Leaked documents, called the “Boris Files,” suggest former UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson may have used his office and contacts for personal gain. Allegations include lobbying foreign officials, earning £5.1M from paid speeches, and potentially misusing taxpayer-funded allowance (PDCA).
The Guardian investigated the leaks, sparking calls from politicians and watchdogs to suspend his allowances and review post-office rules.
Johnson has not commented.

Boris files: UK Ex-PM accused of turning office into profit 

Mobile phones in the UK received an emergency alert. It's only a test by the government, but there are real-world impacts, with drivers warned ahead of time and a rugby match moved as a result.


UK Tests National Emergency Alert, Millions of Phones Sound Siren | WION

Angela Rayner resigned from the government Friday after admitting underpaying property taxes, compounding a dismal year for Prime Minister Keir Starmer.


UK: Deputy PM Rayner quits after tax scandal

BREAKING | Setback for Starmer: Rayner quits

Prime Minister Keir Starmer faces a tough question: will Deputy PM Angela Rayner be sacked if found to have breached the ministerial code over underpaid stamp duty? Rayner referred herself to the ethics adviser after admitting a tax “mistake,” raising alarm bells about integrity and accountability. While Starmer pledges to "act" on the forthcoming report, he stops short of confirming any firing. This moment spotlights political scrutiny, legal advice around trusts, and the limits of ministerial accountability in modern Westminster.

Keir Starmer to sack his deputy Rayner? | UK Prime Minister declines an answer

Norway has signed a $13.51 billion deal with the UK to acquire British-made frigates, marking one of the largest defence agreements between the two nations and boosting naval cooperation in Europe.

UK-Norway strike landmark deal: British frigates chosen amid rising Arctic tensions

A phone was planted in the House of Commons as part of an attempted prank which would have seen 'sex noises' broadcast during Prime Minister’s Questions, it has emerged. Parliamentary authorities have launched an inquiry into how a mobile was hidden near where Keir Starmer was due to stand in the front benches on Wednesday.


UK prank: Phone plays 'sex noises' during Starmer's questioning | Hilarious or concerning? 

Phone plays 'sex noises' during Starmer's questioning

Norway has signed a $13.51 billion deal with the UK to acquire British-made frigates, marking one of the largest defense agreements between the two nations and boosting naval cooperation in Europe.


Norway turns to British-made frigates, signs historic deal

UK: Phone plays 'sex noises' during Starmer's questioning 

A California couple are suing OpenAI over the death of their teenage son, alleging its chatbot, ChatGPT, encouraged him to take his own life.


UK teen death: ChatGPT discusses methods of suicide 

With Russia’s missile arsenal devastating Ukraine, British officials are sounding the alarm over the UK’s lack of a comparable missile defense system. Calls grow for a "Lion Dome"—a British version of Israel’s Iron Dome—as fears mount over future conflict. Financial constraints and geographical distance from Russian launch zones currently delay action, but experts say the UK can't postpone tough decisions on national defense for long.

UK aims for 'Lion Dome' to thwart Russian missile threat

Europe swelters under record-breaking heat waves. From Scotland's beaches crowded with heat wary residents to Serbian farmers battling dying crops and Moscow residents enduring scorching temperatures. Watch in for more details!


UK Swelters Under Heatwave, Residents Flock To Beaches To Beat The Heat

Sweeping reforms to the UK’s asylum and immigration system were announced, promising to end the use of asylum hotels by 2029, tighten family reunion rules, and bolster enforcement against Channel crossings 
Critics, especially from Reform UK, argue these changes aren’t enough, pointing to record Channel crossings and slow progress 


UK's House of Commons Convenes as Starmer Faces the Heat on Immigration

The European Union has reported that GPS signals for EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s plane were jammed, raising fresh concerns over aviation safety and security.


EU says GPS system for Von Der Leyen's plane jammed 

A new poll shows British teenagers struggling with unprecedented levels of anxiety linked to stress, social media, and school pressures.


UK teens face historic anxiety levels as poll reveals stress factors

UK police arrested five men at a London hotel during ongoing anti-asylum protests. The protests, which have drawn attention across the country, highlight rising tensions over immigration and asylum policies.

