Ancient Indigenous Walking Trail Opens in Northern NSW
Discover the new Gidjuum Gulganyi Walk in northern NSW, a four-day hike following ancient Indigenous pathways through Widjabul Wia-bal country with stunning rainforest views.
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Bridget Jones statue unveiled with BBC F-bomb
Sally Phillips drops an F-bomb live on BBC during the Bridget Jones statue unveiling in Leicester Square. Discover the chaos and the statue's iconic 'mummy pants'.
Bridget Jones statue joins Leicester Square icons
London's beloved singleton Bridget Jones immortalised with a bronze statue in Leicester Square, joining the 'Scenes in The Square' movie trail. Discover this new cultural landmark.
Journalist chased by bloodhounds in hunting alternative
Guardian journalist Matthew Weaver experiences 'clean boot hunting' as government plans could make this the only legal way to hunt with hounds in England and Wales.
Clean-Boot Hunting: Human Quarry Chased by Bloodhounds
Guardian journalist experiences clean-boot hunting, the legal alternative to fox hunting where bloodhounds chase human runners across the English countryside. Discover this growing pursuit.
Reimagined Christmas Lights Trail Returns Near London
Discover the transformed Light Up Christmas trail at Sir Harold Hillier Gardens, featuring new immersive zones, a festive market, and floating lights. A magical winter day out from London.
Delhi Car Blast: 13 Dead in Kashmir-Linked Terror
Indian authorities investigate a deadly car explosion in Delhi that killed 13, with raids in Kashmir uncovering a terror module. Read the latest developments.
Trump's 'Nightmare' for National Parks, Warns Ex-Director
Former National Park Service director Jonathan Jarvis urges Americans to 'raise hell' to protect parks from privatisation and damage during government shutdowns under Trump.
Australia's Neo-Nazi Problem Needs Holistic Approach
Counter-terrorism experts urge comprehensive strategy beyond reactive lawmaking to address growing neo-Nazi threat in Australia. Learn why policing isn't enough.
Arsenal's Saliba hailed after crucial France display
Arsenal defender William Saliba earns plaudits after a 'controlled' display for France, benching Liverpool's Konaté. The Gunners sit top of the Premier League ahead of the North London derby.
Dorothy Waugh's 1930s National Park Posters Exhibition
Discover Dorothy Waugh's revolutionary 1930s National Park posters, now showcased at New York's Poster House until February 2026. Explore this female pioneer's avant-garde designs.
Brothers jailed for £26.5m cocaine smuggling plot
Two brothers who posed as fishermen have been sentenced for attempting to smuggle £26.5 million of cocaine into the UK via a boat. Discover the full story of the NCA's major bust.
UK Urged to Reject China's 'Super Embassy' Plan
Security expert Mark Wheatley warns the proposed Chinese 'super embassy' near the Tower of London poses a major risk to UK national security and vital financial data lines. The government must take a bold stand.
SMEs Back Themselves, Not Government Support
A stark confidence gap emerges as 75% of SME leaders are bullish on their 2026 growth, yet only 39% trust the government to help. Discover the impact on UK jobs and investment.
Brockley's Rock in Top 10 UK Fish & Chip Shops
SE London's Brockley's Rock reaches finals of National Fish & Chip Awards 2026. Discover this sustainable chippy competing for Britain's best takeaway title.
Swinney 'open' to Scottish grooming gangs inquiry
First Minister John Swinney responds to a victim's call for a national inquiry into grooming gangs in Scotland. Learn about the case and the political response.
Christmas at Kew Gardens 2025: Full Details
Discover the magical Christmas at Kew lights trail for 2025. Running from 14th Nov to 4th Jan, it features stunning new installations, food, and more. Book your tickets now!
Snoopy sculptures to light up London's Fleet Street
Discover 12 unique Snoopy sculptures appearing across Fleet Street Quarter from November 19, celebrating 75 years of Peanuts. Join the Christmas lights switch-on event!
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell granted bail in Melbourne
Neo-Nazi leader Thomas Sewell has been released on bail from the Supreme Court in Melbourne after an alleged violent attack on a First Nations protest camp. Learn the full story.
Immersive Butterfly Trail returns to London for Christmas
The viral, free Butterfly Trail is back at Outernet London from November 17th. Experience the magical mixed reality display for six festive weeks. Plan your visit now!
New UK Cyber Bill Targets Critical Infrastructure Security
The UK government introduces a new cyber security bill, mandating stricter rules for critical infrastructure following major attacks on the NHS, JLR, and M&S. Learn how this impacts national security.
UK tests emergency response to biological toxin
The UK government has conducted a major three-day exercise simulating the discovery of a deadly biological toxin, involving 600 military and emergency service personnel to bolster national security.
ONS cuts reports by 10% to improve data reliability
UK statistics agency announces major overhaul to prioritise core data quality after Treasury concerns. 10% reduction in reports planned for 2026 to address reliability issues.
World Cup Expansion Drives Asian Naturalisation Race
Discover how the expanded 48-team World Cup format is accelerating a naturalisation arms race across Asian football, with nations like UAE and Indonesia leveraging foreign-born talent for qualification success.
Libya loses $20bn in state-sanctioned fuel smuggling
Shocking report reveals how Libyan officials smuggled $20bn worth of fuel, funding Sudan's civil war. Demand international action and sanctions now.
UK Pessimism: 76% Say Britain on Wrong Track
Exclusive City AM polling reveals a grim national mood, with most Brits feeling living standards are falling and hard work is no longer rewarded. Discover the data shaping the UK's outlook.
Trump pardons runner convicted for park shortcut
Donald Trump has pardoned Michelino Sunseri, a trail runner convicted for a brief off-trail detour during his record Grand Teton run. Discover the full story behind the controversial case.
Burn Survivor Portrait Wins Taylor Wessing Prize
Martina Holmberg wins the 2025 Taylor Wessing Photographic Portrait Prize with a poignant portrait of burn survivor Mel. Discover the powerful stories behind the winning images.
Truth Behind Wright's 1768 Bird Experiment Painting
New evidence suggests the bird in Joseph Wright's 'An Experiment on a Bird in the Air Pump' didn't die. Discover the painting's secrets at London's National Gallery exhibition.
Cheltenham November Meeting: Expert Betting Tips
Get the inside track on the Cheltenham November Meeting. Our expert analysis reveals three smart betting selections for Friday and Saturday's feature races, including Jonbon's title defence.
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