influence tech investors may have over public health decisions.

In Washington, the Supreme Court refused to let the Trump administration impose broad new restrictions on mail ballots ahead of the midterm elections. Election officials and voting rights groups had warned the changes could cause confusion just as ballots are already going out.

In Washington, the EPA is repealing limits on climate-warming pollution from fossil fuel power plants. Environmental groups say the rollback could worsen air quality and public health while accelerating climate damage nationwide.

The Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections. NBC News’ Monica Alba explains the decision.

"Who Decides" was launched by the New York state lawmaker who became one of the AI industry's chief targets when he ran for Congress on a platform focused on regulating the technology.

In Lithuania, NATO fighter jets brought down a drone that authorities believe likely crossed in from Belarus. The incident adds another layer of tension on the alliance’s eastern flank, where airspace breaches are being watched closely.

Near the Ukraine-Poland border, a Russian strike targeted a train station on a rail corridor that connects Ukraine to Europe. Ukrainian officials say the attack looked like a warning not just to Kyiv, but to its Western allies.

In the Java Sea, Indonesian rescue crews are searching for 129 people after a ferry overturned in rough weather. At least six people were reported dead, and the scale of the search points to a major maritime disaster.

The drone, long and sleek with four fins and a rear-mounted engine, whistled in low like a small jet.

A heartening show of Brooklyn solidarity is rallying around Judge Miriam Cyrulnik as she faces kidney failure after years of helping others through some of life’s hardest moments. The story shines with community care, as the local legal world steps up to support one of its own in a deeply personal fight.

Across Scotland, pub operators say newer weight-loss drugs are starting to hit trade as some customers drink less or stay away altogether. The Scottish Licensed Trade Association is urging ministers to step in as venues already face tight margins, rising costs and changing habits.

In Scotland, support for an immediate second independence referendum appears softer than some campaigners may expect. Analysis shared with the Record suggests many SNP backers are wary of pushing for a vote soon if the chances of winning look uncertain.

Around Scotland’s coastline, researchers have used Scots and Gaelic place-names to trace the likely locations of long-lost native oyster beds. The work could help restoration efforts by pointing scientists towards habitats that had vanished from modern records.

In England, the Thirlwall Inquiry is due to publish its findings into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented deaths, with major implications for NHS oversight and patient safety.

In England and Wales, new laws coming into force this week will allow pubs and bars to use digital ID and biometric age-check technology. Plastic cards will still be accepted, but the change marks a significant shift in how younger customers prove their age on nights out.

In the UK, economists are urging Chancellor John Healey to press the Bank of England to slow or pause its bond-selling programme. They argue the current policy is pushing up government borrowing costs and could leave the exchequer paying billions more than necessary.

In the US and UK tech sector, calls are growing for tougher safeguards on advanced AI, including a mandatory emergency shut-off mechanism. The warning comes as political resistance to stricter rules hardens, raising fresh questions about how quickly powerful systems are being developed.

Ministers are seeking to put a £100,000 annual cap on donations from British expats, backdated to 25 March 2026.

A lovely transatlantic friendship could soon link Ayr with Providence, thanks to local supporters inspired by the Tartan Army. The Ayr-Providence Friendship Initiative hopes to turn shared enthusiasm and goodwill into a formal bond between the two places — a cheerful reminder of how sport can bring communities together.

Across Nottinghamshire, police recorded 978 violent offences involving knives or bladed articles in the year to June 2026. The latest figures show a 20.3% rise on the previous year, adding fresh pressure on efforts to tackle serious violence.

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In Nottinghamshire, police say a suspect who escaped from custody while at hospital has been arrested. Officers said the man had originally been detained after failing to appear in court in connection with a shop theft case.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could alter how people buy alcohol and age-restricted goods, especially if they rely on their phone rather than carrying a passport or driving licence.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is publishing its findings after examining how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to focus on whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented harm to babies.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are among the lenders increasing mortgage rates as market pressure builds. The moves are likely to matter quickly for anyone fixing a new deal, remortgaging or coming to the end of a cheaper rate.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

A welcome NHS scheme will see thousands of women across Nottinghamshire offered home HPV testing kits, making it much easier for those who have missed cervical screening appointments to take part. It’s a practical, reassuring step that could help more people look after their health from the comfort of home.

Derbyshire County Council has backed plans to formally oppose the proposed Peak Cluster carbon capture pipeline if it comes before councillors for planning consent. The scheme has become a flashpoint in county politics, with opponents arguing it would have a major impact on communities and countryside.

Chesterfield Litter Pickers say they found more than 40 bags filled with human waste during a clean-up by an M1 bridge. The discovery has prompted anger from volunteers and renewed concern about fly-tipping in the area.

Chatsworth Road in Chesterfield was closed after a collision left a car overturned and two people trapped inside. Fire crews carried out the rescue, with drivers warned to expect disruption in the area.

HMP Foston Hall in Derbyshire is at the centre of an inquest into the death of a prisoner's baby, who died one day after being born. The hearing was told the mother had raised concerns about reduced foetal movement before the birth.

Derbyshire Police are trying to identify an Audi driver after a crash involving a motorcycle and a Range Rover left two people injured. Officers say the driver could hold key information about what happened.

Across England and Wales, new licensing law changes taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. It could make buying age-restricted goods simpler for people using approved apps, while retailers decide how quickly to adopt the change.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are among lenders increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed into borrowing costs. The shift could hit anyone remortgaging soon or buying a home this autumn, with analysts warning other lenders may follow.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry report into the handling of concerns around Lucy Letby is due to be published today. It is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have prevented harm, with major implications for NHS oversight and patient safety.

In the UK steel industry, ministers are moving to bring a major steelworks into public ownership in an effort to safeguard more than 1,000 jobs. The decision points to the scale of pressure on heavy industry and raises fresh questions about how far the state should go to protect key employers.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Matlock Bath Illuminations has made a sparkling return, with dazzling decorated boats lighting up the River Derwent and bringing plenty of joy on a sold-out preview night. Nearly 129 years on, the much-loved event is once again giving Derbyshire families a wonderfully bright tradition to smile about.

Derbyshire County Council has backed plans to formally oppose the proposed Peak Cluster carbon capture pipeline scheme if it reaches the planning stage. The move puts fresh political weight behind a row over a major infrastructure project that could affect parts of Derbyshire.

At HMP Foston Hall in Derbyshire, an inquest has heard that a prisoner raised concerns about reduced foetal movement before her baby died one day after being born. The case is focusing on what happened in the lead-up to the birth and the care provided.

In Derbyshire, police are appealing for help to find the driver of an Audi after a crash involving a motorcycle and a Range Rover left two people injured. Investigators believe the driver could hold key information about what happened.

Across England and Wales, new laws taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs, bars and shops. The change updates licensing rules and could make everyday checks simpler for customers who use approved digital documents instead of carrying physical ID.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing some mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed into expectations for borrowing costs. Anyone due to remortgage or lock in a new deal may face pricier offers in the coming days, with experts watching whether other lenders follow.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry are set to be published on Tuesday after examining how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to address whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented further deaths.

In the UK steel industry, the government is moving to bring a major steelworks into public ownership to safeguard more than 1,000 jobs. Ministers say the intervention is aimed at securing the plant’s future and protecting the communities and supply chains that depend on it.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Thousands of people turned out for the opening night of Matlock Bath Illuminations, giving the much-loved Derbyshire tradition a wonderfully bright start. With huge crowds expected over the coming weeks, it’s a lovely reminder of the community spirit and simple joy that local events can bring.

On the M25 in Surrey, a vehicle fire brought Surrey Fire and Rescue Service and Highways teams to the scene, with queues building behind the closure. Drivers heading around the orbital are likely to face knock-on delays while traffic clears.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is set to publish its findings into how concerns around Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have changed the outcome for babies on the neonatal unit.

Across England and Wales, new laws coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler, though businesses will still decide which forms of ID they are willing to take.

In London, economists are urging Chancellor John Healey to press the Bank of England to slow or pause bond-selling. They argue the current approach is pushing up government borrowing costs at a time when pressure on the public finances is already intense.

At Westminster, Nigel Farage says £72 million in donations to Reform UK complies with the law as it stands. Ministers are now seeking a backdated £100,000 annual cap on donations from British expats, setting up a fresh clash over money and influence in politics.

In the UK, Becky Jones says she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy after being told at 21 she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a devastating error could go uncorrected for so long.

In Kyiv, Russia launched a major overnight attack using jet-powered drones, prompting Poland to scramble aircraft. The latest escalation comes after a Nato fighter jet reportedly shot down a drone in Lithuania, underlining how quickly the war’s risks can spill across borders.

In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, authorities say the Ebola outbreak has now peaked as infection rates begin to slow. Nearly 3,500 people have died, and health experts warn that bringing the Bundibugyo strain fully under control will still require a major effort.

In the United States, legendary costume designer Bob Mackie has died aged 87. Known as the 'Sultan of Sequins', he created some of the most recognisable stage and screen outfits worn by Cher, Tina Turner and Elton John.

More than 400 budgerigars are taking part in a Surrey championship, with colourful birds, rosettes and prizes bringing plenty of joy to the event. It’s a lovely reminder of the simple pleasure of local hobbies and communities coming together to celebrate something they care about.

On Peckham High Street, The Kentish Drovers has closed permanently after years as a local pub. Plans are now being considered to turn 71-79 Peckham High Street into a bingo hall, marking another big change for Peckham’s night-time scene.

The City of London Corporation has sought GLA funding for a series of housing projects including at Avondale Square Estate on Old Kent Road

In Elephant & Castle, developers have lodged plans for an 851-bed student tower at 231-235 Southwark Bridge Road. The scale of the scheme means it is likely to draw scrutiny over height, density and what it adds to the area.

At Champion Hill in East Dulwich, Dulwich Hamlet beat Brentwood Town 2-1 with a late goal to climb into fifth place. It was another strong home result for the club and gives supporters plenty to talk about at the start of the week.

In south-east London, Millwall defender Zak Sturge said the squad are frustrated by the 3-1 loss at Blackburn and are focused on putting it right quickly. With only a short turnaround before the next match, attention is already shifting to how the Lions respond.

In London, a row is growing after claims that a US diplomat suspected in a child abuse case was taken back to America without British police being informed. An MP is now pressing for answers, adding fresh political pressure to an already sensitive case.

The shop in Freezywater had been using the adjacent allotments for commercial storage without permission

Greater London Authority members have passed a motion condemning Green-led councils, including Waltham Forest, for refusing to cooperate with the Home Office on immigration raids

An 82-year-old woman has shared how support from Guy’s and St Thomas’ helped turn her life around, taking her from struggling to lift a cup of tea to working out four times a week. It’s a heartening reminder that with the right care and determination, it’s never too late to regain strength, confidence and joy in everyday life.

On the M20 in Kent, a vehicle overturned and forced a carriageway closure, with police, ambulance and fire crews at the scene. The incident caused disruption for drivers using one of the county’s main routes early this morning.

At the Battle of Britain memorial site in Kent, trustees say rising costs and a lack of government backing are putting the attraction’s future at risk. The warning raises fresh questions over how one of the county’s best-known heritage sites will be funded.

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Chester is at the centre of a major NHS reckoning as the Thirlwall Inquiry publishes its findings into how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have saved babies’ lives and what changes may now follow across the health service.

England and Wales will from Tuesday allow digital ID as proof of age in pubs and shops under changes to licensing law. The move could make it easier for people to verify their age on their phone, with businesses now able to accept the new format alongside traditional ID.

Westminster is facing a fresh argument over party funding after Nigel Farage defended £72m in donations to Reform UK as lawful under current rules. Ministers want tighter limits on donations from British expats, with plans that could be backdated to March this year.

The UK steel industry is set for state intervention after plans emerged to take a major steelworks into public ownership. Ministers say the move is aimed at safeguarding more than 1,000 jobs and securing the future of a plant seen as crucial to its local community and the wider economy.

Leeds delivered a statement win at Elland Road by dismantling Newcastle in one of Monday night’s standout football results. The scale of the performance will fuel fresh talk about both clubs’ direction as the season begins to take shape.

A brilliant boost for Kent’s coast: six of the UK’s top swimmers are preparing to take on the English Channel in a bid for a new relay record. It’s an inspiring challenge that celebrates determination, teamwork and the special place our county holds at the heart of open-water sport.

Northwick Park Hospital in Harrow has welcomed a fresh intake of interns through a long-running supported employment scheme. The programme gives young people with learning disabilities practical work experience inside the hospital and could help more local families looking for routes into work.

Kingsbury Road in Kingsbury was the scene of two separate incidents on Sunday, with one man stabbed in a shop and two other men injured nearby. Police say the events happened within yards of each other and enquiries are ongoing.

Walthamstow Bus Station in east London is at the centre of a prosecution brought by the Health and Safety Executive against TfL. The case follows the 2023 death of 74-year-old Grace Mecaley, who was fatally struck by a route 212 bus.

Hogarth Roundabout in Chiswick is back in dispute after campaigners won a Judicial Review against Hounslow Council’s approval of a tower block scheme. The ruling quashes the decision, handing local opponents a significant victory in a closely watched planning battle.

A tower block in Poplar flooded just hours before a fire broke out on Saturday, according to residents who fled the building. People living there say the block was not safe, raising fresh questions about conditions inside the 22-storey development.

England and Wales are introducing new rules allowing digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change takes effect on Tuesday and could affect how people buy alcohol and other age-restricted goods.

Across the UK, major lenders including HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as oil prices push up market expectations. The move could make borrowing more expensive for homeowners and buyers already watching monthly costs closely.

Chester is at the centre of renewed scrutiny as the Thirlwall Inquiry prepares to publish its findings into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have saved babies’ lives.

Westminster is braced for a row after Reform UK received a record £72 million from two crypto billionaires. Questions are now being raised over whether new donation rules could force the party to hand some or all of the money back.

The UK’s public finances are back in focus after economists urged ministers to push the Bank of England to slow or stop its bond-selling programme. They argue the current approach is adding billions to borrowing costs at a time when the government is under pressure on spending.

Platinum Performing Arts is celebrating 20 years of inspiring young people in Edmonton, a lovely milestone for a much-valued local arts group. Founder Nina Lewis-Hart reflects on two decades of creativity, confidence-building and community spirit — and it sounds as though there’s plenty more to come.

Nottingham is set to consider a £20.4 million one-off funding package covering road improvements, cleaner streets and support for residents facing pressure on household bills. The plan also includes backing for businesses and other city services, with decisions due shortly.

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Nottingham is at the centre of a counter-terror case after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, with further details expected through the court process.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could affect nights out, supermarket trips and how younger adults prove who they are, as businesses decide how quickly to adopt it.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed into expectations on borrowing costs. That matters for anyone remortgaging soon or house-hunting now, with experts warning other lenders could follow.

In Liverpool and Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are due to be published on Tuesday. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by hospital leaders and clinicians might have saved babies’ lives.

At a major UK steelworks, ministers are moving to bring the plant into public ownership in an effort to protect more than 1,000 jobs. The intervention points to the scale of concern over the site’s future and the wider pressure on British heavy industry.

At Westminster, Nigel Farage has said £72m in donations to Reform UK comply with current law as ministers push for a new cap on political gifts from British expats. The row is quickly becoming a bigger argument about money, influence and whether the rules should be changed retrospectively.

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making it easier to take part in potentially life-saving cervical screening from the comfort of home. It’s a genuinely positive step that could help more people get checked, improve early detection and remove some of the barriers that stop women attending appointments.

In Scotland, polling analysis shared with the Daily Record suggests many SNP supporters are not pushing for an immediate second independence referendum. Professor John Curtice says backing for a near-term vote is low, raising fresh questions about the party’s next political move.

Across the North Sea, industry bosses say the UK could unlock more than 100 oil and gas projects with stronger government backing. The report argues domestic production could cut reliance on imports, putting energy policy and jobs back into the political spotlight in Scotland.

Tom Wood, a former police officer, draws parallels between the attraction of football hooliganism and the black-clad mobs engaging in sometimes violent protests against immigration

Chester is at the centre of a major NHS reckoning as the Thirlwall Inquiry publishes its findings into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have prevented further deaths and harm.

Across the UK, major lenders including HSBC and Halifax are pushing mortgage rates up again as higher oil prices feed through to borrowing costs. Anyone coming off a fixed deal or planning to buy soon could face pricier monthly payments if the trend continues.

England and Wales are changing proof-of-age rules from Tuesday so digital ID can be used in pubs and shops under new licensing laws. The move could make nights out and age checks simpler, though the change does not apply across the whole UK.

Nottingham has brought in a new balaclava ban from today, giving police powers to fine people £70 if face coverings are being used for crime or anti-social behaviour. Supporters say it will help tackle intimidation and disorder, while the policy is likely to spark debate over enforcement and civil liberties.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A lovely blend of language, history and nature: scientists have rediscovered lost oyster beds by tracing Gaelic and Scots place-names around Scotland’s coast. It’s a heartening example of old local knowledge helping modern conservation, with the potential to restore marine habitats and bring a little of Scotland’s natural heritage back to life.

In Fernhill, questions are mounting over a fire at the private school site just a week after it was bought by a parent. The report links the blaze to a murky backdrop of liquidation, old debts and an unusually fast-moving deal, with key details still unexplained.

At Hampden Park in Glasgow, alcohol sales trials will continue for Scotland’s upcoming matches against Switzerland and Slovenia. Officials say the first test was a success, and fans in selected areas will again be able to buy drinks before kick-off.

In Glasgow, Douglas Mills and Douglas Mills Jnr have been jailed after a police officer was dragged along a road during an incident linked to a suspected drug deal. The court heard the pair drove off in an Audi as PC Mark Smith approached them, leaving the officer terrified.

In Scotland, new analysis suggests even many SNP supporters are cautious about holding a second independence referendum in the short term. Professor John Curtice said backing for an immediate vote is low, with concern among some that the pro-independence side might lose.