Anti-Asylum protests: UK Police Arrest 5 Men at London Hotel During Protests 

 UK Govt Wins Key Ruling As Court Allows Asylum Seekers To Stay In A Tainted Hotel In Essex

The UK Ministry of Defence (MOD) has launched Project NIGHTFALL, a programme to rapidly develop a tactical ballistic missile with a range of more than 600 kilometres.


UK unveils new 'nightfall' project for new ballistic missile

Deadly overnight Russian missile strikes on Kyiv have killed at least 18 people and injured dozens more. Among the targets hit were buildings housing the British Council and EU delegation offices, prompting strong international condemnation.

In response, both the UK and European Union summoned Russian ambassadors, calling the attacks "deliberate" and a "blow to peace efforts." European leaders, including UK PM Starmer and EU’s Ursula von der Leyen, vowed that the attacks would not go unanswered.

Russia bombs British council & EU offices in Kyiv | UK, EU summon ambassadors

Reform UK has suggested it would be prepared to deport 600,000 migrants over five years if it won power at the next election.

UK immigration: Nigel Farage announces counter to Starmer's immigration policy 

Reform UK has suggested it would be prepared to deport 600,000 migrants over five years if it won power at the next election.


UK's Nigel Farage bets big on immigration, announces operation restoring justice

Step back in time at England’s Medieval Festival — a spectacular three-day celebration of history, heritage, and high adventure held during the August bank holiday at The King's Grove, Pippingford Park in Sussex. Experience the thrill of jousting tournaments, falconry displays, knightly battles, and immersive re-enactments. With medieval camping, live folk music, banquets, crafts, workshops, theatre, and traditional food and drink, this family-friendly festival brings the Middle Ages roaring back to life. A beloved tradition since 1993, the event draws thousands each year to relive the magic of medieval England.

History roars to life at UK's Medieval festival in Sussex 

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has announced a controversial five-year plan to detain and deport up to 600,000 migrants, if his party wins the next UK general election. Unveiled as Operation Restoring Justice, the proposal would block asylum claims from small boat arrivals, establish returns deals with countries like Afghanistan, and impose sanctions on non-cooperative nations. Farage argues this would stop illegal crossings "within days" by removing incentives.
The party says it would allocate £2 billion to fund the operation. Critics say the plan raises serious legal, logistical, and humanitarian questions.

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage floats his own immigration policy

Violent clashes broke out between police and protesters across multiple UK cities over the use of hotels to house asylum seekers.


UK Protest: Police Clash with Protesters at Anti-Asylum Hotel Demonstrations Across UK

UK Protest: Protests have broken out across the UK against the use of hotels to house asylum seekers. Demonstrations were reported in cities including Bristol, Liverpool, and London, as well as Mold in Wales, Perth in Scotland, and County Antrim in Northern Ireland. 


UK Protest: Violent Clashes Erupt at UK Protests Over Asylum Seeker Hotels

Crowds gathered at a KFC in Somerset, UK, to bid farewell to Pauline Richards — fondly known as "Miss KFC" — who served at the outlet since 1978. A town icon and beloved face behind the counter, Pauline's funeral procession passed the KFC where she worked for over 45 years, as locals paid their final respects.


Taunton bids farewell to Pauline Richard: world's longest-serving KFC employee

As the Labour government marks its first year in office, Keir Starmer faces a political crisis. With plummeting poll numbers, a right-wing surge by Nigel Farage’s Reform UK, broken policy promises, and a party rebellion over welfare cuts, Britain's PM is battling to hold his ground amid economic and leadership turmoil.

Poll reveals 28% Labour members support Corbyn

Concerns are growing over the UK’s economic stability after the Statistics Office delayed the release of July retail sales figures. Recent issues with labour, GDP, and inflation data have already raised questions about the reliability of Britain’s economic reporting.


UK's statistics office delays retail sales report for July, markets eye missing retail figures

Salaries for UK chief executives have reached record levels, marking the third consecutive year of pay increases.

UK Chief Executives See Record Salaries Amid Third Consecutive Pay Rise

Donald trump has promised relief through new deals with allies, including the UK, the European union, Japan, and South Korea. But months after political announcements, many of those pledges remain stalled, leaving industries and governments frustrated.


Implementation Delays Raise Fears of ‘forever Negotiations’ 

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