Politics
Titan Sub Victims' Remains Returned as 'Slush' in Shoeboxes, Mother Says
Christine Dawood reveals her husband and son's remains from the Titan sub implosion were returned as 'slush' in two small boxes, nine months after the disaster.
Culture
Mum Shocked as Daughter Buys Two Goats as Birthday Surprise
A Manchester mother was shocked when her 12-year-old daughter surprised her with two goats living in the garden shed as a birthday present.
Sports
Hossein Vafaei Believes Sheffield Home Advantage Boosts Crucible Title Hopes
Iranian snooker star Hossein Vafaei, based in Sheffield, feels living near the Crucible gives him an edge over rivals after reaching his first World Championship quarter-final.
Business
Hedge Fund Giant Citadel Expands to Dubai with New Office
Citadel, the $60 billion hedge fund, opens a new office in Dubai, expanding its global presence amid growing investor interest in the Middle East.
Environment
Transport
London Still Vulnerable to Flash Flooding, Research Shows
New research reveals London's homes are highly exposed to surface water flooding, with nearly 580,000 properties at risk due to old sewers and heavy rainfall.
Council Sorry for Destroying £10k Quad Bike
Camden Council apologises after a tenant's £10,000 quad bike was impounded and destroyed due to a breakdown in communication between departments.
Police Officer Sacked for Drunk E-Scooter Ride at Oktoberfest
A British Transport Police officer was dismissed after riding an e-scooter while drunk at Oktoberfest in Munich, nearly four times over the legal limit.
Croydon Yellow Box Junction Fines Cut After £2m Haul
Croydon Council halves controversial yellow box junction after it generated nearly £2 million in fines over a decade, following criticism from London Tribunals.
American Airlines Power Bank Ban Starts May 1
American Airlines will restrict portable chargers to two per passenger, banned from overhead bins and charging on board, affecting 4 million UK travellers.