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In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry report is due out today after examining how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. It is expected to set out whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have prevented harm to babies on the neonatal unit.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are among lenders increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed through to borrowing costs. The shift could hit buyers and homeowners coming off fixed deals, with analysts now watching whether other big banks follow suit.

In England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday allow digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler for some customers, while businesses decide how quickly to adopt it.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

East Renfrewshire has been handed a real boost, with plans for the new Eastwood Leisure Centre to include an eight-lane swimming pool thanks to £300,000 in extra funding. It’s a lovely bit of news for local families, swimmers and clubs alike, promising a modern community space that will help more people stay active and come together.

Havering is being lined up for at least 73 additional permanent Gypsy and Traveller pitches under a draft London Plan target. City Hall is facing a challenge from Havering representative Keith Prince, setting up a row over how and where the borough should meet the requirement.

Havering’s neighbourhood policing teams are due to gain three extra officers as pressure grows over local policing capacity. The move comes against a backdrop of concerns that officers are too often pulled away from borough duties, raising questions about what difference the boost will make on local streets.

Rainham saw former Havering mayor Sue Ospreay hand over £101,065.05 to the MCA Trust at Harris Academy Rainham. The donation marks a major local fundraising effort and will be closely felt by a charity with strong roots in the borough.

Gallows Corner in Romford is finally approaching the end of more than a year of disruption, with hopes the notorious junction will soon be easier to navigate. For drivers across Havering and nearby Essex, the finish line matters because this route has long been a major pinch point for daily journeys.

London is at the centre of a diplomatic row after claims a US embassy worker suspected of child sex offences was flown out of Britain without British police being told. An MP is now pressing for answers over how the case was handled and whether justice was obstructed.

London’s Metropolitan Police has sacked an officer after a misconduct hearing heard he used derogatory language and breached an anonymity order online. The case adds to scrutiny of standards inside the force and how officers behave off duty as well as on it.

Walthamstow Bus Station is at the centre of a prosecution case against TfL over alleged health and safety failures. The charges come nearly three years after 74-year-old Grace Mecaley was fatally struck by a route 212 bus, bringing renewed focus to safety at one of east London’s busiest interchanges.

Walbrook House in Enfield will still be demolished after the council agreed the plan despite three elderly leaseholders refusing to sell. The dispute now centres on compensation, with residents arguing the compulsory purchase offers undervalue their homes.

England and Wales are changing the rules from Tuesday so digital ID can be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The shift could alter everyday checks at tills and bars, especially for younger customers who rely more on phones than physical cards.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are among the lenders increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed through into borrowing costs. The latest changes will matter to homeowners and buyers already weighing whether monthly payments are about to get worse.

Chester is back in the spotlight as the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into Lucy Letby are set to be published today. The report is expected to examine how concerns were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital and whether earlier action might have saved babies' lives.

The UK health system is under fresh pressure after Becky Jones said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy for a brain tumour she did not in fact have. Her case raises stark questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a grave error could continue for so long.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Kyiv faced a major Russian assault overnight, with Poland scrambling jets as the wider conflict spilled closer to Nato airspace. The attack, involving jet-powered drones, underlines how quickly the war can escalate beyond Ukraine’s borders.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo says its Ebola outbreak has now peaked as infection rates begin to slow. Even so, nearly 3,500 people have died, and health officials warn that controlling the Bundibugyo strain will still require sustained effort.

Los Angeles is mourning Bob Mackie, the legendary costume designer whose sequinned, theatrical creations helped define the image of stars including Cher, Tina Turner and Elton John. His death closes a remarkable chapter in popular culture and performance design.

A Hornchurch nursery has given the area something to smile about after being named the best in the UK for its warm, ‘home-from-home’ setting. It’s a lovely recognition of the care and dedication of the team at Scallywags Nursery, and a proud moment for local families too.

In Norfolk, a driver has been jailed after a crash that killed a cyclist, with police saying he was travelling at up to 59mph in a 30mph limit. The case puts road safety back in focus across the county and highlights the consequences of speeding on local roads.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are among lenders increasing mortgage rates as markets react to rising oil prices. Borrowers coming to the end of fixed deals may face tougher choices, with experts warning that other lenders could follow.

In England and Wales, new licensing rules coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make it easier for customers to verify their age without carrying physical documents, though businesses will decide how quickly to adopt it.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are set to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital could have saved babies’ lives and may have wider consequences for NHS oversight.

In London, economists are urging ministers to push the Bank of England to slow or pause its bond-selling programme. Critics argue the policy is driving up government borrowing costs, with potential knock-on effects for public spending and the wider economy.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Three NHS staff are taking on a remarkable 195-mile cycle ride to raise money and awareness for mental health, with a £1,000 charity target in sight. It’s a lovely example of local people going the extra mile for a cause that touches so many lives, and a reminder of the care and community spirit on our doorstep.

On the M20 in Kent, an overturned vehicle forced a carriageway closure with emergency services at the scene. Drivers using the motorway overnight and into the early hours faced delays and diversions as the incident was dealt with.

On the A228 in Kent, a new proposal would ban horse-drawn vehicles from further sections of the road, creating a longer continuous restriction across two districts. If approved, the change would affect how this busy route is used and could alter traffic conditions for regular drivers.

At Channel crossings in Kent, the full rollout of new biometric border checks has been pushed back again. The system, based on fingerprint and photo checks, was meant to be in place by October, leaving continued uncertainty for passengers and operators planning autumn journeys.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and age checks easier for people using approved apps instead of carrying physical ID.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing some mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed into expectations for borrowing costs. The move matters for anyone remortgaging soon, with experts warning other lenders could follow.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry report into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled is due to be published on Tuesday. It is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital could have prevented harm to babies.

In London, economists are urging the government to press the Bank of England to slow or pause bond-selling. They argue the policy is adding billions to borrowing costs, with potential knock-on effects for tax, spending and the wider economy.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A brighter local story this morning: Kent’s top-performing sixth forms are being recognised for strong results, excellent pupil retention and helping students reach leading universities. It’s a lovely reminder of the talent, hard work and ambition across the county — and a real boost for families looking ahead with pride.

Customers in England and Wales will be able to use digital IDs to buy alcohol so people do not need to give out "sensitive personal information" on nights out.

Oasis’ Liam and Noel Gallagher will return to the stage with another UK tour in 2027, with shows in Glasgow and Manchester, and Knebworth.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and everyday purchases easier for people using official ID apps instead of carrying physical documents.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed into expectations for borrowing costs. Homeowners and buyers could face pricier deals in the coming days, with experts watching whether other big lenders move in the same direction.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry report is set to be published on Tuesday after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The findings are expected to focus on whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented deaths.

In London, economists are urging the government to press the Bank of England to slow or stop its bond-selling programme. They argue the policy is pushing up UK borrowing costs and adding billions to the public bill at a time when the wider economy is already under strain.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Platinum Performing Arts is celebrating 20 years of helping young people in Edmonton grow in confidence, creativity and community spirit. Founder Nina Lewis-Hart’s reflections make it a lovely reminder of the lasting difference local arts groups can make — and of how much more there is still to look forward to.

West Bridgford town centre is set for road closures, temporary lights and parking restrictions as Cadent replaces gas mains between September and December. The works are expected to affect several routes through the centre, so drivers and nearby businesses may need to plan around repeated disruption.

Gamston's Main Street remains shut while emergency repairs are carried out to a damaged cable. The closure affects the stretch near Old Tollerton Road and is due to stay in place until Friday night, with knock-on effects for local journeys.

Nottinghamshire recorded 978 violent offences involving knives or bladed articles in the year to June 2026. The 20.3% rise will sharpen questions over policing, prevention and public safety across the county.

Nottingham is at the centre of a counter-terror case after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court, with police and court proceedings now moving quickly.

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It marks the largest single investment in years

Chester is back in focus as the Thirlwall Inquiry prepares to publish its findings into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have saved babies' lives.

England and Wales businesses can begin accepting digital ID as proof of age under licensing law changes taking effect on Tuesday. The shift could make it easier to verify age in pubs and shops, while raising fresh questions about privacy, access and how widely the new system will be adopted.

Across the UK, major lenders including HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as markets react to higher oil prices. The move could quickly feed into monthly costs for borrowers and anyone currently trying to remortgage or buy.

London is the focus of growing pressure on the Bank of England to slow or pause bond-selling. Economists argue the current approach is adding billions to public borrowing costs, with wider implications for tax, spending and interest rate debates.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Kyiv came under a major Russian attack involving jet-powered drones, prompting Poland to scramble aircraft overnight. The escalation also follows a Nato fighter jet shooting down a drone in Lithuania, underlining the wider regional risk.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo says the Ebola outbreak has now peaked as infection rates begin to slow. Nearly 3,500 people have died, and health experts warn the Bundibugyo strain still needs close control to prevent another surge.

Beijing has criticised suggestions that China is engaged in malicious competition over artificial intelligence. The response follows calls for a slowdown in AI development and shows how the technology debate is becoming tied ever more closely to geopolitics.

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making it easier for those who’ve missed cervical screening appointments to take part from the comfort of home. It’s a welcome step that could help more people get checked early and look after their health in a simple, accessible way.

Across Nottinghamshire, police recorded 978 violent offences involving knives or bladed articles in the year to June 2026. The figures show a 20.3% rise on the previous year, adding fresh pressure to concerns about public safety across the county.

In Nottinghamshire, the leader of Nottinghamshire County Council says the Government has paused local government reorganisation but the argument over future structures is far from settled. Any changes could affect how services are run across the county, including who makes key local decisions.

In Nottingham, a suspect who escaped from police custody while at hospital has now been arrested again. Police said he had originally been detained after failing to appear in court over an alleged shop theft.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs, bars and shops. The change could alter how people are checked at the till and on the door, especially for younger customers who rely on their phone rather than carrying physical ID.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed through into borrowing costs. The shift is another warning sign for homeowners and buyers already trying to budget for remortgaging or a move.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is due to publish its findings after examining how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to set out whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have saved babies' lives.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United turned on the style to beat Newcastle in a result that quickly became one of the night's big football talking points. It was the sort of emphatic performance supporters will be dissecting over breakfast, especially with both clubs carrying weight this season.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening far easier for those who have missed appointments. It’s a welcome step that could help more people look after their health in a way that’s convenient, reassuring and potentially life-saving.

Sevenoaks police are appealing for witnesses after an 18-year-old motorcyclist was seriously injured in a collision and taken to hospital. The crash left the rider with life-threatening injuries, and officers are now asking anyone who saw what happened or has dashcam footage to come forward.

The M20 in Kent was closed after a vehicle overturned, with emergency services attending the scene in the early hours. Drivers using the motorway this morning may face knock-on disruption as traffic recovers.

The Channel ports in Kent are facing further delays to the rollout of new biometric border checks that were due to be fully in place by October. The system will require travellers' fingerprints and photographs, so any slippage matters for cross-Channel journeys and freight routes.

England and Wales are changing the rules from Tuesday so digital ID can be used as proof of age in pubs, shops and other licensed venues. The update to licensing law could affect nights out, supermarket purchases and how younger adults prove who they are without carrying physical documents.

Across the UK, major lenders including HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates after recent pressure from higher oil prices and market moves. Borrowers coming off fixed deals or house-hunters lining up a purchase may face steeper monthly costs if the trend spreads.

Chester is at the centre of the Thirlwall Inquiry report, due to be published on Tuesday, into how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The findings are expected to set out whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have saved babies' lives.

Leeds saw Elland Road erupt after a dominant win over Newcastle in one of Monday night’s standout football results. For fans, it was the sort of performance that quickly shifts the mood around a season and will be all over the morning sports chat.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A welcome bit of good news for Kent: several of the county’s sixth forms are being recognised for excellent results and helping students secure places at top universities. It’s a lovely reflection of the hard work of pupils, teachers and families alike — and a reminder that young people across Kent are achieving brilliant things.

Shropshire has begun a six-week consultation on the environmental assessment that will sit alongside its next Local Plan. The document will help shape how future development is judged across the county, including the balance between housing growth and environmental impact.

Albrighton is at the centre of a fresh planning battle as a public inquiry opens into proposals for 800 homes on green belt land. Developers are challenging the council’s refusal, setting up a high-stakes argument over housing need and the future of the site.

Shropshire motorists are being warned to expect disruption as a three-stage roadworks scheme gets under way over the next three weeks. The works are set to affect journeys for drivers using the route regularly, with delays likely while each phase is completed.

Across England and Wales, new licensing laws taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could affect anyone buying alcohol or age-restricted goods, especially younger customers who rely on their phone rather than carrying a passport or driving licence.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are among the lenders increasing mortgage rates as rising oil prices feed through into borrowing costs. The move matters for homeowners and buyers nearing the end of a fixed deal, with analysts warning other lenders could follow.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is publishing its findings into how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented further deaths and injuries.

In Nottingham, a new ban starting today gives police powers to fine people £70 for using face coverings while committing crime or acting anti-socially. The measure is aimed at tackling intimidation and street disorder, and may be watched closely by other areas considering similar action.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A lovely bit of happy news from Shropshire: Queenie the Lurcher has finally found a family home after spending 96 days at Dogs Trust Shrewsbury. She’s now enjoying the simple joys of life, including runs along Scottish beaches — a heartwarming fresh start that’s sure to raise a smile.

Oldcotes’ King Billy pub restaurant has reopened after a short closure for a change of ownership. The venue is now trading again, giving diners in the Worksop area a fresh option for meals and family get-togethers.

Nottinghamshire Police has chosen a new chief’s charity that will support retired service animals across the county. The fundraising effort is set to benefit former police and working animals after their years of service.

Bassetlaw District Council has opened a new call for sites that could shape where future development happens across the district. Landowners and developers are being invited to suggest plots for possible housing and other schemes, a move that could eventually affect places around Worksop.

The East Midlands has secured a bigger voice nationally after Mayor Claire Ward was elected chair of the UK Mayors Network. The appointment puts the region at the centre of talks over devolved powers, funding and decision-making that could influence transport, housing and growth locally.

Nottinghamshire recorded 978 violent offences involving knives or bladed articles in the year to June 2026. The latest figures show a 20.3% rise on the previous year, adding to concerns over public safety across the county.

Mapperley-bound bus passengers are being asked to help after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted on the 61 service. Nottinghamshire Police has released a CCTV image as officers try to identify a person they want to speak to.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Chester is at the centre of attention as the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into Lucy Letby are due to be published today. The report examines how warnings were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital and whether earlier action might have saved babies’ lives.

England and Wales see a rule change from Tuesday allowing digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The move updates licensing law and could change how people verify their age on nights out and when buying age-restricted goods.

Across the UK, lenders including HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as markets react to rising oil prices and borrowing pressures. The shift could affect anyone coming to the end of a fixed deal or trying to buy in an already stretched housing market.

The UK health system faces serious questions after a woman said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy for a brain tumour she did not have. Her case raises fresh concerns about diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged error could happen.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Kyiv was hit by a major Russian assault involving jet-powered drones, prompting Poland to scramble aircraft overnight. The latest escalation also comes after a Nato fighter reportedly shot down a drone in Lithuania, underlining growing regional tension.

The Democratic Republic of the Congo says the current Ebola outbreak has peaked as infection rates begin to slow. Even so, nearly 3,500 people have died and health experts warn more work is needed before the crisis is truly under control.

Los Angeles is mourning costume designer Bob Mackie, who has died aged 87. Mackie, known as the Sultan of Sequins, created standout looks for stars including Cher, Tina Turner and Elton John, leaving a huge mark on stage and screen style.

A £750 Councillor Community Grant is helping Bassetlaw’s volunteer first responders continue their brilliant work supporting local people in emergencies. It’s a lovely boost for a dedicated community service, ensuring these volunteers are even better equipped to help residents when they need it most.

On the A22 north of Hailsham, drivers faced heavier than normal traffic on Monday afternoon. The disruption affected a key route through East Sussex and could have delayed journeys across the wider area.

Taxi drivers want the council to put up fares to help them deal with the increasing costs of running and maintaining a licensed cab. A report to Brighton and Hove City Council’s cabinet cited trade concerns about higher fuel prices, insurance premiums and the cost of meeting the high standards in th

Across Sussex hospitals, inspectors identified problems with mortuary security, dignity and identification that raised the risk of bodies being mixed up. The findings point to failures in basic procedures, with implications for bereaved families and hospital oversight across the county.

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Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler for younger adults, while businesses decide how quickly to adapt.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry report is due to be published today after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. It is expected to set out whether earlier action by hospital leaders might have prevented further deaths and injuries.

In Nottingham, police powers come into force today allowing officers to issue £70 on-the-spot fines where face coverings are used to commit crime or behave anti-socially. The move will be watched closely by other areas as forces look for tougher ways to tackle intimidation and street disorder.

In the United States, major AI-linked stocks slid after leading technology figures including bosses at Anthropic and OpenAI called for a slowdown in fast-moving development. The row matters in the UK too, with growing questions over regulation, investment and how quickly powerful AI tools should be rolled out.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A young mum in Crawley has created a welcoming, non-judgmental space where mothers can meet, chat and make new friends. It’s a lovely example of someone turning their own struggle into something positive for others, helping build connection and community for local mums who might otherwise feel isolated.

At 55 McGuinness Boulevard South in Greenpoint, Kirbee’s is getting attention for barbecue paired with a standout green spaghetti. The restaurant is currently open Friday through Sunday from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m., or until it sells out, making this a timely pick if you’re planning a weekend food stop nearby.

In Bay Ridge, Brooklyn, police say a 59-year-old woman was found dead Monday morning in a first-floor apartment with head trauma. Authorities have deemed the death suspicious as the investigation continues.

In the Bronx, city health officials say 10 cooling towers linked to a Legionnaires’ disease cluster had to be cleaned by the end of Monday. The order comes as authorities work to contain a deadly outbreak and identify the source of exposure.

