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Father Pat Brennan posing for a photo in a church.

Priest quits with sassy poem lashing out at his congregation

Channel: UK UK 48 minutes ago By Katie Boyden
Details on EuroMillions lottery tickets are seen in this illustration photo taken June 6, 2025. REUTERS/Toby Melville/Illustration

Someone in the UK has just a month to claim £1,000,000 National Lottery win

Channel: UK UK 1 hour ago By Luke Alsford
Neosis Schokolade Love of Dubai chocolate

Urgent recall of Dubai chocolate that doesn't declare it contains peanuts

Channel: UK UK 1 hour ago By Sarah Hooper
Undated handout screengrab issued by Bedfordshire Police of teenager Nicholas Prosper holding a plank of wood as a mock gun, pretending to shoot people.

Triple murderer Nicholas Prosper spared whole life sentence after appeal refused

Channel: UK UK 1 hour ago By Sam Corbishley
Co-Op logo outside a store in London

6,500,000 people had their details stolen after Co-op cyber attack

Channel: UK UK 1 hour ago By Josh Milton
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Giant Donald Trump baby blimp will float above London again when President visits UK

Channel: UK UK 35 minutes ago By John Dunne
A traffic closure on the M25 in Essex after a serious crash.

M25 drivers face two-hour delays and 10 mile queues after van overturns in serious crash

Channel: UK UK 25 minutes ago By Noora Mykkanen
Play Video The Sycamore Gap Tree, also called Robin Hood Tree, is a sycamore tree standing next to Hadrian's Wall near Crag Lough in Northumberland.

Why was the Sycamore Gap tree cut down?

Channel: UK UK 6 hours ago By Noora Mykkanen
Shoots appearing to grow on the base of Sycamore gap tree in Northumberland. Daniel Daniel Graham and Adam Carruthers are due to be sentenced on Tuesday after they were found guilty at Newcastle Crown Court of criminal damage after the felling of the Sycamore Gap tree - valued at ?622,000 and ?1,114 damage to Hadrian's Wall. Picture date: Tuesday July 15, 2025. PA Photo. Photo credit should read: Owen Humphreys/PA Wire

The future of the Sycamore Gap tree has been decided

Channel: UK UK 2 hours ago By Sarah Hooper
Mandatory Credit: Photo by Geoffrey Swaine/Shutterstock (15398756l) The picturesque and unspoilt New Forest village of Bucklers Hard. Buckler's Hard, which is located close to the Beaulieu River on the eastern part of the New Forest in Hampshire. It can be found a couple of miles south of Beaulieu, and it is also part of the 9,000-acre Beaulieu estate. At the start of the 18th century, it was simply a landing place on the Beaulieu River, but the 2nd Duke of Montagu had plans for it. He wanted to build a free port named 'Montagu Town', which would be used as a hub for the import and export of sugar from the West Indies. However, this didn't come to pass due to the French capturing the islands, and it was instead reborn as a shipbuilding village named Buckler's Hard. Using the trees of the New Forest, it built more than 50 wooden ships for the Royal Navy, including the vessels Agamemnon, Euryalus and Swiftsure. Buckler's Hard became a destination for day trippers in the late 19th century, as the development of the steam pleasure yacht meant people were exploring the Beaulieu River. During the Second World War, the area became a motor torpedo base and, further downstream, sections of the Mulberry harbours were constructed in the old oyster beds in preparation for the D-Day landings.One of the main attractions in the area is the Buckler's Hard Museum, which shares details about the village's history and the ships it built. The 'unspoilt haven' New Forest village with stunning scenery and history, Beaulieu, Hampshire, UK - 14 Jul 2025

Fourth region declares hosepipe ban after rivers reach 'critically low' levels

Channel: UK UK 2 hours ago By Katie Boyden
Play Video The youths walking around in Southend.

Ten teenagers jailed for 34 years for machete rampage through Southend

Channel: UK UK 4 hours ago By Sarah Hooper
Images of Ryan Long smiling and on holiday.

Footballer, 18, 'hadn't even unpacked bags' before he died on first lads' holiday

Channel: UK UK 6 hours ago By Sarah Hooper
A picture of Ali, next to a picture of him standing in the street with his mum

Ali went for a walk to clear his head - but what happened next is a mystery

Channel: UK UK 6 hours ago By Sarah Ingram
GV of Tunbridge Wells Borough Cemetary and Chapel in Frant, Royal Tunbridge Wells. The council is reportedley planning to build 20 luxury homes on the site where 15 people, not allowed burial in the main cemetery were intered, despite not all bodies having been exhumed.

Anger over plans to build flats at former cemetery which wasn't fully exhumed

Channel: UK UK 8 hours ago By Katie Boyden
Peter Falconio

Man who murdered Peter Falconio dies without revealing where his body is

Channel: UK UK 6 hours ago By Sarah Hooper
EMBARGOED TO 0001 WEDNESDAY JULY 16 Undated file photo of bank notes issued by the Bank of England featuring a portrait of King Charles III. HM Revenue and Customs (HMRC) cannot identify how much tax is paid by UK billionaires, despite the relatively small number of individuals and significant sums of money involved, according to a report. The Public Accounts Committee (PAC) said that HMRC "can and must" do more to understand and explain the contribution that the very wealthiest in society make to tax revenue. Issue date: Wednesday July 16, 2025. PA Photo. Photo credit should read: Gareth Fuller/PA Wire

HMRC doesn't know how much tax billionaires in the UK pay

Channel: UK UK 15 hours ago By Sarah Hooper
15/7/2025 Picture Alan Simpson 07825 811953 Palestine supporters used van to ram perimeter fence at Leonardo Factory Edinburgh where Laser guidance systems for fighter jets are manufactured.

Three women arrested on terror charges after van driven into defense factory

Channel: UK UK 17 hours ago By Sarah Hooper
Margate, UK - Sep 7 2022 Tourists and locals enjoy the restaurants, cafes and boutiques along The Parade in Margate Old Town.

Seaside towns to bring in dystopian 'swear jar' law fining the potty-mouthed £100

Channel: UK UK 3 hours ago By Sarah Hooper
Asda fined £657,000 for selling out of date food

Asda fined £650,000 for selling more than 100 out-of-date food items

Channel: UK UK 3 hours ago By Sarah Hooper