Politics
Free Speech Panic: A Right-Wing Concocted Crisis Exposed
A new podcast reveals how the free speech panic in the UK is a crisis manufactured by right-wing groups, not a genuine threat to liberty.
Culture
Netflix UK Quietly Adds Critically Acclaimed Crime Drama Animal Kingdom
The gritty crime drama Animal Kingdom, inspired by real Australian criminal families, has arrived on Netflix UK with viewers praising it as superior to Peaky Blinders.
Sports
Guinness Bristol City Deal Signals New Era for Football Shirt Sponsorship
Guinness returns to football shirt sponsorship after 40 years with Bristol City Women, as betting brands exit Premier League deals. Analysis explores future sponsorship trends.
Business
Government's Ground Rent Cap Could Harm Leaseholders and Building Safety
The proposed cap on ground rents in the Commonhold and Leasehold Reform Bill may deter property investment and hinder building safety remediation efforts, warns industry expert.
Environment
Transport
Hammersmith Bridge: A Symbol of UK Infrastructure Crisis
The seven-year closure of Hammersmith Bridge highlights Britain's infrastructure decline. This article argues the government must fund repairs to jolt the nation from degrowth.
Devon Coastal Road Destroyed by Storms
The A379 coastal road in Devon has been destroyed after storms, with repair costs estimated at tens of millions of pounds, impacting local communities.
Devon Coastal Road Destroyed by Triple Storms
The A379 in Devon has been swept into the sea after being battered by three named storms, with repair costs estimated at tens of millions of pounds.
LNER's New Serenza Trains Feature Lie-Flat Seats
LNER reveals its Serenza fleet with lie-flat business class seats, free water stations, and enhanced accessibility for East Coast Main Line routes.
Driver Sues Council Over £450k Yellow Box Fines
A 72-year-old driver plans a High Court challenge against Kingston Council over controversial yellow box junctions in New Malden that generated £450,000 in fines in eight months.