In New York City, local and state officials filed lawsuits Monday challenging a federal rule set to take effect Friday that could deny green cards to immigrants who use public benefits. The cases argue the policy gives the Trump administration sweeping discretion with major consequences for immigrant families.

"Capitalism: A Global History" by Harvard professor Sven Beckert lays out his argument on the origins of capitalism in his drawn out but ultimately compelling book.

Grambling State band director Dr. Nikole Roebuck says the Tiger Marching Band is ready to lead the African American Day Parade in Harlem. The post Grambling State’s band director says World Famed Tiger Marching Band is ready for the African American Day Parade appeared first on New York Amsterdam Ne

The Yankees gave New York fans a reason to smile, clinching a postseason berth with a win over the Twins and celebrating the moment with full, well-earned joy. For a city that loves its baseball, it’s a fun reminder that meaningful milestones are worth savoring — and October just got a little more exciting.

In Washington, the Supreme Court stopped the Trump administration from rolling out a new Postal Service screening plan for mail-in ballots just weeks before the midterm elections. The ruling avoids a last-minute shift that voting officials and advocacy groups said could have disrupted ballots already moving through the system.

In Washington, the federal investigation described as a "grand conspiracy" probe into Trump adversaries is continuing even after a prosecutor’s departure. Former CIA Director John Brennan has been subpoenaed to testify before a grand jury in October, signaling the case is still active and politically charged.

In Los Angeles, the 2026 Emmy Awards handed top honors to shows including Apple TV’s "Widow’s Bay," "Pluribus," and HBO’s "The Pitt." If you missed the ceremony, this wraps up the standout wins and the moments that are likely to drive TV conversation today.

"Who Decides" was launched by the New York state lawmaker who became one of the AI industry's chief targets when he ran for Congress on a platform focused on regulating the technology.

In the Bronx, a 17-year-old student was stabbed Monday morning outside a high school while walking to school, according to police. The attack adds to concerns about safety around campuses as classes begin.

In the South Bronx, New York City health officials say a new Legionnaires’ disease outbreak has been detected, the second in the area this summer. The city has ordered 10 cooling towers cleaned and disinfected as it investigates possible sources.

At Citi Field in Queens, Pete Alonso’s return put the spotlight on how Mets fans still feel about the slugger and the front office that let him go. The night became about more than baseball, with loyalty, frustration, and roster politics all mixed in.

"Capitalism: A Global History" by Harvard professor Sven Beckert lays out his argument on the origins of capitalism in his drawn out but ultimately compelling book.

In Washington, the Supreme Court stopped the Trump administration from imposing sweeping new restrictions on mail ballots before this year’s midterm elections. The ruling keeps state voting systems in place for now and sets up a major fight over how ballots will be cast and counted in the weeks ahead.

In multiple states, a federal whistleblower alleges Department of Homeland Security agents may have violated state law during a voter-fraud crackdown. The claims also raise the possibility that eligible voters were wrongly swept into the investigation, adding new pressure on an already volatile elections debate.

President Trump has launched a broad, governmentwide effort to take more control of state-run elections and sow doubt about the outcome.

Bacteria that cause Legionnaires' disease have been found in a Yankee Stadium cooling tower in New York City

The Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections. NBC News’ Monica Alba explains the decision.

On the A22 north of Hailsham, drivers were warned of heavier-than-normal traffic on Monday afternoon. Anyone heading across East Sussex by road may face delays on one of the county’s key routes.

Taxi drivers want the council to put up fares to help them deal with the increasing costs of running and maintaining a licensed cab. A report to Brighton and Hove City Council’s cabinet cited trade concerns about higher fuel prices, insurance premiums and the cost of meeting the high standards in th

Across Sussex, inspectors said failings in mortuary security, dignity and identification processes at hospitals created a risk of bodies being mixed up. The findings raise fresh concerns about oversight in NHS services used by families across the county.

On the A228 in Kent, officials are proposing to extend a ban on horse-drawn vehicles so the restriction runs continuously across two districts. The move would change how this stretch of A-road is used and may matter to regular drivers travelling through the area.

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Westminster is facing a fresh row over party funding after Nigel Farage said Reform UK’s £72m in donations complies with current law. Ministers now want to cap annual donations from British expats at £100,000, with the change set to be backdated to 25 March 2026.

London is at the centre of a push for the Bank of England to slow or stop selling bonds, after economists warned the policy is adding billions to government borrowing costs. The debate matters because lower financing costs could affect how much room ministers have for tax, spending and public services decisions.

Los Angeles saw Welsh actor Matthew Rhys make Emmy Awards history by becoming the first person to win two lead acting prizes in one night. It is a standout moment for UK acting talent at one of television’s biggest international ceremonies.

A Crawley mum has turned her own experience into something genuinely lovely by creating a non-judgmental space where mothers can meet, chat and make friends. It’s the kind of grassroots community idea that can make a real difference to people’s confidence, wellbeing and sense of belonging.

In Manhattan, District Attorney Alvin Bragg said prosecutors seized 12 websites accused of turning real people’s photos into AI-generated sexual images. Investigators say roughly 1,200 people were targeted, mostly women, and officials warned many similar sites are still operating.

In Morningside Heights, the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine will host a 23-foot sculpture of Earth by artist Luke Jerram. The installation, called “Gaia,” is set to transform the cathedral’s interior into an immersive arts experience tied to climate and perspective.

The baseball gods usually have a sense of humor when it comes to the New York Mets, but the entirety of Monday night was a self-inflicted coincidence and comedically poor timing, which yet again leaves us coming away simply saying, “That’s so Mets.” It felt hilariously fitting that on the night in w

"Capitalism: A Global History" by Harvard professor Sven Beckert lays out his argument on the origins of capitalism in his drawn out but ultimately compelling book.

In Washington, the Supreme Court stopped the Trump administration from imposing broad restrictions on mail ballots for this year’s midterm elections. The ruling preserves existing voting rules for now and sets up a major fight over election access as states and campaigns head into the final stretch.

In Washington, the Trump administration moved to repeal limits on climate-warming pollution from fossil fuel power plants. The change opens a new clash over emissions, public health, and how aggressively the federal government should regulate one of the country’s biggest industrial polluters.

In Washington, federal health projects are moving ahead with A.I. systems designed to deliver therapy and even prescribe medicine. The rollout is raising fresh questions about safety, oversight, and how much influence tech investors should have over decisions in patient care.

Bacteria that cause Legionnaires' disease have been found in a Yankee Stadium cooling tower in New York City

The Supreme Court rejected President Donald Trump’s attempt to restrict mail-in voting ahead of the midterm elections. NBC News’ Monica Alba explains the decision.

A lovely New York story to start the day: a new photo book, "Counter Culture," celebrates the city’s enduring diners through heartfelt photography. It’s a warm tribute to the neighborhood spots that have long served as gathering places, preserving a piece of NYC’s everyday magic for longtime locals and new fans alike.

In Ilford, the Kenneth More Theatre is set to reopen in December after a £1m refurbishment by Redbridge Council. The works include removal of RAAC, plus new seating and carpets, bringing a key borough venue back into use for audiences before Christmas.

Across England and Wales, new laws coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change updates licensing rules for everyday transactions and could alter how younger customers verify their age when they are out and about.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed into borrowing costs. The move could hit homebuyers and people coming off fixed deals, with lenders and analysts now watching whether other banks follow.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is publishing its findings into how concerns around Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have changed the outcome for babies on the neonatal unit.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

A lovely milestone was marked as Ada Cook celebrated her 106th birthday with music, cake and a cheerful singalong at Alexandra House care home. Surrounded by family, fellow residents and staff, her special day sounds like a heartwarming reminder of the joy that community, companionship and a good tune can bring.

On Crown Street in Brentwood, a local tanning specialist has opened Sunkiss Society by Nicole after training with celebrity spray tanners. The new studio adds another independent business to the town centre and gives residents a new beauty spot on a familiar high street.

At Gallows Corner in Romford, resurfacing work now appears close to completion, with fresh tarmac and new lane markings visible from above. It is the clearest sign yet that one of the area’s most disruptive traffic schemes is moving towards reopening.

In Epping Forest, councillors have approved legal action over a homes plan after arguing government intervention overruled local decision-making. The dispute goes to the heart of how many homes Essex districts may be forced to build and who gets the final say.

In Chelmsford, armed officers were sent to a residential street after reports of a man seen holding a firearm. A heavy police presence followed as officers dealt with the incident, raising immediate concern for nearby residents.

The hardest secondary schools to get into have been identified at the start of the application window for parents and carers

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are due to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether missed warnings at the Countess of Chester Hospital allowed further harm and what must change across the NHS.

Across England and Wales, new rules coming into force today allow digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and everyday purchases easier, while also prompting businesses to decide how quickly they will adopt the system.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are among the lenders increasing mortgage rates as markets react to higher oil prices and inflation worries. The shift matters for anyone remortgaging soon, with experts watching to see whether other banks follow.

In the UK, a woman has said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being wrongly told she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises grave questions about clinical oversight, diagnosis and how such an error could continue for so long.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

In the Gulf, rising tension between Iran, the US and regional armed groups has pushed oil prices sharply higher. The global impact could quickly be felt in Britain through fuel, transport and household costs if the conflict escalates.

In Beijing, officials have criticised suggestions that China is engaged in malicious competition over artificial intelligence. The response comes as Western tech leaders call for tougher limits on AI, turning the debate into both a safety argument and a geopolitical contest.

In Bali, police are investigating the deaths of an Australian man and two children as a suspected murder-suicide. The case has prompted a major inquiry after officers said the children appeared to have died violently.

A lovely bit of local good news: Scallywags Nursery in Hornchurch has been named the best in the UK at a national awards ceremony. It’s a wonderful achievement for the team and a real boost for the community, with its warm, ‘home-from-home’ setting clearly making a big difference to children and families.

Nottinghamshire police recorded 978 violent offences involving knives or bladed articles in the year to June 2026. The latest figures show a 20.3% rise on the previous year, adding fresh concern over public safety across the county.

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Nottingham police have rearrested a suspect who escaped custody while at hospital after being detained over a court no-show linked to shop theft. The case has raised questions over how the man was able to get away before officers caught up with him again.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Nottingham is bringing in new powers from today allowing police to fine people £70 if face coverings are being used to commit crime or anti-social behaviour. The move is aimed at tackling intimidation and street disorder, and could have an immediate effect on how the city centre and nearby routes are policed.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed through into borrowing costs. Anyone remortgaging or house-hunting may face pricier deals sooner than expected, with experts warning this may not be the end of the increases.

Chester is at the centre of attention today as the Thirlwall Inquiry publishes its findings into how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine missed chances to act sooner and whether failures in leadership and oversight cost lives.

England and Wales are changing the rules from Tuesday so digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The update could make nights out and age checks simpler for customers, while businesses will need to decide how quickly they adopt the new system.

The UK health system is facing serious questions after Becky Jones was reportedly given chemotherapy for 11 years for a brain tumour she did not have. The case is likely to raise concerns about diagnosis, oversight and how major treatment decisions are checked over time.

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening easier, more private and more convenient. It’s a positive step that could help more people take up this potentially life-saving check and improve women’s health across our communities.

In Whitby, part of a listed hotel’s frontage was painted pink without the required permission and is now set to be repainted. The case turns on heritage rules, with the council requiring the unauthorised colour change to be reversed.

In Dalby Forest near Pickering, Forestry England is putting on Gruffalo Granny storytelling sessions over the October half-term. The events tie in with the new book release and are aimed at families planning school-holiday days out.

In Whitby, Scarborough and Ryedale, parents and carers are being urged to get secondary school applications in before the deadline. The process is online, and missing the cut-off could affect the school place offered for next year.

In Helmsley, police are asking for witnesses and dashcam footage after a collision on the B1257 outside The Feversham Arms. The incident caused damage only, but officers are trying to piece together exactly what happened.

On the A64 near York, a serious crash closed the road on Monday night as emergency services attended. Drivers heading across North Yorkshire are likely to face disruption while the incident is dealt with.

In York, council budget discussions are already focusing on affordable housing, major projects and questions over a possible visitor levy. The answers given by the city’s finance spokesperson offer an early signal of where next year’s spending battles may land.

Across North Yorkshire, MPs are pressing Andy Burnham to help break the deadlock over dualling the A64. The route is a key road between York, Scarborough and the coast, so any movement on the long-running scheme would be closely watched by drivers.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry’s findings into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are due to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital could have changed the outcome for some babies.

Across England and Wales, new laws coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change updates the licensing rules and could alter how people verify age on nights out and everyday purchases.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as markets react to higher oil prices. The move could feed through to monthly costs for borrowers and adds pressure for anyone fixing a deal soon.

In the UK, a woman has said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being wrongly told she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged course of treatment was allowed to continue.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A lovely local success story: Rawcliffe Rovers U16s, already described as the most successful team in the club’s history, have been recognised with a Community Pride Award. It’s a heartening nod to the hard work, teamwork and community spirit that youth sport can bring to York.

Wandsworth Roundabout is set for a decision later this week on whether its well-known wooden 'pretzel' advertising structure should be replaced. The scheme has stirred debate over how the new landmark would look at one of south-west London’s busiest junctions.

London is at the centre of a growing diplomatic row after claims a US embassy staffer suspected of serious offences was taken back to America without British police being told. An MP is now pressing for explanations over how the departure was allowed to happen.

A decision will be made on the plans for Wandsworth Roundabout on Thursday

Chester is awaiting the publication of the Thirlwall Inquiry into how concerns were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital before Lucy Letby was stopped. The findings are expected to examine whether earlier action might have saved babies’ lives.

England and Wales see a rule change from Tuesday allowing digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The update could make nights out and everyday purchases easier for people who prefer using their phone instead of carrying physical ID.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed into market expectations. The shift matters for anyone remortgaging or house-hunting, with analysts now watching to see whether other lenders follow.

The UK health system is facing serious questions after Becky Jones said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy following an incorrect diagnosis. Her case raises concerns about clinical oversight, second opinions and how such an error could continue for so long.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Kyiv came under heavy Russian attack overnight, prompting Poland to scramble fighter jets as the conflict spilled closer to NATO airspace. The latest strikes underline how the war in Ukraine continues to pose wider risks across eastern Europe.

Minas Gerais has become a key battleground as Brazil’s far right tries to return to power in a race that polls suggest is extremely close. The campaign mood points to another deeply polarised contest with consequences well beyond Brazil.

It follows the Anthropic CEO's calls for a slowdown in AI development - but in a way that prevents China from pulling ahead in the race.

A much-loved pub popular with London football fans is set to welcome people back after a £550,000 refurbishment, bringing fresh life to a familiar local spot. After being closed since 2023, The Ship’s reopening is a cheerful boost for the community — and a lovely reminder that treasured meeting places can have a second chapter.

West Bridgford town centre is set for several weeks of disruption as Cadent starts gas mains replacement works between September and December. Closures, temporary lights and parking restrictions are planned, so drivers and shoppers should expect delays around the centre.

Mapperley-bound 61 bus passengers are being asked to check a police CCTV appeal after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted on board. Nottinghamshire Police say the incident happened during the journey and are urging anyone who recognises the person pictured to come forward.

Gamston's Main Street remains shut between Old Tollerton Road and Ambleside while emergency repairs are carried out to a damaged cable. The closure is due to last until Friday night, affecting local journeys through the village.

Calverton residents are being asked to give an hour a week to help Nottinghamshire Police monitor speeding in the village. The volunteer scheme is part of a wider crackdown on traffic offences and could lead to more checks on problem roads.

Nottingham is set to consider a £20.4 million package covering road repairs, cleaner streets, business support and help with fuel poverty. If approved, the one-off funding would back a wide spread of projects across the city.

Nottingham is at the centre of a terrorism case after a 16-year-old boy was charged and scheduled to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court. Police have released few details so far, but the case is moving quickly through the courts.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Nottingham now has new powers allowing police to issue £70 on-the-spot fines for face coverings used to commit crime or anti-social behaviour. The measure comes into force today and is aimed at cutting intimidation and street disorder.

Chester is waiting for the publication of the Thirlwall Inquiry findings into how concerns around Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have saved babies' lives.

England and Wales bring in new licensing rules on Tuesday allowing digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and retail checks quicker for customers using approved digital documents.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed into expectations on borrowing costs. The moves will matter to homeowners and buyers already facing a tougher market for fixed deals.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

Kyiv came under a major Russian attack overnight, prompting Poland to scramble jets as the war again spilled close to Nato airspace. The escalation follows reports that a drone was shot down in Lithuania shortly after midnight.

Minas Gerais is emerging as a key battleground in Brazil as the far right closes in on power again. Polls suggest a tight contest with Lula, turning the campaign into one of the most closely watched political fights in the world.

Los Angeles has lost one of entertainment's most recognisable creative figures with the death of costume designer Bob Mackie at 87. His work shaped the stage and screen image of stars including Cher, Tina Turner and Elton John.

A welcome NHS initiative is set to make cervical screening easier for thousands of women across Nottinghamshire, with home HPV testing kits being offered to those who have missed appointments. It’s a positive step that could help more women access potentially life-saving checks in a way that feels simpler, more convenient and reassuring.

Across Nottinghamshire, police recorded 978 violent offences involving knives or bladed articles in the year to June 2026. The latest figures show a sharp rise on the previous year and add fresh pressure on policing and public safety across the county.

In Nottinghamshire, the leader of Nottinghamshire County Council says the Government has paused local government reorganisation but not ended the dispute around it. The debate matters because any future changes could reshape who runs services and decisions across the county.

In Nottingham, police say a suspect who escaped custody at hospital has been rearrested. Officers said the man had originally been detained after failing to appear in court over a shop theft case.

It marks the largest single investment in years

In Liverpool and Whitehall, the Thirlwall Inquiry is publishing its findings today into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have saved babies’ lives, with major implications for NHS oversight and patient safety.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler for customers, while businesses decide how quickly to adopt the new system.

