Politics
Green councillors sing extra anthem verses to mock Reform's patriotism
Green councillors in Kent sang extra verses of God Save the King to mock Reform's anthem policy, prompting the chair to gavel them down.
Culture
Emmerdale: Charity Uses Todd's Corpse in Grim Cover-Up After Sarah's Deadly Push
In Emmerdale, Charity Dingle and Sarah Sugden cover up Todd's accidental death, with Serena using Todd's hand to fake self-defense marks before police arrive.
Sports
Giggs tried to persuade Anderson to join Man United before £116m City move
Ryan Giggs urged Elliot Anderson to join Man United before his £116m City move, says Phil Bardsley. United balked at Forest's £100m+ demands.
Business
Armenia: Hidden Gem with Direct Flights from London
Armenia, home to ancient Yerevan and rich culture, offers direct flights from London Luton, with return tickets from £60 in December.
Environment
Transport
Police seize 90 supercars worth £8m in London
Met Police seized 90 supercars worth over £8m in Kensington, Chelsea, and Hyde Park over the weekend, including a £3.7m Ferrari Monza SP2 driven by a provisional licence holder.
Heathrow rail tunnel closed over safety fears causing travel chaos
A railway tunnel near Heathrow Airport closed for safety reasons due to a water leak, disrupting Elizabeth line and Heathrow Express services all day, with reduced trains and alternative travel options advised.
EU 2027 rule: hand luggage included in flight fares
From 2027, EU flights must include cabin bag allowance in ticket price by default, ending hidden charges. British airlines face changes on EU-UK routes.
McDonald's Leicester Square to open 24/7 after approval
McDonald's Leicester Square, London's biggest branch, will open 24/7 after Westminster Council approved extended hours, despite police concerns over crime.
Harrow & Wealdstone Station: A Mile From Its Namesake
Harrow & Wealdstone Underground station is about a mile from the actual Weald Stone, despite its name. It's one of London's oldest stations, opened in 1837, and site of the 1952 rail disaster killing 112.
British History Quiz: From 1066 to the Modern Age
Journey through British history with questions on kings and queens, battles, the Tudors, Magna Carta and the World Wars. From the Norman Conquest onward, test your knowledge across the centuries. How much do you remember?