Across the UK, HSBC and Halifax are increasing mortgage rates as higher oil prices feed through into lenders’ costs and market expectations. The move raises fresh pressure on buyers and households coming off fixed deals, with experts now watching whether other big banks follow.

In Westminster, Nigel Farage has defended £72 million in donations to Reform UK as legal under the current rules, while ministers push for tighter limits on gifts from British expats. The clash is quickly becoming a bigger argument about money, influence and whether party funding law should be rewritten retrospectively.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a demolition job against Newcastle in one of Monday night’s standout football results. It was the sort of emphatic performance that will dominate the morning sport chat, especially with Newcastle left badly rattled.

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening simpler, more private and far easier to fit around everyday life. It’s a genuinely positive step for local health, helping more women get checked and giving many the chance for reassurance and early support without even leaving home.

Across Nottinghamshire, police recorded 978 violent offences involving knives or bladed articles in the year to June 2026. The latest figures show a 20.3% rise on the previous year, sharpening concern over public safety across the county.

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In Nottingham, a 16-year-old boy has been charged with a terrorism offence and is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. The case is likely to draw close attention as more details emerge through the court process.

In Nottingham, a major one-off investment package has been unveiled covering road repairs, street cleaning, resident support and free leisure centre use. The proposal, described as one of the city’s biggest single investments in years, now heads for approval.

In Nottingham, new powers come into force today allowing police to fine people using face coverings while committing crime or acting anti-socially. The move is aimed at tackling intimidation and street disorder, with on-the-spot penalties of £70 available from now.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry are due to be published today after examining how concerns around Lucy Letby were handled. The report is expected to focus on whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have changed outcomes for babies on the neonatal unit.

Across England and Wales, changes to the licensing laws come into force on Tuesday allowing digital ID to be accepted as proof of age. The shift could make it easier for people to buy age-restricted goods without carrying physical documents, though uptake will depend on businesses.

In the UK, Becky Jones says she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy after being wrongly told she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged course of treatment was allowed to continue.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

In Kyiv, Russia launched a major overnight attack involving jet-powered drones, prompting fresh alarm across the region. In Poland and Lithuania, Nato-linked military responses followed as the strikes spilled security concerns across Ukraine’s borders.

In Minas Gerais, Brazil’s presidential race is being described as neck and neck as the far right pushes for a return to power. The campaign mood suggests a highly polarised contest, with Bolsonaro allies trying to rebuild momentum against Lula.

It follows the Anthropic CEO's calls for a slowdown in AI development - but in a way that prevents China from pulling ahead in the race.

A welcome NHS initiative will see thousands of women across Nottinghamshire offered home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening easier and more accessible for those who have missed appointments. It’s a thoughtful step that could help more people take up potentially life-saving checks from the comfort of home.

On the A228 in Kent, councillors are considering extending a ban on horse-drawn vehicles so the restriction runs continuously across two districts. If approved alongside a separate order, the change would affect a longer stretch of this key road and could alter how some rural traffic uses the route.

At Channel crossing points in Kent, the rollout of new biometric border checks has been pushed back again. The system, which will take fingerprints and photographs, had been due to be fully in place by October and the delay raises fresh questions for cross-Channel travellers.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are due to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have changed outcomes for babies on the neonatal unit.

Across England and Wales, new laws coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change updates the licensing rules and could affect everyday checks for buying alcohol and other age-restricted items.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United turned on the style to sweep aside Newcastle in a result that will reverberate around the Premier League. The scale of the win made this more than a routine match report, with supporters waking up to one of the standout scorelines of the night.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

In the Gulf, fresh attacks linked to Iran and the Houthis have driven oil prices above $108 a barrel. The latest escalation is being watched closely because any prolonged disruption could feed into fuel and household costs far beyond the region.

In Minas Gerais, Brazil, campaigning suggests the far right is moving back within reach of power in a contest described as a coin flip. With polls tight against Lula’s camp, the mood on the ground points to a volatile and highly consequential election battle.

It follows the Anthropic CEO's calls for a slowdown in AI development - but in a way that prevents China from pulling ahead in the race.

A team of six of the UK’s top swimmers, including Olympians, are taking on the English Channel in a bid to break the relay record — a brilliant show of determination, teamwork and sporting spirit. It’s the sort of ambitious Kent-connected challenge that’s hard not to cheer on, with plenty of local pride riding on every stroke.

In East Yorkshire, a man described in court as dangerous and vicious has been jailed for rape. Police said the victim showed remarkable courage in helping bring the case to court.

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In Leeds, hundreds gathered in Millennium Square to oppose Microsoft’s proposed data centre complex. The protest highlights growing tension over the scheme’s local impact, with campaigners raising concerns that could shape the next stage of the plans.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are set to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital could have prevented further harm, putting hospital leadership and patient safety back under intense scrutiny.

Across England and Wales, new licensing law changes taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The shift could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler for many people, while businesses decide how quickly to adapt.

In Nottingham, police are getting new powers today to issue £70 fines to people using face coverings while committing crime or acting anti-socially. The move is aimed at tackling intimidation and disorder, and is likely to fuel debate over whether similar measures should be used elsewhere.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a statement win over Newcastle in a result that will dominate football chat across Yorkshire. A performance like this changes the mood fast, giving supporters real momentum and rivals plenty to argue over.

At Westminster, Reform UK’s new £72m backing from crypto-linked donors has triggered warnings about how its digital asset agenda could affect the wider economy. The row is quickly becoming about more than party funding, with critics questioning who would really benefit if Britain leans harder into crypto.

Eight-year-old George from Bridlington has given local readers a brilliant reason to smile after winning the national Wee Wonders golf championship in Scotland. Even with what he joked were “more penalties than Ronaldo”, he kept going, showed real spirit, and came home a champion — a lovely reminder that determination and a sense of humour can take you a long way.

A former model has shared her rosacea journey and how one £14.99 rosacea cream helped calm her sensitive skin and ease redness – and it's available to buy online

On the A399 in North Devon, a motorhome fire led to an oil spill and road closure, with delays building for drivers. The incident is likely to affect journeys in and out of the area while clean-up work continues.

In Devon, the reopening of a hospital maternity unit due later this month has been delayed again by the trust. That means expectant families who were counting on services returning on 29 September now face more uncertainty.

In Devon, a court heard how a woman undergoing cancer treatment was seriously assaulted by her son before fleeing to a neighbour for help. The case lays bare a shocking episode of domestic violence and its aftermath.

The fire service had to stop fuel from entering a nearby stream

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and age checks easier for customers who use official ID on their phones, while businesses decide how quickly to adopt it.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry are due to be published today after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to focus on whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have changed what happened on the neonatal unit.

In the UK, a woman has said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being told she had a terminal brain tumour she did not in fact have. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged course of treatment was allowed to continue.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a commanding win over Newcastle in one of Monday night’s standout football results. The performance will get supporters and rivals talking, with implications for momentum and the shape of the table early in the season.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A nurse is taking on an incredible 380-mile run from Truro to Bristol to raise money for critically ill babies, stopping at neonatal units across the South West along the way. It’s a brilliant show of compassion and determination, with every mile helping to support some of the region’s tiniest patients and their families.

Maltby in Rotherham is now the focus of a formal investigation after three people were injured on a fairground ride at Maltby Crags Fair. Inspectors have visited the site as questions grow over how the incident happened and what checks were in place.

Doncaster is marking 19 years since schoolboy Andrew Gosden disappeared, with his father speaking publicly about the impact on the family and urging parents to stay alert. The case remains one of South Yorkshire’s most high-profile missing person investigations.

Doncaster saw emergency services called to The Dome after a man was slashed with a knife in what was reported as a bike theft attack. The incident will raise fresh concern about safety around one of the city’s best-known leisure venues.

South Yorkshire’s steel industry is facing a major shake-up after the government moved to nationalise troubled firm Speciality Steel UK. With production previously paused at sites in the region, the decision could have big implications for jobs and the future of local manufacturing.

Dewsbury Market traders are set to move into temporary stalls ahead of revamp as part of Blueprint

Hundreds of people gathered at Millennium Square in Leeds, protesting against Microsoft's plans for a data centre complex.

A lovely community event is set to bring people together for an inclusive walk at one of Doncaster’s beauty spots, celebrating both the woodland and the people who enjoy it. It’s the sort of simple, uplifting gathering that helps everyone feel welcome while showing off the best of the area.

Mapperley is at the centre of a police appeal after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted on board the 61 bus service. Nottinghamshire Police have released a CCTV image as officers work to identify someone they want to speak to about the incident.

Colwick is the focus of a serious court case after a young runner was struck by a drink-driver travelling at about 50mph. She suffered catastrophic leg injuries and later had one leg amputated, with the driver now jailed.

Nottinghamshire leaders are reacting after the Government paused local government reorganisation plans affecting the county. The county council leader says the issue is far from settled, signalling more political wrangling ahead over how local services could be run.

Nottinghamshire recorded 978 violent offences involving knives or bladed articles in the year to June 2026. The 20.3% rise will add pressure on police and community safety teams across the county.

Nottingham is the home city of a 16-year-old boy charged with a terrorism offence. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, where the case will begin to be tested in public.

It marks the largest single investment in years

A positive community effort is taking shape in Calverton, with Nottinghamshire Police inviting local volunteers to give just an hour a week to help tackle speeding. It’s a simple way for residents to play a part in making village roads safer and show how a small contribution can make a real difference close to home.

In York, Lee Moran has received a suspended sentence after hanging a flag carrying a message for MP Rachael Maskell. The case puts political intimidation and public safety back into focus in the city.

In Leeds, hundreds of protesters assembled in Millennium Square to oppose Microsoft's proposed data centre complex. The demonstration highlights growing tension over major development, land use and the wider impact of large tech infrastructure in Yorkshire.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry are due to be published today, examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to set out whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have changed what happened on the neonatal unit.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make everyday checks easier for customers, though businesses will still decide which forms of ID they are willing to take.

In Nottingham, new powers come into force today allowing police to issue £70 fines to people using face coverings while committing crime or behaving anti-socially. The move is aimed at tackling intimidation and disorder, and will be watched closely by other places considering similar measures.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United turned in a statement performance to dismantle Newcastle in front of a roaring home crowd. It is the kind of result that will dominate football chat this morning, especially across Yorkshire, as supporters gauge what it says about Leeds’ season.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A lovely boost for local sport: Rawcliffe Rovers U16s boys have been named Sports Team of the Year at the York Community Pride Awards. It’s a well-deserved honour for what’s been described as the most successful team in the club’s history, and a proud moment for the players, coaches and wider community cheering them on.

West Bridgford town centre is set for several weeks of disruption as Cadent begins gas mains replacement works between September and December. Drivers, bus users and shoppers can expect road closures, temporary lights and parking restrictions around the centre while the work is carried out.

Mapperley is at the centre of a police appeal after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted on the 61 bus service. Nottinghamshire Police have released a CCTV image as officers try to trace a man they want to speak to about the incident.

Gamston is dealing with an emergency road closure on Main Street, between Old Tollerton Road and Ambleside, while a damaged cable is repaired. The restriction is due to stay in place until Friday night, so anyone travelling through the area will need to plan around diversions for the rest of the week.

Colwick is the scene of a devastating crash case in which a young runner suffered catastrophic leg injuries after being struck by a drink-driver travelling at speed. The woman later had one leg amputated, and the case has now ended with the driver being jailed.

Calverton is being targeted for extra speeding enforcement, with Nottinghamshire Police appealing for local volunteers to support the effort. Officers say residents can help by giving as little as an hour a week to community speed watch activity.

Nottingham is set to consider a £20.4 million package covering road repairs, cleaner streets, business support and help with fuel poverty. If approved, the funding would back a broad mix of practical projects and resident support measures across the city.

Nottingham is the focus of a serious police investigation after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court, marking a significant escalation in the case.

It marks the largest single investment in years

A welcome boost for women’s health in Nottingham and Nottinghamshire: thousands who have missed cervical screening will now be offered NHS home HPV testing kits. It’s a practical, reassuring step that could make lifesaving checks easier and more accessible for many people across the county.

Stoneleigh Junction near Kenilworth is back under scrutiny after fresh fallout over the second bridge across the A46. The scheme was meant to ease congestion and improve safety, but redesigns, disputes and delays have turned it into a costly row with political consequences.

Digbeth in Birmingham has seen the former Crane venue reopen as GASWRX, nearly four years after Warwickshire footballer Cody Fisher was fatally stabbed there. Operators say tighter entry rules and enhanced security are now in place as the club starts trading again.

South of Warwick and Leamington, councillors are being advised to back plans for a new Lidl beside a major roundabout. If approved, the supermarket would add another budget food shop option in a busy growth area and could have knock-on effects for traffic and nearby retail.

Coventry and Warwickshire are at the centre of legal action involving patients who say they were wrongly treated for cancer. One woman says she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy unnecessarily, with more than 40 people now pursuing claims against an NHS trust.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is due to publish its findings today into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether warnings were missed and whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have saved babies’ lives.

In England and Wales, new licensing law changes taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs, shops and other venues. The move could make everyday checks simpler for customers, though businesses will still decide which forms of ID they are willing to take.

In Nottingham, police powers come into force today allowing officers to issue £70 fines to people using face coverings while committing crime or behaving anti-socially. Supporters say it will help tackle intimidation in public spaces, while the policy is likely to fuel debate about enforcement and civil liberties.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a statement win by sweeping aside Newcastle United in one of the standout football results of the night. The scale of the victory will raise fresh questions about Newcastle’s form while giving Leeds supporters plenty to savour this morning.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A welcome bit of good news for our area: Coventry and Warwickshire have been named the best NHS area in England for GP access and care. It’s a heartening sign that local patients are being well looked after, with strong scores for appointments, quality of care and overall satisfaction.

Gamston’s Main Street is due to stay closed until Friday night while engineers repair a damaged cable. The closure affects the stretch between the Old Tollerton Road junctions, so drivers around Tollerton and Gamston should expect diversions and extra delays.

West Bridgford town centre is set for several weeks of disruption as Cadent begins gas mains replacement works running from September into December. Road closures, temporary lights and parking restrictions are planned, which could affect regular trips in and out of Rushcliffe.

Nottingham is at the centre of a major police investigation after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He was due before Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday, with further details expected to emerge through the court process.

Mapperley is the focus of a police appeal after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted on the 61 bus service. Officers have issued a CCTV image as they try to identify a man they want to speak to about the incident.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could affect everything from buying alcohol to getting into venues, as businesses decide how quickly to adopt the new system.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry are due to be published today after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to address whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have saved babies' lives.

In Nottingham, police powers introduced today allow officers to issue £70 fines to people using face coverings while committing crime or acting anti-socially. The move is designed to tackle intimidation and public disorder, and is likely to prompt debate over enforcement and civil liberties.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United turned in a dominant display to beat Newcastle in a result that will reverberate well beyond Yorkshire. The manner of the win, rather than just the scoreline, is likely to make this one of the main football talking points this morning.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening far easier to access for those who have missed appointments. It’s a practical, positive خطوة towards early detection and better health, bringing potentially life-saving care straight to people’s doors.

At Craiglockhart Primary School in Craiglockhart, councillors are being asked to speed up work on a formal zebra crossing outside the school. Parents say children are still having to navigate an unsafe road layout, with hopes that this year’s new intake would already have a protected crossing in place.

In Princes Street Gardens, Police Scotland arrested several people after what officers described as dangerous behaviour during FLY Festival, including a boy aged 12. The investigation is continuing as police work to identify others involved in the disorder.

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Tom Wood, a former police officer, draws parallels between the attraction of football hooliganism and the black-clad mobs engaging in sometimes violent protests against immigration

William Watson, known as Billy, was killed in the incident in West Lothian on Saturday.

Hector Patemore, from the Belgian city of Ghent, was last seen leaving Glenbrittle Youth Hostel on Sunday morning.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into how concerns around Lucy Letby were handled are due to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have prevented further deaths.

In the UK, a woman has said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy after being told she had a terminal brain tumour that was later found not to exist. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged course of treatment was allowed to continue.

In London, MPs from several parties are calling for ceremonial guards at Buckingham Palace to stop using real bearskin caps and switch to faux fur instead. The push puts animal welfare and government procurement under fresh scrutiny.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

Meggetland Recreation Ground has been handed a welcome £200,000 boost from sportscotland to help develop two new all-weather pitches. It’s a brilliant piece of news for local sport, promising better facilities and more opportunities for the community to get active year-round.

Gamston’s Main Street is due to remain shut until Friday night while engineers repair a damaged cable. The closure affects the stretch near Old Tollerton Road, so drivers around Gamston and towards Tollerton may need to plan around delays and diversions for the rest of the week.

Chester is at the centre of fresh scrutiny as the Thirlwall Inquiry publishes its findings into how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have changed what happened on the neonatal unit.

England and Wales will start accepting digital ID as proof of age in pubs and shops from Tuesday under changes to licensing law. The shift could make nights out and everyday purchases easier for people using approved phone-based identification rather than carrying physical documents.

The UK health system faces difficult questions after Becky Jones said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy following a diagnosis of a terminal brain tumour that was later said to be wrong. The case raises serious concerns about oversight, second opinions and how such a mistake could continue for so long.

Leeds produced a statement win at Elland Road with a heavy victory over Newcastle that quickly became one of the night’s standout Premier League results. The scale of the performance is likely to fuel debate over both clubs’ seasons, especially with momentum and pressure shifting early.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening much easier and more accessible for those who have missed appointments. It’s a simple but potentially life-saving خطوة that could help more people get checked in the comfort of their own home and improve early detection across the county.

Derry’s Peace Bridge is due for a feature lighting upgrade, with contractors now appointed and work set to begin this week. The project could bring short-term disruption around the landmark while changing how one of the city’s best-known crossings looks after dark.

Northern Ireland police are appealing for help to trace Gary Anderson after he failed to return to prison from day release. The alert is being issued across the region, with officers urging the public not to approach him and to pass on any information immediately.

The rest of the leaders of the UK regions are ganging up on poor aul Blighty. They meet in Cardiff today to discuss their plans. From the BBC: The first ministers of Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland have begun meeting in Cardiff to discuss “working more closely” including on constitutional issue

Robert Hamill died after he was beaten by loyalists in Portadown, County Armagh.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled are due to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital could have saved babies' lives, with major implications for NHS oversight.

In England and Wales, new laws taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change updates the licensing rules for retailers and venues, though it does not extend to Northern Ireland.

In the UK, a woman has said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being told she had a terminal brain tumour that was later found not to exist. Becky Jones, diagnosed at 21, says she endured years of invasive treatment after being given only months to live.

In Nottingham, police can from today issue £70 fines to people using face coverings such as balaclavas while committing crime or acting anti-socially. The move gives officers new powers in a bid to tackle intimidation and disorder in public spaces.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Scores of young footballers and camogs enjoyed a brilliant day of sport and friendship at the annual Chieftain Gaelic Games Blitz across Derry city. Organised by the Martin McGuinness Peace Foundation, it was a lovely celebration of youth, teamwork and community spirit in action.

Brighton and Hove taxi fares are expected to go up after drivers asked the council to increase the tariff to reflect rising running and maintenance costs. A cabinet report is due to consider the change, which could affect the price of regular trips across the city including journeys to and from Portslade.

King’s Road in Brighton could see a major £41 million programme to repair 38 seafront arches move forward this week. Councillors are being asked to back an initial £4 million, with the long-running project tied to the future of businesses and the condition of a key stretch of the seafront.

Western Road in Brighton and Hove is at the centre of fresh concern from disability groups ahead of a council decision on red route plans. Campaigners say blue badge holders could lose access to essential services and face extra stress and cost if parking and stopping restrictions go ahead.

Sussex hospitals have been criticised after inspectors found failings in mortuary security, dignity and identification procedures. The findings raised concerns that bodies could be misidentified or handled in ways that fell short of expected standards.

Chester is back in focus as the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into the Lucy Letby case are due to be published today. The report examines how concerns at the Countess of Chester Hospital were handled and whether earlier action might have changed outcomes for babies on the unit.

England and Wales are bringing in new rules from Tuesday allowing digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make everyday checks easier for customers and businesses, though uptake will depend on how quickly venues adapt.

In the UK, a woman has said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being wrongly told she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises stark questions about diagnostic checks, long-term treatment decisions and accountability within the NHS.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

The Gulf is seeing renewed instability after Iranian attacks on ships and fresh Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia pushed oil prices above $108 a barrel. The rise matters well beyond the region because higher energy costs can quickly feed into fuel bills, transport and inflation.

Beijing has criticised suggestions that China is engaged in 'malicious competition' on artificial intelligence after calls in the US for a slowdown. The exchange shows how AI policy is becoming entangled with geopolitics as both countries compete for technological advantage.

Minas Gerais in Brazil has become a key battleground as the far right tries to regain momentum against President Lula’s camp. With polls described as neck and neck, the contest is shaping up as one of the most consequential elections in the region.

A Brighton table tennis club is helping people with Parkinson’s improve not just their movement, but their mood and confidence too. It’s a lovely reminder that local community groups can make a real difference, offering friendship, fun and a boost to everyday life.

Gamston's Main Street is set to stay closed until Friday night while repairs are carried out to a damaged cable. The closure affects the stretch between Old Tollerton Road and nearby junctions, with disruption likely for drivers using the route this week.

Cartergate in Newark town centre is the focus of a new feasibility study aimed at stopping motorists using the pedestrian street as a shortcut. Newark and Sherwood District Council says the work will look at practical ways to protect the route and reduce misuse.

Nottingham is the centre of a serious police investigation after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates' Court, with the case likely to attract close attention across the county.

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It marks the largest single investment in years

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could affect nights out, supermarket checks and how younger people prove their age without carrying physical documents.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry’s findings are set to be published on Tuesday after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to address whether earlier action might have prevented harm and what changes the NHS may now face.

In the UK, a woman has said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being told she had a terminal brain tumour that was later found not to exist. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a devastating error could continue for so long.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a commanding win over Newcastle in one of Monday night’s standout football results. It is the sort of scoreline that will ripple across the Premier League conversation today, especially with Newcastle so heavily beaten.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A welcome NHS rollout will see thousands of women across Nottinghamshire offered home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening easier and more accessible for those who have missed appointments. It’s a practical, reassuring step that could help more people look after their health from the comfort of home.

Brighton and Hove taxi fares could go up if the council backs a proposed increase aimed at helping drivers cover higher running and maintenance costs. The change would affect licensed cabs across the city, with a cabinet decision expected soon.

Brighton is home to a table tennis group where people with Parkinson’s say the sessions are improving movement, confidence and mood. The club is highlighting how a simple local activity can make a noticeable difference to day-to-day health.

King’s Road in Brighton is at the centre of a £41 million plan to repair 38 seafront arches, with councillors due to consider the next funding step this week. The project is one of the biggest seafront infrastructure schemes in the city and could reshape part of the promenade for years.

Brighton has been added to The Entitled Sons’ latest UK tour, giving local fans another live date to pencil in. The announcement follows last year’s sold-out run and adds a fresh entry to the city’s gig calendar.

Sussex hospitals have been criticised after inspectors found mortuary failings involving security, dignity and identification checks. The report warns that the problems created a risk of bodies being mixed up, raising serious concerns for bereaved families across the county.

Chester is at the centre of attention as the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into the Lucy Letby case are set to be published today. The report is expected to examine how warnings were handled and whether earlier action might have saved babies’ lives.

England and Wales are bringing in new rules that allow digital ID to be used as proof of age in pubs and shops from Tuesday. The change could alter how people buy alcohol and other age-restricted products, while forcing businesses to update how they check customers.

The UK is reviewing security arrangements for the Duke and Duchess of Sussex after their return as full-time residents. The decision reopens a long-running dispute over publicly funded protection and could have wider implications for how high-profile figures are assessed.

The UK NHS is under renewed scrutiny after a woman said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy for a brain tumour she later learned she did not have. The case raises stark questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a grave error could continue for so long.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A 100-year-old oak tree has been saved thanks to a determined two-year community campaign, with a root barrier helping protect it for years to come. It’s a lovely example of local people coming together to look after a cherished piece of their neighbourhood heritage.

At City Hall and in Waltham Forest, Assembly members backed a motion criticising Green-led councils for refusing to cooperate with Home Office immigration raids. The row turns a borough policy into a wider London political flashpoint, with clear division over how councils should deal with enforcement action.

In London, a political row is deepening after reports that a US diplomat suspected of child abuse offences was flown back to America without British police being informed. An MP is now pressing for explanations over how the case was handled and whether diplomatic status blocked scrutiny.

In London, a Metropolitan Police officer was dismissed after a misconduct hearing heard he used derogatory language online and breached an anonymity order. The case adds to ongoing concerns about standards and behaviour inside the force.

Across London, Deaf and disabled residents are being promised new practical measures to tackle barriers in everyday life. The debate now is whether the Mayor’s latest action plan will bring meaningful change on access, support and inequality or simply restate old commitments.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. It could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler, though businesses will still decide how quickly they adopt the change.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is publishing its findings into how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have changed outcomes for babies on the neonatal unit.

In Nottingham, police have started using new powers to fine people £70 for face coverings linked to crime or antisocial behaviour. The move is aimed at street safety and will be closely watched by other cities weighing similar measures.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United turned on the style to dismantle Newcastle in a result that will ripple through the Premier League table. It was the sort of high-profile upset football fans will be talking about this morning, especially with Newcastle’s ambitions under the spotlight.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A bright new creative space is coming to Crystal Palace, with Gallery 56 set to open in the Triangle and welcome locals to a social launch evening later this month. New galleries bring fresh energy, conversation and a chance for the community to come together around art — a lovely bit of good news for south London’s cultural scene.

Across Surrey, roadworks are scheduled on the M25, A3, M3 and M23 this week, with disruption expected on some of the county’s busiest routes. For drivers around Runnymede and the wider KT15 area, it is the sort of update worth checking before setting off, especially for early starts and evening trips.

In Epsom, campaigners plan to lobby the new council over the future of a cemetery used for burials from 1899 to 1955. The site is now privately owned, and its long-term protection has become a local flashpoint.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are set to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have changed outcomes for babies on the neonatal unit.

Across England and Wales, digital ID becomes valid proof of age in pubs and shops from Tuesday under changes to the licensing laws. The shift could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler for customers who use approved ID on their phones.

In the UK, the Duke and Duchess of Sussex are set to have their publicly funded security arrangements reviewed following their return as full-time residents. The decision reopens a politically sensitive argument over protection, status and who pays.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

A lovely bit of local kindness: the Mayor of Guildford’s Local Support Fund is offering small grants to help people in need, giving a timely boost to those facing difficult moments. It’s a heartening reminder that practical support and community care are alive and well close to home.

Grantham is seeing extra Lincolnshire Police patrols focused on e-bikes being ridden illegally or dangerously in public spaces. The move is aimed at reducing risks to pedestrians and other park users, with officers warning riders they could face action.

Grantham planning applications lodged between 7 and 11 September include proposals in St Vincent’s Ward and other parts of town. The latest list gives an early look at developments, property changes and biodiversity condition details now being considered.

Lincolnshire remains under a hosepipe ban after Anglian Water told councillors there is still no date for it to be lifted. The update was given to Lincolnshire County Council’s environment scrutiny committee, signalling continued pressure on water supplies across the county.

Lincoln police have arrested two men aged 39 and 21 after a reported sexual assault in the city. Officers have also issued a warning about social media posts linked to the incident as enquiries continue.

The A18 between Keelby and Great Limber was the scene of a fatal crash on Sunday in which a motorcyclist died. Lincolnshire Police are now appealing for witnesses and information about the collision.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler for younger adults, while businesses will need to decide how they handle the new checks.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry report is set to be published on Tuesday after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were dealt with at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The findings are expected to focus on whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented deaths.

In Nottingham, police powers to fine people £70 for face coverings linked to crime or anti-social behaviour come into force today. The move is designed to tackle intimidation and disorder, and could become a talking point for other towns weighing similar public safety measures.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

A big-hearted Lincolnshire team are taking on an extraordinary challenge, rowing the Zambezi to raise money for Immingham Dogs Home. It’s a brilliant mix of adventure and kindness, with Kelly Magee, Erica Fox and Ryan Day going the extra mile for dogs in need.

Knebworth House in Hertfordshire will host four Oasis shows in 2027, bringing one of the county’s biggest live music events back to a venue with huge Britpop history. The announcement is early, but for local fans and anyone thinking about travel, tickets and likely demand are already the key details.

Maple Cross in Hertfordshire could see 1,200 new homes built across 128 acres near the M25 after the plans took another step forward. The scale of the proposal means likely pressure points around traffic, local services and the future size of the village.

Watford in Hertfordshire is at the centre of a political row as council leader Tahmina Saleem faces a confidence vote just four months into the job. The challenge raises questions about local alliances, party discipline and who will be steering decisions next.

Chester is at the centre of a major NHS reckoning as the Thirlwall Inquiry prepares to publish its findings on how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have saved babies’ lives and what must change across the health service.

England and Wales will from Tuesday allow digital ID as proof of age under changes to licensing law. The move could make it easier to buy age-restricted goods with a phone rather than a physical card, though businesses will still decide which forms of ID they accept.

Nottingham has introduced new police powers from today to fine people £70 for face coverings used to commit crime or cause anti-social behaviour. The move will be watched closely by other areas as forces look for tougher ways to deal with intimidation and street disorder.

Leeds produced a statement win at Elland Road by dismantling Newcastle in one of Monday night’s standout Premier League results. The scale of the victory gives fans and rivals plenty to talk about as the season’s early pecking order starts to take shape.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A lovely burst of creativity in Hertfordshire: six care leavers have recorded their own original songs at George Ezra’s studio as part of a new music project. It’s a heartening chance for young people to build confidence, share their voices and create something truly their own.

Newark town centre is the focus of a new feasibility study into vehicles illegally driving along Cartergate, a pedestrian street. Newark and Sherwood District Council says the work will look at practical ways to stop the shortcutting and improve safety in the area.

Nottinghamshire is part of an NHS rollout offering home HPV testing kits to women who have not attended cervical screening appointments. The move is aimed at catching risks earlier by making testing easier to complete at home.

Nottinghamshire Police say a suspect who escaped custody while at hospital has been rearrested. Officers said the person had earlier been detained after failing to appear in court over an alleged shop theft.

Nottinghamshire County Council leader Mick Barton says the Government has paused local government reorganisation, but the wider debate is not over. The delay leaves open questions over how councils across the county could be restructured in future.

It marks the largest single investment in years

England and Wales bring in new rules on Tuesday allowing digital ID to be used as proof of age in pubs, bars and shops. The change updates licensing law and could make it easier for people to verify their age without carrying a physical driving licence or passport.

Chester is at the centre of fresh scrutiny as the Thirlwall Inquiry prepares to publish its findings into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented further deaths and harm.

The UK health system faces serious questions after Becky Jones said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy following an incorrect diagnosis of a terminal brain tumour. Her case is likely to prompt concern over clinical oversight, patient safety and how such a mistake could continue for so long.

Leeds saw Elland Road come alive after Leeds United produced a commanding performance to beat Newcastle. The result will turn heads well beyond Yorkshire, with supporters and rivals alike weighing up what it says about both clubs this season.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A brighter note for the region: the Nottingham 10K is set to return in 2027 with a brand-new route through Nottingham and West Bridgford, designed to be flatter, faster and even more enjoyable for runners. It’s the sort of event that brings communities together, gives people a goal to train for, and promises a real feel-good buzz on race day.

West Bridgford town centre will see road closures, temporary traffic lights and parking restrictions from September into December as Cadent replaces gas mains. The works are set to affect several streets and could cause delays for drivers heading through the area.

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Nottingham is at the centre of a terrorism case after a 16-year-old boy was charged with an offence and appeared due at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. Police have released only limited details at this stage because of the defendant’s age.

It marks the largest single investment in years

England and Wales are introducing new rules from Tuesday allowing digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change updates licensing law and could alter how customers prove they are old enough to buy age-restricted goods.

Chester is awaiting the publication of the Thirlwall Inquiry findings into how concerns around Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by staff and managers might have saved babies’ lives.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

Committee to reconsider Harry and Meghan’s publicly funded police protection now they are full-time residents The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will have a review of their publicly funded security following their return to the UK. The royal and VIP executive committee (Ravec), which oversees tax-funded

Kyiv came under a major Russian attack involving jet-powered drones, while Poland scrambled military aircraft in response to the threat nearby. The latest escalation underlines how the war in Ukraine is continuing to unsettle neighbouring Nato countries.

Beijing has criticised suggestions that China is engaged in ‘malicious competition’ on artificial intelligence after calls in the US for slower development. The dispute shows how AI regulation is becoming entangled with wider geopolitical rivalry.

Minas Gerais in Brazil has become a key battleground as the far right closes in on Lula in the polls. Campaign reporting from the state suggests the election is shaping into a knife-edge contest with major consequences for Latin America’s biggest democracy.

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making it easier to take part in potentially life-saving cervical screening from the comfort of home. It’s a welcome step that could help more people get checked, remove barriers to care and improve health outcomes across the community.

In Whitby, a listed hotel will have to redo part of its exterior after owners painted the façade pink without the right permission. The case brings planning rules and heritage protection into focus for one of the town’s recognisable buildings.

Discover the craftmanship behind model making and put your own skills to the test in a forthcoming event at Pickering’s Beck Isle Museum.

In Scarborough and Whitby, MP Alison Hume says the argument over a possible tourist levy is gathering momentum. Her latest column suggests local services and visitor pressures are central to the debate, with wider questions about how seaside towns should fund demand.

Across North Yorkshire, MPs are urging Andy Burnham to help break the deadlock over dualling the A64. The long-running campaign matters for drivers heading between York and the coast, where delays and bottlenecks have been a persistent complaint.

On the A64 near York, a serious crash led to a road closure as emergency services attended on Monday evening. Drivers heading across North Yorkshire faced disruption on one of the main routes linking inland Yorkshire with the coast.

In York, the council’s finance spokesperson has been answering questions on affordable housing, major projects and the prospect of a visitor levy ahead of budget work. The discussion points to the same pressures being debated in other tourist-heavy parts of North Yorkshire.

Hundreds of people gathered at Millennium Square in Leeds, protesting against Microsoft's plans for a data centre complex.

A lovely bit of local pride: Rawcliffe Rovers U16s boys have been named Sports Team of the Year at the York Community Pride Awards. It’s a well-deserved nod for a team described as the most successful in the club’s history, and a brilliant moment for the players, coaches and families behind them.

At Gallows Corner in Romford, long-running roadworks are said to be close to completion after more than a year of disruption. The junction is a key route for many drivers heading between east London and Essex, so any easing of delays is likely to be closely watched.

In Essex, a council has approved legal action over a homes plan amid a dispute with central government. The administration argues its local planning powers have been overridden, raising wider questions about where new housing will be built.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. It could make nights out and everyday purchases easier for people using phone-based identification, though businesses will still decide which systems they accept.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry are set to be published today after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to focus on whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented further harm to babies.

In Nottingham, police powers introduced today allow officers to issue £70 fines to people using face coverings while committing crime or acting anti-socially. The move is aimed at tackling intimidation and street disorder, and is likely to fuel debate over whether other places should copy it.

In the UK, Becky Jones has said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being told at 21 that she had a terminal brain tumour, only to later learn she did not have cancer. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a profound error could continue for so long.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A more hopeful note this morning: Pratik Doshi has spoken candidly about the shame he felt after prison, and how he has turned that difficult chapter into a drive to help others through prison reform. It’s a quietly inspiring story of honesty, second chances and using lived experience to make a positive difference.

On the M60 and M56 near south Manchester, two separate incidents led to long queues and slow-moving traffic. Drivers heading around Stockport and towards the airport corridor were being warned to expect hold-ups on key commuter routes.

And also: we confront our enemies

In Salford, two 19-year-olds arrested in a Jewish neighbourhood earlier this month are still being held as part of a counter-terrorism inquiry. The investigation remains active, with police yet to announce any charging decision.

"Loving the look of this jacket. The colour is bold and it fits me really well"

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are due to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have saved babies' lives.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules coming into force on Tuesday will allow digital ID to be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could affect everyday purchases and nights out, especially for younger customers used to keeping everything on their phones.

In the UK, Becky Jones says she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being wrongly told she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, consent and long-term oversight in the health service.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

A little bit of Disney magic has returned to Greater Manchester, with the Disney Store reopening at the Trafford Centre after five years away. Better still, fans here are getting first dibs on an exclusive range before anywhere else, making it a lovely boost for shoppers and families alike.

Looe beach was the scene of a controlled explosion after a suspicious device was found and dealt with in public view. The incident drew attention from people nearby, with emergency responders moving in to make the area safe.

Cornwall families say the removal of some bus services is making it harder for pupils to get to school on time. Parents have described disruption and confusion, raising fresh pressure over transport provision in the county.

Chester is back in focus as the Thirlwall Inquiry prepares to publish its findings into how concerns around Lucy Letby were handled. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital could have saved babies' lives.

England and Wales are seeing a rule change from Tuesday that allows digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The move updates licensing law and could change how many people prove their age day to day.

The UK health system is under scrutiny after Becky Jones said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy for a brain tumour she did not have. Her case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and patient safety.

Nottingham has introduced new powers allowing police to issue £70 fines to people using face coverings while committing crime or acting anti-socially. The measure starts today and is designed to tackle intimidation and street disorder.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A promising bit of good news for Cornwall: lithium from beneath the county has now been turned into actual batteries, a real milestone for the region’s growing green industry. It’s the sort of breakthrough that could bring skilled jobs, fresh investment and a real sense that Cornwall’s natural resources can help power both local communities and a cleaner future.

Southampton is on Ash’s latest tour schedule as the band marks 30 years since the album that made them Britpop-era favourites. Fans in the city can expect a nostalgia-heavy set built around 1977 and its anniversary reissue.

Southampton will host The Undertones this autumn as the long-running punk band bring their back catalogue back to local stages. It adds another notable live date for city gig-goers, with songs from the group’s Derry breakthrough years likely to feature heavily.

Southampton-based outlet In Common has featured Anthony Horowitz’s The House of Silk in its latest books column, framing it as a companion for time spent travelling. The piece leans into the novel’s London atmosphere and Sherlock Holmes intrigue for readers looking for their next fiction pick.

Southampton is the site of preservation work that has rescued part of a D-Day-era floating roadway after years partly submerged. The surviving structure offers a rare link to wartime engineering and the city’s long military and maritime history.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and age checks simpler for many people, while businesses adjust to accepting phone-based identification.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry report is due to be published on Tuesday after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The findings are expected to focus on whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented harm to babies.

In the UK, a woman has said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being wrongly told she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged course of treatment could continue unchecked.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a thumping win over Newcastle in one of Monday night’s standout football results. The scale of the performance is likely to fuel plenty of debate about both clubs as the new week gets under way.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A thoughtful gesture from Thruxton Race Circuit is giving disappointed Hampshire Air Festival fans something to smile about, with free race entry offered to affected ticketholders. It’s a lovely example of a local organisation stepping up to turn a setback into a day out people can still enjoy.

In Chiswick, the Old Chiswick Protection Society has won a Judicial Review over Hounslow Council’s decision to allow a tower block at Hogarth Roundabout. The ruling means the planning approval is quashed, reopening a high-profile West London development battle.

In Pinner, Pinner Rugby Club says a row with Harrow Council over pitch maintenance and hire charges is threatening the club’s future. The club claims it has already spent thousands on repairs, with the dispute raising fresh questions about support for grassroots sport.

In London, an MP is demanding answers after reports that a US diplomat suspected of child sex offences was taken back to America without British police being told. The case has escalated into a diplomatic and policing row over who knew what, and when.

Across London, disabled residents are being promised fresh action from City Hall to tackle long-running barriers in daily life. The debate now turns on whether the Mayor’s plan will bring meaningful change on access, support and opportunity or amount to too little.

In Poplar, residents who escaped a fire at a 22-storey block say the building had already been left unsafe after flooding earlier the same day. Their accounts are likely to intensify scrutiny of safety checks, emergency response and conditions inside the block.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could affect anyone who regularly relies on their phone rather than carrying a driving licence or passport.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is publishing its findings after examining how concerns around Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to focus on whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented further deaths.

In Nottingham, police have been given powers from today to issue £70 on-the-spot fines to people using face coverings while committing crime or acting anti-socially. The move is likely to be watched closely by other areas looking for tougher ways to deal with intimidation and street disorder.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

Northwick Park Hospital has welcomed a new group of interns as part of a programme helping young people with learning disabilities gain valuable workplace experience. It’s a heartening example of a local institution opening doors, building confidence and giving young people a real chance to take their next steps into work.

West Bridgford town centre is set for several weeks of disruption as Cadent begins gas mains replacement works between September and December. Drivers, shoppers and bus users should expect road closures, temporary lights and parking restrictions on key routes through the centre.

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Nottingham is at the centre of a serious counter-terrorism case after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, with further details now likely to emerge through the court process.

It marks the largest single investment in years

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry are due to be published today after examining how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to set out whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented further deaths and could trigger fresh pressure for changes across the NHS.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make it easier for people to verify their age on their phone, though businesses will still decide which systems they are willing to accept.

In the UK, Becky Jones has said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy after being told at 21 that she had a terminal brain tumour she did not in fact have. The case is likely to prompt serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged course of treatment was allowed to continue.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a commanding win over Newcastle United in a result that will quickly become one of the talking points of the football week. The scale of the performance gave home fans plenty to savour and will raise fresh questions for Newcastle after a bruising night.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening easier and more accessible for those who have missed appointments. It’s a simple but potentially life-saving step that could help more women get checked in the comfort of their own home and improve early detection across our communities.

Mapperley is at the centre of a police appeal after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted on board the 61 bus service. Nottinghamshire Police have released a CCTV image as enquiries continue into the reported incident.

Calverton could see more community-backed speed checks as Nottinghamshire Police look for volunteers to help with enforcement. The force says local people can support efforts by giving up around an hour a week.

Colwick was the scene of a devastating crash in which a young runner suffered life-changing injuries and later had one leg amputated. A drink-driver travelling at about 50mph has now been jailed over the collision.

Nottingham is set to see a major one-off spending package covering road repairs, cleaner streets and direct support for residents. The £20.4m proposal also includes help for businesses and measures linked to fuel poverty.

Nottingham saw a police hunt after a suspect escaped custody while at hospital, having earlier been arrested for failing to appear in court over shop theft. Officers have now confirmed the person has been detained again.

It marks the largest single investment in years

There’s a genuinely uplifting note in Wayne Birkett’s praise for the “amazing” brain injury charity supporting him after the Nottingham attacks. In the midst of a life-changing recovery, his story shines a light on the kindness, care and community spirit helping people rebuild their lives.

Gamston’s Main Street is expected to stay closed until Friday night while engineers fix a damaged cable. The closure affects the stretch between Old Tollerton Road and nearby junctions, so drivers in Gamston and Edwalton may need to plan around delays for the rest of the week.

West Bridgford town centre is set for a run of road closures, temporary lights and parking restrictions as Cadent replaces gas mains from September to December. The works are due to affect several streets over a number of phases, with likely knock-on delays for shoppers, buses and anyone driving in from Edwalton.

West Bridgford’s City Ground remains at the centre of Nottingham Forest’s long-running redevelopment plans, which now involve major changes to three sides of the stadium. This latest round-up sets out what has already been approved, what is still proposed and the next decisions supporters and neighbours will want to watch.

Nottingham is the focus of a terrorism case after a 16-year-old boy was charged and scheduled to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. The case has been handled under counter-terror policing and is likely to prompt close attention as more details emerge.

Nottingham City Council has unveiled a major investment package including free leisure centre access, road repairs, street cleaning and festival funding. The plan is being billed as one of the city’s biggest single spending pushes in years, with residents set to see where the money lands first.

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A welcome NHS initiative will see thousands of women across Nottinghamshire offered home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening far easier to access for those who have missed appointments. It’s a practical, potentially life-saving step that could help more people look after their health from the comfort of home.

Whitby is at the centre of a planning row after part of a listed hotel’s façade was painted pink without permission. The owners now have to redo the work, putting a spotlight on how strictly changes to historic buildings are being enforced in the town.

Discover the craftmanship behind model making and put your own skills to the test in a forthcoming event at Pickering’s Beck Isle Museum.

Scarborough and Whitby is the focus of a growing political argument over whether visitors should pay a tourist levy. In her latest column, MP Alison Hume says conversations across Whitby and Scarborough have shaped her view on what must happen before any extra charge is introduced.

In Chester, the long-awaited Thirlwall Inquiry findings are due to be published today, examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to address whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have prevented further harm to babies.

Across England and Wales, new rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs, shops and other licensed venues. The change updates the licensing system and could alter how people show ID on nights out and at the till.

In Nottingham, a new ban comes into force today giving police power to fine people £70 for face coverings used to commit crime or anti-social behaviour. The move is aimed at public safety and will be closely watched by other areas considering similar measures.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a statement win by dismantling Newcastle in front of a bouncing home crowd. The result gives supporters plenty to chew over and puts the club firmly into the national football conversation.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Rawcliffe Rovers U16s have plenty to celebrate after being named Sports Team of the Year at the York Community Pride Awards. It’s a lovely recognition for the club’s most successful team ever, and a brilliant moment for the young players, their coaches and the wider community cheering them on.

In Whitby, part of a listed hotel’s façade will have to be repainted after it was painted pink without the right permission. The case centres on heritage rules and how changes to prominent buildings in the town are controlled.

Discover the craftmanship behind model making and put your own skills to the test in a forthcoming event at Pickering’s Beck Isle Museum.

In Scarborough and Whitby, MP Alison Hume says the debate over a visitor levy is picking up and argues key issues should be addressed before tourists are asked to pay more. Her latest column draws on views from local residents and businesses as the discussion grows.

Across North Yorkshire, MPs are urging Andy Burnham to help break the stalemate over dualling the A64. The route is a key road for travel between York and the coast, so any movement on the scheme would be closely watched by drivers and businesses.

In York, the council’s finance spokesperson has set out answers on affordable housing, major projects and the prospect of a visitor levy ahead of next year’s budget work. The discussion gives an early steer on priorities that could ripple across the wider region.

Oasis’ Liam and Noel Gallagher will return to the stage with another UK tour in 2027, with shows in Glasgow and Manchester, and Knebworth.

North Yorkshire is taking time to honour veterans and serving members of the armed forces in a parade that puts community, gratitude and respect centre stage. It’s a heartening reminder of the county coming together to celebrate service and recognise the people who have given so much.

West Bridgford town centre is set for a series of road closures, temporary lights and parking restrictions as Cadent replaces gas mains between September and December. The works are expected to affect traffic through a key Rushcliffe destination used by shoppers, bus passengers and drivers heading towards Nottingham.

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Nottingham is at the centre of a police investigation after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, with the case likely to draw wider attention across the county.

It marks the largest single investment in years

In Liverpool and Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is due to publish its findings into how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by hospital leaders and regulators could have prevented further baby deaths.

In Westminster, Nigel Farage has said £72m in donations to Reform UK complies with current law, even as ministers push for tighter limits on money from British expats. The clash could lead to a backdated cap of £100,000 a year, turning party funding into a major political battle.

In global markets and tech boardrooms, AI-linked stocks fell after senior figures at Anthropic, OpenAI and SpaceX called for a slowdown in what they described as reckless development. The intervention has sharpened the argument over whether governments should step in with tougher controls.

In Los Angeles, Welsh actor Matthew Rhys became the first person to take two lead acting Emmys in the same night. It is a standout moment for UK screen talent and one of the biggest talking points from this year’s awards.

The BBC's Tom Gerken is hands-on with the latest virtual reality headset.

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making it easier to take part in life-saving cervical screening from the comfort of home. It’s a practical, reassuring step that could help more people get checked, catch problems early and look after their health in a way that fits around everyday life.

On Peckham High Street, The Kentish Drovers has closed suddenly after around 50 years as a pub. Plans are now in motion to convert the former Wetherspoons into a bingo hall, marking another high-profile change for South London’s nightlife and high street mix.

In Catford, Lewisham’s revised town centre regeneration scheme has been approved by Cabinet with a shift away from large-scale demolition. The new approach puts more weight on reusing existing buildings, which could shape how nearby South London boroughs think about redevelopment and housing renewal.

In London, questions are growing over claims that a US diplomat suspected of child sex offences was removed from Britain without British police being told. An MP is now pressing for answers, turning the case into a sharp row over policing, diplomacy and accountability.

In Poplar, residents of a 22-storey block say their building was left unsafe after flooding was followed hours later by a fire on Saturday. The accounts raise fresh concerns about tower block maintenance, emergency response and conditions inside high-rise homes.

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The shop in Freezywater had been using the adjacent allotments for commercial storage without permission

In England, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into Lucy Letby are set to be published today. The report is expected to examine how concerns were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital and whether earlier action might have saved babies’ lives.

At Westminster, the argument over £72m in donations linked to Reform UK is intensifying. Ministers want to impose a £100,000 annual cap on donations from British expats and backdate the change to March, opening a major fight over party funding rules.

In Los Angeles, Welsh actor Matthew Rhys became the first person to win two lead acting prizes in the same night at the Emmy Awards. The result is a standout moment for British television talent on one of the industry’s biggest stages.

Committee to reconsider Harry and Meghan’s publicly funded police protection now they are full-time residents The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will have a review of their publicly funded security following their return to the UK. The royal and VIP executive committee (Ravec), which oversees tax-funded

Northwick Park Hospital has welcomed a fresh group of interns through a long-running scheme helping young people with learning disabilities gain real workplace experience. It’s a genuinely heartening story of opportunity, confidence and inclusion, with the hospital opening doors and helping more young people take positive steps into the world of work.

West Bridgford town centre is set for road closures, temporary lights and parking restrictions as Cadent starts gas mains replacement works. The disruption is due to run from September into December, so drivers and shoppers should expect repeated changes over the next few weeks.

Mapperley is the destination named in a police appeal after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted on the 61 bus service. Officers have released a CCTV image as they investigate and are asking anyone who recognises the person pictured to come forward.

Cartergate in Newark is at the centre of a new feasibility study looking at how to stop motorists driving through the pedestrianised street. Newark and Sherwood District Council says the work will examine practical changes to curb repeated misuse in the town centre.

Colwick is the scene of a devastating crash in which a young runner suffered catastrophic leg injuries after being struck by a drink-driver. The case has highlighted the severity of the collision on a named local road, with one of her legs later amputated.

Nottinghamshire County Council is warning that the debate over local government reorganisation is far from over, despite ministers pressing pause. Council leader Mick Barton says the current halt does not end the argument over how services in the county could be run in future.

Nottingham City Council is considering a £20.4 million package covering road repairs, cleaner streets, business support and help with fuel poverty. The one-off funding plan would spread money across several services and projects affecting households across the city.

Victoria Centre in Nottingham is the location of a reported sexual assault in which a woman said she then felt she was being followed by her attacker. The account has emerged as details of the Christmas Day incident become public.

Nottinghamshire Police say a suspect who escaped custody while at hospital has now been arrested. Officers said the person had originally been detained after failing to appear in court over a shop theft matter.

A welcome NHS initiative is set to make cervical screening easier for thousands of women across Nottinghamshire, with home HPV testing kits being offered to those who have missed appointments. It’s a positive step that could help more people access potentially life-saving checks in a way that feels simpler, more convenient and less daunting.

Dewsbury Market is set for a temporary reshuffle as traders move into interim stalls ahead of the long-planned town-centre revamp. Some stallholders say the change could seriously damage trade, raising fresh tension over how the redevelopment will affect livelihoods in the months ahead.

Kirklees Council is being urged to adopt a zero-tolerance approach to racial, ethnic and religious discrimination. The motion would require all councillors to undergo equality and anti-racism training, putting standards at the town hall under fresh scrutiny.

Millennium Square in Leeds saw hundreds of protesters rally against Microsoft’s proposed data centre complex. Campaigners are raising concerns about the development’s wider environmental impact, turning it into a major local planning row.

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Two things that put a smile on my face are comedy and curry. What a great idea to bring the two together. Kerala Canteen, named as one of the top 100 Indian restaurants in the UK, will be presenting an evening of Indian food followed by two hours of comedy on 30 September. Consultant chef […]

First in a series of murals has been unveiled in Huddersfield

Chester is the focus today as the Thirlwall Inquiry publishes its findings into how concerns around Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have changed what happened.

England and Wales see a rule change from Tuesday allowing digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The move could affect everyday purchases and nights out, as businesses decide how quickly to adopt the new system.

The NHS is facing serious questions after Becky Jones said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy following a diagnosis of a brain tumour she did not in fact have. The case centres on England and raises stark concerns about misdiagnosis, treatment oversight and patient safety.

Elland Road in Leeds was rocking after Leeds United produced a thumping win over Newcastle. It is the sort of result supporters will be talking about all day, with the performance adding fresh momentum to the club’s season.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

The Gulf is at the centre of rising tensions as oil prices climbed above $108 after attacks linked to Iran and the Houthis. The escalation is feeding fears about energy costs, shipping routes and whether the crisis could spread further.

A station near the Polish border in Ukraine was hit by a Russian strike shortly after Boris Johnson and senior European officials had departed. The attack underlines how exposed transport links remain even in areas used for high-level diplomatic visits.

Public offering of Aliko Dangote’s Nigerian oil refinery business could swell his net wealth by two-thirds The fortune of Africa’s richest person could swell by two thirds to nearly $60bn (£44bn) after his refinery in Nigeria listed publicly in the continent’s biggest-ever initial public offering. I

Huddersfield has a fresh new addition to its high street, with an independent coffee chain opening its very first Yorkshire store in the town. Serving up drinks, cakes, breakfast and toasties, it’s a cheerful boost for local shoppers and a lovely sign of confidence in Huddersfield’s town centre.

Across Whitby, Scarborough and Ryedale, parents and carers are being urged to submit secondary school applications before the deadline. The process is online, and missing the date could affect which school your child is offered next year.

Dalby Forest near Pickering will host storytelling sessions over October half-term tied to the new Gruffalo Granny book. The events are aimed at families and add another autumn draw for North Yorkshire day-trippers.

Beck Isle Museum in Pickering is set to run a model-making day where visitors can see detailed craftsmanship up close and have a go themselves. It is one for families looking for a nearby weekend activity with a local heritage angle.

Across North Yorkshire, MPs are urging Greater Manchester mayor Andy Burnham to help break the long-running deadlock over dualling the A64. The route is a key road for travel to and from the coast, so any movement on the scheme will be closely watched.

In Leeds, hundreds gathered in Millennium Square to oppose Microsoft’s proposed data centre complex. The demonstration underlines growing tensions around big development schemes, land use and the local impact of major tech infrastructure.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs, bars and shops. The change could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler for younger customers, while businesses will need to decide how they check and accept the new format.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry are set to be published on Tuesday after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to address whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented further deaths and harm to babies.

In the UK, Becky Jones says she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy after being told at 21 that she had a terminal brain tumour, only to later learn she did not have the cancer she was treated for. The case raises stark questions about diagnosis, consent and oversight in long-term NHS care.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

Rawcliffe Rovers U16s have plenty to celebrate after being named Sports Team of the Year at the York Community Pride awards. It’s a lovely recognition for a young side described as the most successful in the club’s history, and a real boost for the players, coaches and families who’ve helped make it happen.

West Bridgford town centre is set for road closures, temporary lights and parking restrictions as Cadent replaces gas mains from September into December. The works will affect key routes through the centre and could slow journeys for anyone travelling in from Rushcliffe villages.

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Nottingham is at the centre of a police counter-terror investigation after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, with limited details released because of his age and the nature of the case.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Chester is where the Thirlwall Inquiry has been examining how concerns around Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The findings due today are expected to set out whether opportunities were missed to act sooner and protect babies.

England and Wales will from today allow digital ID as proof of age in pubs and shops under new laws. The change updates the licensing rules and could make age checks quicker for customers using approved apps on their phones.

The UK health system is facing serious questions after Becky Jones said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy for a cancer she did not have. Her account raises fresh concern about diagnosis, oversight and how such a long-running mistake could happen.

Leeds produced a statement win at Elland Road with a heavy victory over Newcastle. The result will fuel talk about Leeds’ momentum and leave Newcastle facing awkward questions after being outplayed.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

The Gulf is seeing rising tension after fresh attacks linked to the widening Iran-US conflict pushed oil above $108 a barrel. Higher energy prices could quickly feed through to household costs and business bills far beyond the region.

Sweden remains on a knife edge after a national vote that left the left-wing bloc narrowly ahead by roughly 20,000 votes. With the result still tight, coalition talks and recount scrutiny are likely to dominate the next phase.

Public offering of Aliko Dangote’s Nigerian oil refinery business could swell his net wealth by two-thirds The fortune of Africa’s richest person could swell by two thirds to nearly $60bn (£44bn) after his refinery in Nigeria listed publicly in the continent’s biggest-ever initial public offering. I

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening simpler and more accessible for those who have missed appointments. It’s a practical, reassuring step that could help more people take charge of their health from the comfort of home.

Norwich city centre will switch on its Christmas lights on a confirmed date for 2026, with organisers also deciding what happens to the Tunnel of Light. The update gives shoppers and families a clearer picture of what to expect in the run-up to Christmas in the city.

The Assembly House in Norwich is hosting the Norfolk and Suffolk Magazine Food and Drink Awards 2026, with live updates from the event. It is one for local restaurants, bars and producers, with winners and notable names emerging through the evening.

Norfolk has seen a driver jailed after police said he was travelling at up to 59mph in a 30mph zone when he collided with and killed a cyclist. The case is a stark road safety story and brings a court outcome in a fatal crash.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is due to publish its findings on how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have changed outcomes for babies on the neonatal unit.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules coming into force on Tuesday will allow digital ID to be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could affect everyday checks at tills and bars, with businesses now able to accept approved phone-based identification instead of only physical cards.

In the UK, Becky Jones says she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy after being told she had a terminal brain tumour that she in fact did not have. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged course of treatment was allowed to continue.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a thumping win over Newcastle United in a result that will reverberate well beyond Yorkshire. The scale of the performance makes it one of the morning’s biggest football talking points, with obvious consequences for both clubs’ momentum.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Three NHS staff are taking on a remarkable 195-mile cycle ride to raise money and awareness for mental health support — a brilliant show of determination and kindness. It’s a heartening reminder of local people going the extra mile, quite literally, to help others and back an important cause.

Across Surrey, planned roadworks are due on the M25, A3, M3 and M23 this week, with potential knock-on delays for drivers using the county’s main routes. For anyone travelling via the M25 near Runnymede or heading towards Heathrow, London or the south coast, it is worth checking closures and timing before setting off.

In Epsom, campaigners are preparing to lobby the new council over the future of a privately owned cemetery used for burials between 1899 and 1955. The dispute centres on what should happen next at the historic site, with heritage and local concern driving the debate.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry’s findings are being published today after examining how concerns about Lucy Letby were dealt with at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to focus on whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have saved babies’ lives, putting NHS accountability back under intense scrutiny.

Across England and Wales, new laws coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make everyday transactions easier for customers and businesses, while raising fresh questions about how widely venues will adopt the technology.

In the UK, Becky Jones has said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being wrongly told she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises serious questions about diagnostic failures, patient oversight and how such a prolonged mistake could happen inside the NHS.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

A lovely local reminder that practical kindness is alive and well: the Mayor of Guildford’s Local Support Fund is offering small grants to help people in need. It’s the sort of quiet community support that can make a real difference, whether for someone facing a tough patch themselves or for a neighbour who could do with a helping hand.

Across Kent’s Channel ports and terminals, the full rollout of fingerprint and photo checks has been pushed back again. The system was meant to be in place by October, and the latest delay will keep questions hanging over queues and cross-Channel travel in the county.

Across Kent, a new round-up has highlighted pubs with rooms that stand out for food, character and overnight stays. It is more lifestyle than hard news, but the list puts a spotlight on destination venues around the county that readers may want to bookmark.

In England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could alter how people buy alcohol and age-restricted goods, especially if they are used to relying on a physical driving licence or passport.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry into Lucy Letby are due to be published today. The report is expected to examine how concerns were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital and whether earlier action might have changed the outcome for some babies.

In Westminster, concerns are growing over Reform UK’s links to crypto money and what its wider policy ambitions could mean for the economy. The warning centres on whether plans to make Britain a major digital-assets hub would benefit ordinary households or expose them to greater risk.

In the UK, Becky Jones has said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy after being told she had a terminal brain tumour she did not in fact have. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged course of treatment was allowed to continue.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A brilliantly inspiring Kent story this morning: six of the UK’s top swimmers, including Olympians, are taking on the English Channel in a bid to set a new relay record. It’s a stirring show of teamwork, endurance and ambition on our county’s doorstep — the sort of challenge that’s hard not to cheer on.

In the New Forest, residents say a home had windows shot out and two cars were vandalised in a series of attacks now being described locally as linked to "gang warfare". Neighbours told of anger and fear as police inquiries continue into what happened.

In Totton, a shop has been ordered to close for three months after officers found illegal tobacco and vapes on the premises. The case highlights ongoing enforcement against counterfeit and illicit goods sold in the area.

In Lymington, the Saturday morning market bus will now follow a different route. Anyone who relies on the service for shopping or town-centre trips is being urged to check the revised journey before travelling.

In Portsmouth, police have arrested a 48-year-old man on suspicion of murder following the death of a woman. Detectives are investigating the circumstances and have begun a formal murder inquiry.

In London and Washington, the argument over how far governments should control artificial intelligence has sharpened after a leading AI executive said kill switches may need to be compulsory. The debate goes well beyond tech firms, with implications for regulation, investment and public trust in fast-moving new systems.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could alter how younger customers buy alcohol or age-restricted products, though businesses will still decide what forms of ID they accept.

In Piddington, Oxfordshire, residents are organising a symbolic referendum over plans for more than 1,000 asylum seekers to be housed at a nearby Ministry of Defence site. The dispute has turned into a flashpoint over local consent, capacity and how major housing decisions are imposed on small communities.

In the UK, a woman has said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy after being wrongly told she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged error could happen inside the NHS.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A therapeutic garden has opened at Southampton charity Yellow Door, creating a calm, restorative space for people recovering from domestic and sexual abuse. It’s a thoughtful addition that puts healing and wellbeing first, and offers a hopeful sign of practical support for survivors in our wider community.

In Peterborough, police cordoned off part of local playing fields on Monday evening after what officers described as a serious incident. Details were still limited as the scene remained in place, but the closure is likely to raise questions for nearby residents and anyone who uses the area.

In Cambridgeshire, a man has died after a collision involving two vans, with police now appealing for witnesses and dashcam footage. Officers are asking anyone who was on the route at the time to come forward as the investigation continues.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is due to publish its findings on how concerns about Lucy Letby were dealt with at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have changed the outcome for babies on the neonatal unit.

In England and Wales, new licensing rules coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make it easier for people to verify their age without carrying physical documents, depending on which systems businesses choose to use.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

Committee to reconsider Harry and Meghan’s publicly funded police protection now they are full-time residents The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will have a review of their publicly funded security following their return to the UK. The royal and VIP executive committee (Ravec), which oversees tax-funded

A lovely community fundraiser is coming to Serpentine Green Tesco, where a special charity tea will help raise vital funds for Sue Ryder. It’s the sort of simple, heartwarming local event that brings people together over a cuppa for a very good cause.

Nottingham is set to consider a £20.4 million package covering road improvements, street cleaning and direct support for residents. The one-off funding pot also includes help for businesses and fuel poverty measures, with councillors due to decide whether to press ahead.

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Nottingham is the focus of a counter-terror investigation after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He was due before Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday, with police and court proceedings likely to bring further detail.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Chester is at the centre of a major NHS reckoning as the Thirlwall Inquiry prepares to publish its findings into how concerns about Lucy Letby were dealt with at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have saved babies’ lives, with wider implications for patient safety across England.

England and Wales will from Tuesday allow digital ID to be used as proof of age in pubs and shops under changes to licensing law. The shift could affect everyday trips to buy alcohol or enter venues, especially for younger adults who rely on their phone rather than carrying physical ID.

The UK health system is facing serious questions after Becky Jones said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy following a diagnosis of a brain tumour she did not in fact have. The case raises concerns about diagnostic failures, oversight and how such a prolonged course of treatment could continue unchecked.

Leeds was the scene of a statement Premier League performance as Leeds United swept Newcastle aside at Elland Road. A heavy defeat for one of the division’s bigger sides is likely to dominate football chat today, with questions now turning to what it means for both teams’ momentum.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening much easier for those who have missed appointments. It’s a simple, supportive step that could help more women look after their health from the comfort of home and catch problems earlier.

West Bridgford town centre is set for a run of road closures, temporary traffic lights and parking restrictions as Cadent replaces gas mains between September and December. The works are expected to affect key routes through the centre, so drivers and shoppers may need to plan extra time.

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Nottingham is at the centre of a counter-terror case after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, with police and court proceedings likely to reveal more detail quickly.

It marks the largest single investment in years

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is due to publish its findings today on how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented harm to babies on the neonatal unit.

Across England and Wales, new laws taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make age checks quicker for customers, though it will still depend on whether individual businesses are set up to use it.

In the UK, Becky Jones says she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being wrongly told she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises stark questions about diagnosis, oversight and how a major error could continue for so long without being challenged.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening easier and more accessible for those who have missed appointments. It’s a practical, positive step that could help more people take charge of their health from the comfort of home and catch potential problems earlier.

Nottingham is set to see a £20.4 million package put towards road repairs, street cleaning and support schemes for residents and businesses. The plan also includes practical help around fuel poverty and other city services, with councillors due to consider it soon.

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Nottingham is at the centre of a terrorism case after a 16-year-old boy was charged with an offence and scheduled to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday. Police and court proceedings are now moving quickly, with further details expected through the hearing.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and everyday purchases easier for people who rely on their phone rather than carrying physical ID.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is publishing its findings after examining how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to address whether earlier action by hospital leaders and clinicians might have saved babies' lives.

In the UK, Becky Jones has said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy after being told at 21 that she had a terminal brain tumour. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a devastating medical error could continue for so long.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

A brighter update for local runners: the Nottingham 10K is getting a fresh new route for 2027, with the race set to start and finish at Victoria Embankment. Organisers are also planning a larger event village, which should make the day feel even more welcoming and celebratory for participants and supporters alike.

In Warwickshire, Becky Jones is among more than 40 people taking legal action against a hospital trust after she says she underwent years of chemotherapy for a cancer she did not have. The case raises major questions about diagnosis, patient safety and how concerns were handled.

In Chester, the findings of the Thirlwall Inquiry are due to be published today after examining how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to focus on whether earlier action might have saved babies and what must change across the NHS.

In England and Wales, new licensing law changes coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The shift could make everyday checks easier for customers and businesses, while raising fresh questions about how widely the technology will be adopted.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

Committee to reconsider Harry and Meghan’s publicly funded police protection now they are full-time residents The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will have a review of their publicly funded security following their return to the UK. The royal and VIP executive committee (Ravec), which oversees tax-funded

In the Gulf and Saudi Arabia, fresh attacks linked to the Iran-US conflict have pushed oil prices above $108 a barrel. The immediate concern is geopolitical, but the knock-on effect could be felt far beyond the region through fuel, transport and household costs.

In Sweden, the left-wing bloc is narrowly ahead after more than 90% of ballots were counted, but the result remains on a knife edge. A margin of about 20,000 votes means the final outcome could still shift and will be watched closely across Europe.

In Nigeria, plans for the biggest IPO in African history could add around $23bn to Aliko Dangote’s wealth. The flotation of his oil refinery business is not just a personal windfall story but a major moment for African industry and capital markets.

There’s fresh hope for a much-needed inclusive day care centre in Alcester, with not-for-profit group Faces For All working to transform the old library into a specialist facility for disabled people. It’s the sort of community-minded project that could make a real difference to local families, and a heartening sign that support for the plan is gathering momentum.

Derbyshire County Council has backed plans to oppose the proposed Peak Cluster carbon capture pipeline if the scheme comes before councillors for planning consent. The row matters across Derbyshire because the project has stirred strong local opposition and could shape future development decisions in affected communities.

Chesterfield litter pickers say they discovered more than 40 bags filled with faeces during a clean-up by an M1 bridge. The find has prompted disgust and fresh questions about fly-tipping and public hygiene in the area.

Chatsworth Road in Chesterfield was closed after a collision left a car overturned and two people trapped inside. Fire crews carried out the rescue, with drivers warned to expect disruption while the road was affected.

Derbyshire Police are trying to trace the driver of an Audi after a crash involving a motorcycle and a Range Rover left two people injured. Officers say the car could be key to understanding what happened.

HMP Foston Hall in Derbyshire is at the centre of an inquest into the death of a prisoner's baby one day after birth. The hearing was told the mother had raised concerns about reduced foetal movement before the delivery.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry report is due out today, setting out how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. It is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have prevented further deaths and harm to babies.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make everyday age checks easier, though businesses will still decide which forms of ID they are prepared to accept.

In the UK, Becky Jones says she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy after being told she had a terminal brain tumour that was later found not to be cancer. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a long course of treatment was allowed to continue.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United turned in a dominant display to dismantle Newcastle and send the home crowd into full voice. It is the kind of emphatic result that quickly shifts the mood around both clubs and will be one of the standout football talking points today.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A Chesterfield teenager has given local people something to smile about after dazzling viewers on The Voice UK and being picked by McFly’s Tom and Danny to coach them for the next stage. It’s a brilliant achievement, made all the more special by the fact they’ve never even had a singing lesson — a lovely reminder of just how far raw talent can take you.

West Bridgford town centre is set for several weeks of disruption as Cadent begins gas mains replacement works between September and December. Drivers and bus users can expect road closures, temporary traffic lights and parking restrictions around key routes in the area.

Mapperley is the focus of a police appeal after a woman was allegedly sexually assaulted on board the 61 bus service. Officers have released a CCTV image as they try to identify someone who may be able to help with the investigation.

Nottingham is at the centre of a serious police investigation after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He is due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court, with further details expected through the court process.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could affect nights out, supermarket purchases and how venues check younger customers.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is publishing its findings after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to set out whether earlier action by managers and medics might have changed what happened on the neonatal unit.

In the UK, an NHS case involving Becky Jones has raised serious questions after she reportedly underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy for a cancer she did not have. The case is likely to prompt scrutiny of diagnosis, oversight and how such a prolonged error could happen.

In Piddington, Oxfordshire, residents are organising a symbolic referendum over plans to move more than 1,000 asylum seekers into a nearby Ministry of Defence site. The row has become a flashpoint over migration, local services and how communities are consulted on major placements.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making it easier for those who have missed cervical screening appointments to take part from home. It’s a practical, thoughtful step that could help more people look after their health in a way that fits around everyday life.

West Bridgford town centre is set for weeks of disruption as Cadent Gas starts replacement works between September and December. Drivers, bus users and shoppers should expect road closures, temporary lights and parking restrictions on key streets.

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Nottingham is at the centre of a terrorism case after a 16-year-old boy was charged and due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court. The case is likely to draw close attention as more details emerge through court proceedings.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Chester is at the centre of a major NHS reckoning as the Thirlwall Inquiry publishes its findings on how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled. The report is expected to examine whether missed opportunities at the Countess of Chester Hospital allowed harm to continue, with implications for patient safety across England.

England and Wales will start accepting digital ID as proof of age under new licensing law changes coming into force on Tuesday. The shift means pubs and retailers can use approved digital documents instead of only physical cards, bringing a practical change for customers and businesses alike.

Leeds was bouncing after Leeds United produced a bruising win over Newcastle at Elland Road. The scale of the result will add to the early-season conversation around both clubs, especially with Newcastle left looking badly exposed.

The UK health system is under renewed scrutiny after Becky Jones said she underwent 11 years of chemotherapy for a brain tumour she did not in fact have. The case raises serious questions about diagnosis, oversight and how such a devastating error could go unchecked for so long.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A welcome NHS initiative will see thousands of women across Nottinghamshire offered home HPV testing kits, making cervical screening easier and more accessible for those who have missed appointments. It’s a practical, thoughtful step that could help more women take up potentially life-saving checks from the comfort of home.

Chester is at the centre of this story as the Thirlwall Inquiry prepares to publish its findings on how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have saved babies' lives, with major implications for NHS oversight.

England and Wales are affected from Tuesday as new laws allow digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. Businesses can still choose whether to use it, but the change could alter everyday checks for younger customers and anyone relying on their phone rather than a physical card.

Britain is the focus of new warnings about Reform UK's backing for digital assets after the party received a £72 million boost linked to crypto wealth. Critics say the plan to make the UK a global crypto hub could carry risks for consumers and the wider economy if regulation does not keep pace.

Leeds was the setting for a statement win as Leeds United swept aside Newcastle at a rocking Elland Road. The emphatic result is likely to dominate football chat today, not just for the scoreline but for what it says about both clubs' momentum.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making it easier to take part in vital cervical screening from the comfort of home. It’s a simple but meaningful step that could help boost early detection and remove barriers for people who may have missed appointments before.

Manchester Airport was used for a fresh awareness push on methanol poisoning, with campaigners urging passengers to learn the warning signs before travelling. The message is tied to a Foreign Office-backed campaign about contaminated alcohol abroad and what to do if symptoms appear.

Salford will host the 10th anniversary of the BBC’s Contains Strong Language festival in the coming weeks. The event puts spoken word and performance centre stage, adding another major cultural date to Greater Manchester’s autumn calendar.

Greater Manchester is the focus of a serious criminal case after a man pleaded guilty to more than 60 offences against his wife over 20 years. The charges include rape and administering a substance with intent, with reporting restrictions protecting the victim’s identity.

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In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry’s findings on how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are due to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital could have prevented further deaths and what this means for NHS oversight.

Across England and Wales, new laws coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change updates licensing rules for everyday transactions and could affect how customers prove their age on a night out or at the till.

In the UK, a woman has said she underwent more than a decade of chemotherapy after being told she had a terminal brain tumour she did not in fact have. The case is likely to prompt serious questions about diagnosis, consent and accountability in the health service.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a dominant display to beat Newcastle in one of Monday night’s standout football results. The manner of the win, not just the scoreline, is likely to drive the debate around both clubs today.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A free football session in Trafford is helping disabled children enjoy sport in a welcoming, inclusive setting, making sure no one is left on the sidelines. It’s a lovely example of a local community opening doors, building confidence and giving young people the chance to play, belong and have fun.

At 11 Warren Street in Hudson, the city's Historic Preservation Commission got an update on a standoff with Columbia County over exterior alterations to the building. The dispute centers on the county's refusal to submit plans, setting up a fight over who has to follow Hudson's preservation rules.

At the Columbia County Fairgrounds in Chatham, the 6th Annual Latinx Festival returned with a new, larger setup for music, food, and family activities. Organizers say the move gave the event more room to grow, a notable shift for one of the county's biggest cultural gatherings.

After logging one of the worst seasons in college football last year, the University of Massachusetts Amherst has won its first two games of the season - two more than they earned last year.But for the Minutemen faithful, it’s been a joy to behold and already has students and alumni excited for what

TOWN OF POUGHKEEPSIE – A new restaurant opened in the Arlington area of the Town of Poughkeepsie recently.  Giulia is the latest venture from Spettro restaurateurs Giovanni Ilardi and Michael Purcell. Nestled in the landmark Juliette building on Raymond Avenue, Giulia feels as though it could be rig

On Salt Point Turnpike in the Town of Poughkeepsie, an e-bike rider was killed after a collision with a pickup truck. Authorities say the driver now faces major criminal charges, including vehicular manslaughter, in a case that adds to growing safety concerns around bikes and fast local roads.

Across the Hudson Valley, the first Section 9 football rankings of the 2026 season offer an early read on which high school teams are pulling ahead. With only two weeks played, the list already hints at surprises and shakeups that local fans will be tracking closely.

In New York's 21st Congressional District, Republican nominee Anthony Constantino is again under scrutiny for his confrontational relationship with the press. The latest dispute grew out of reporting by the Daily Gazette, adding another layer of conflict to a race that stretches across much of upstate New York.

In Albany, Assemblymember Alex Bores says New York should move faster on regulating artificial intelligence rather than waiting for Washington. The discussion comes as lawmakers and industry groups battle over how far the state should go on AI safety, accountability, and oversight.

Mahmoud Khalil attends a vigil and protest for Palestine outside of Columbia University on Oct. 7, 2025 in New York City. The lawsuit accuses Columbia University of failing to address harassment and doxxing targeting Khalil and other activists. [ more › ]

A community baby shower in Poughkeepsie is inviting Dutchess County’s new and expecting parents to gather for support, practical resources, and a few thoughtful giveaways. It’s the kind of warm, neighborly event that reminds you how much a community can do to help families feel welcomed and cared for.

Walthamstow Bus Station is at the centre of a prosecution against TfL over alleged health and safety failings. The case comes nearly three years after 74-year-old Grace Mecaley was fatally struck by a route 212 bus, putting fresh scrutiny on safety at one of the borough’s busiest transport hubs.

Waltham Forest has been criticised in a Greater London Authority motion over the council’s refusal to cooperate with Home Office immigration raids. The row puts local immigration enforcement policy back into the spotlight and could trigger a wider political argument across London boroughs.

Waltham Forest conservationists are warning that this summer’s extreme heat may hit local butterfly numbers next year rather than now. The concern is that drought-stressed caterpillars have been weakened, raising fears of a delayed impact on wildlife across the borough.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be used as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make everyday buying and going out simpler for younger people, while businesses will need to decide how they check and accept it.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry report is due to be published on Tuesday after examining how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. It is expected to focus on whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented further deaths and harm.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United turned in a statement performance by dismantling Newcastle in front of a raucous home crowd. The result is likely to fuel debate about both clubs’ starts to the season and where they now stand in the wider Premier League picture.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

A joyful Scottish flourish brought this year’s Last Night of the Proms to life, as Dumfries-born tenor Nicky Spence had the crowd laughing, cheering and singing along. With a spirited mix of traditional favourites, modern touches and plenty of personality, it sounded like one of those brilliant shared moments that leaves everyone beaming.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry is due to publish its findings into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have saved babies’ lives, putting NHS oversight back under intense scrutiny.

Across England and Wales, new licensing law changes taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The shift could make everyday age checks easier for customers and businesses, though adoption will depend on how quickly venues and retailers update their systems.

In London, ministers are facing fresh criticism over plans to release thousands of prisoners early next month. Senior policing voices say the scheme could undermine victims’ confidence and pile pressure on forces already dealing with stretched resources.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United turned in a dominant performance to beat Newcastle United in emphatic fashion. The result gives Leeds real momentum while raising sharper questions about Newcastle’s form and resilience.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A Cornwall nurse is taking on an extraordinary 380-mile run from Truro to Bristol to raise money for critically ill babies, stopping at neonatal units across the South West along the way. It’s a lovely show of determination and compassion, turning one person’s challenge into support for families going through some of their hardest days.

Across Yorkshire, the Yorkshire Ambulance Service Charity has launched a two-year initiative aimed at improving community resilience and life-saving support. The programme is designed to target high-demand areas, with funding intended to strengthen local response before paramedics arrive.

The A64 between York and the east coast is back in the spotlight after MPs urged Andy Burnham to help break the long-running deadlock over dualling. For people across North Yorkshire, the argument is that better capacity could cut delays, improve safety and make journeys to York and beyond more reliable.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry’s findings into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are set to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital might have changed what happened on the neonatal unit.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could alter everyday checks at tills and bars, especially for younger customers who rely on their phones rather than carrying physical ID.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United turned in a demolition job against Newcastle in one of the night’s standout football results. For supporters across Yorkshire, it is the sort of performance that shifts the mood quickly and will dominate the post-match conversation.

In Westminster, Labour’s planned early release of thousands of prisoners next month is facing fierce criticism from a senior police figure. The warning sharpens an already tense debate about public safety, pressure on prisons and what the policy could mean for victims.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A lovely boost for a brilliant cause: Kevin Sinfield is aiming to sell 7,777 pairs of socks to support the fight against motor neurone disease. It’s a cheerful, practical way for people to get involved and back his latest fundraising challenge, showing once again how a community can come together for something bigger than itself.

In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry’s findings on the Lucy Letby case are due to be published today after months examining how warnings were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to focus on whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have prevented further deaths and could have wide consequences for NHS oversight.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs, bars and shops. Businesses will still choose whether to use it, but the change could alter how younger customers and retailers handle everyday age checks.

In Westminster, the government’s planned early release scheme for thousands of prisoners is coming under renewed fire from senior policing figures. Critics say the move risks undermining confidence in public safety, with ministers set to face pressure over the impact on victims and local forces.

At Elland Road in Leeds, Leeds United produced a bruising win over Newcastle United in one of Monday night’s standout football results. It is the sort of scoreline that will ripple through the Premier League conversation today, with plenty of attention on what it says about both sides’ seasons.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Thousands of women across Nottinghamshire are set to benefit from NHS home HPV testing kits, making it easier to take part in life-saving cervical screening from the comfort of home. It’s a practical, compassionate step that could help more people get checked, catch problems early and remove one more barrier to looking after their health.

West Bridgford town centre is set for several weeks of disruption as Cadent starts gas mains replacement works between September and December. Drivers can expect road closures, temporary traffic lights and parking restrictions across key streets while the works are carried out.

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Nottingham is at the centre of a counter-terror investigation after a 16-year-old boy was charged with a terrorism offence. He was due to appear at Westminster Magistrates’ Court on Monday.

It marks the largest single investment in years

Chester is back in focus today as the Thirlwall Inquiry prepares to publish its findings into how warnings about Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians could have changed what happened on the neonatal unit.

England and Wales see a rule change from Tuesday that allows digital ID to be accepted as proof of age in pubs, shops and other licensed venues. It gives businesses a new legal option alongside physical cards, with potential knock-on effects for nights out, retail checks and app-based wallets.

England and Wales face a fresh public safety row as critics attack Labour’s planned early release scheme for thousands of prisoners due next month. Senior policing voices are warning ministers about risks for victims and communities as pressure grows on an already stretched prison system.

Leeds produced a statement win at Elland Road on Monday night, sweeping aside Newcastle in a result that will reverberate across the Premier League. The scale of the performance and the atmosphere in West Yorkshire make this one of those football stories supporters will be talking about this morning.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

A welcome bit of good news for women across Nottinghamshire: thousands who’ve missed cervical screening will now be offered NHS home HPV testing kits. It’s a simple, thoughtful step that could make lifesaving checks easier, more comfortable and more accessible for so many people.

On the A22 north of Hailsham, traffic was reported to be heavier than normal on Monday afternoon. Anyone crossing East Sussex by road may have faced slower journeys on one of the county’s main routes.

Taxi drivers want the council to put up fares to help them deal with the increasing costs of running and maintaining a licensed cab. A report to Brighton and Hove City Council’s cabinet cited trade concerns about higher fuel prices, insurance premiums and the cost of meeting the high standards in th

Across Sussex hospitals, inspectors found problems with mortuary security, dignity and identification checks that raised the risk of bodies being incorrectly handled. The report highlights concerns about standards in services used by families at their most vulnerable moments.

On the A228 in Kent, councillors are considering a further ban on horse-drawn vehicles to create a continuous restricted stretch across two districts. If approved, the change would affect how that route is used and could be of interest to drivers travelling through the area.

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In Chester, the Thirlwall Inquiry’s findings into how concerns about Lucy Letby were handled are due to be published today. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action at the Countess of Chester Hospital could have prevented harm to babies, with major implications for NHS leadership and patient safety.

Across England and Wales, new licensing law changes taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can now be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The move could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler for many people, while businesses decide how quickly to adapt.

In England and Wales, ministers are facing criticism over plans for the early release of thousands of prisoners next month. A senior police figure has called the scheme an insult to victims, setting up a sharp row over prison pressure, public safety and the government’s approach to sentencing.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

A Crawley mum has turned her own experience into something genuinely lovely by creating a non-judgmental space where local mothers can meet, chat and make friends. It’s a heartening example of someone spotting a gap in the community and stepping up to help others feel less alone.

Upton Park was the scene of a major police response after three injured men were arrested following reports of an armed burglary. Officers also arrested two of them on suspicion of separate drugs offences, with the investigation continuing.

In Chester, the long-awaited Thirlwall Inquiry findings into the Lucy Letby case are due to be published today. The report is expected to examine how warnings were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital and whether earlier action could have saved babies' lives.

In England and Wales, new laws coming into force on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change updates licensing rules and could make everyday checks easier for customers carrying a phone rather than a wallet.

In England and Wales, Labour's planned early release of thousands of prisoners next month is coming under fire from senior policing figures. Critics say the move risks public confidence and victim trust, while ministers face pressure to explain how any fallout will be managed.

Christopher Harborne and Ben Delo gave a record £36 million each over the weekend to Nigel Farage's party, but a new law means they may have to take it all back

Singer Ed Sheeran has dropped rapper Macklemore from his US tour. The move comes after the Israel lobby’s baying for Macklemore’s removal. The US artist called for a “Free Palestine” during his set last week and performed his “Hind’s Hall” song as opener for the British singer. Ed Sheeran — Coward T

A Croydon youngster has turned his own success in the pool into something brilliant for others, helping 780 children learn to swim for free. It’s a lovely example of giving back to the community and making sure more local children get the same chance to thrive.

On the A22 north of Hailsham, drivers faced heavier-than-normal traffic on Monday afternoon. Anyone heading across East Sussex by road may want to allow extra time while congestion eases.

Across Sussex, inspectors found failings in hospital mortuaries that increased the risk of bodies being misidentified or not handled with proper dignity. The report points to problems with security and procedures, raising difficult questions for NHS services in the county.

In Kent, officials are considering extending a ban on horse-drawn vehicles along further sections of the A228. If approved alongside a linked order, it would create one continuous prohibited stretch across two districts.

Across England and Wales, new licensing rules taking effect on Tuesday mean digital ID can be accepted as proof of age in pubs and shops. The change could make nights out and everyday purchases simpler for customers, while businesses decide how quickly to adopt the new system.

In Cheshire, the Thirlwall Inquiry is due to publish its findings into how concerns over Lucy Letby were handled at the Countess of Chester Hospital. The report is expected to examine whether earlier action by managers and clinicians might have saved babies' lives, putting NHS accountability back under intense scrutiny.

At Westminster, MPs and peers are urging the government to introduce a new law to deal with the risks artificial intelligence poses to human rights. They argue existing regulation is too patchy for fast-moving technology that could affect privacy, discrimination and how major decisions are made.

Committee to reconsider Harry and Meghan’s publicly funded police protection now they are full-time residents The Duke and Duchess of Sussex will have a review of their publicly funded security following their return to the UK. The royal and VIP executive committee (Ravec), which oversees tax-funded

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A Crawley mum has turned her own struggle to find local activities into something genuinely lovely by creating a non-judgemental space for mothers to meet, chat and make friends. It’s a heartening example of someone spotting a need in the community and building a supportive, welcoming place where other mums can feel less alone.

In Brighton, people living with Parkinson’s say regular table tennis sessions at a local club are helping with movement, confidence and mood. The group highlights a low-cost community activity that is doubling as social support and informal rehab.

In Westminster, ministers are trying to tighten political donation rules in a move that could make Reform’s reported £72m haul unlawful. The row goes to the heart of who can fund British politics and could trigger a major legal and parliamentary fight.

In Westminster, MPs and peers are warning that current law is not enough to deal with artificial intelligence and its impact on human rights. The push adds momentum to a wider debate over how fast Britain should regulate powerful AI systems.

At Knebworth in Hertfordshire, Oasis have confirmed a fresh run of reunion tour dates alongside new gigs in Manchester and Glasgow for 2027. The announcement is likely to set off another rush for tickets after weeks of speculation.

Thousands of turtles arrived at La Escobilla beach in Oaxaca within 48 hours, sanctuary officials said.

In the United States, the Environmental Protection Agency has removed limits on emissions from coal and gas power plants. The decision marks a significant shift in climate policy, with ministers arguing it will cut costs while critics warn of the environmental impact.

A 100-year-old oak has been saved thanks to a determined two-year community campaign, with a new root barrier helping protect the much-loved tree for years to come. It’s a lovely reminder that when local people rally round something special, they really can make a lasting difference.