Global markets fall after tech sell-off and China fears
World stock markets tumble as tech shares plummet and Chinese economic data disappoints. Discover how this affects UK investors and what experts predict next.
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Five-Day NHS Doctor Strike Begins in England
Junior doctors in England begin a five-day strike over pay erosion. Learn how this 13th walkout since 2023 affects NHS services and the ongoing dispute with the government.
Five-Day NHS Doctor Strike Begins in England
Thousands of resident doctors in England begin a five-day strike over pay erosion. NHS warns of major disruption to appointments and operations as government refuses further pay uplift.
Junior Doctors Announce New Strike Over Pay
Junior doctors in England are returning to picket lines in January 2026 after pay talks collapse. The BMA demands full pay restoration as the government faces another NHS crisis.
Junior doctors begin 13th NHS strike over pay
Thousands of junior doctors in England begin 13th strike since 2023 over pay erosion. Health Secretary refuses pay uplift as NHS warns of major disruptions to appointments and operations.
US Markets Struggle as Tech Stocks Decline
US markets face significant pressure as technology stocks lead declines. The Nasdaq falls sharply while Federal Reserve uncertainty continues to impact investor sentiment. Discover the full market analysis.
NHS Consultants Threaten Strike Over Pay Dispute
Hospital consultants demand 5.5% pay rise and threaten industrial action if government fails to meet December deadline. Read about the escalating NHS crisis.
Wolves' 1980s collapse: Three straight relegations
Explore Wolves' dramatic 1980s decline from First Division to Fourth Division in just three seasons. A cautionary tale of financial mismanagement and footballing despair.
Resident doctors launch new strike over pay
BMA chief defends latest resident doctor walkouts, stating pay is 'way down' compared to 2008 despite last year's deal. Discover the key arguments from both sides.
Tate staff vote to strike over 'inadequate' pay offer
Over 150 Tate staff will strike from 26 Nov to 2 Dec after rejecting a 2-3% pay rise. The action could disrupt major shows, including a new Turner & Constable exhibition.
London affordable housing starts plummet 70%
London's affordable housing crisis deepens as new starts drop 70% in six months. Can Sadiq Khan meet revised targets? Read the shocking data.
Ineos blasts Brussels over 'industrial self-harm'
Ineos accuses the EU of 'industrial self-harm' as it files ten anti-dumping cases against low-cost Asian imports, warning of plant closures and job losses.
UK construction sheds workers at fastest rate in 5 years
Britain's construction sector faces its steepest workforce decline in five years as rising costs and falling demand create a perfect storm for the industry.
North Sea Oil & Gas Emergency: Production Plummets
Britain's North Sea oil and gas output faces catastrophic decline, threatening energy security and risking 180,000 jobs as industry leaders demand urgent government action.
CCTV hunt for arson killers who launched industrial firework
Police release chilling footage of suspects wanted for a fatal arson attack using an industrial-sized firework in Rainham, as devastated family pays tribute to 'loving father'.
GBBO Crowns New Champion in Nail-Biting Final
After weeks of culinary challenges and soggy bottoms, The Great British Bake Off has found its newest star baker in a dramatic final that left viewers on the edge of their seats.
Great British Bake Off 2025 Crowns Surprise Winner
The Great British Bake Off 2025 finale delivered shocking twists and spectacular bakes as an unexpected baker rose to claim the coveted title in the most emotional final in years.
GBBL Proposes Peace Deal to End British Basketball Turmoil
The Great Britain Basketball League proposes radical peace deal to resolve bitter power struggle with British Basketball Federation, offering to dissolve itself for unified governance.
Bake Off Finalist Tom: The Quiet Baker's Rise
Meet Tom, the unassuming software developer turned baking sensation who's captured the nation's heart in this year's Bake Off final. Discover his journey from coding to crème pâtissière.
7 Nostalgic British Desserts from the 70s, 80s & 90s
Take a delicious trip down memory lane with these classic British puddings that defined childhood for generations. From Angel Delight to Arctic Roll, rediscover the sweet treats that made family dinners special.
Brief Encounter at 80: Why the Romance Still Captivates
Celebrating eight decades since its release, David Lean's timeless masterpiece 'Brief Encounter' continues to define cinematic romance with its poignant tale of forbidden love and societal restraint.
Bake Off's Biggest Cake: Finalists Make History
The Great British Bake Off reaches new heights as finalists attempt the most ambitious challenge in the show's history - creating the largest cake ever seen in the tent. Discover the jaw-dropping results and who impressed the judges most.
Headteachers union considers strike after Ofsted court loss
The NAHT education union is exploring industrial action options following a failed legal bid to halt Ofsted inspections, escalating tensions between school leaders and the education watchdog.
Budget Threatens UK Manufacturing Revival
Rachel Reeves's first budget faces industry backlash as manufacturers warn new policies could undermine Britain's industrial strategy and investment climate.
Gosford Park: The Enduring British Feel-Good Classic
Discover why Robert Altman's 2001 masterpiece Gosford Park continues to charm audiences with its brilliant upstairs-downstairs drama and witty social commentary.
1950 diary reveals Hampstead's vanishing dragonflies
A poignant rediscovery of a 1950 nature diary reveals alarming insights about the dramatic decline of dragonfly populations around Hampstead Heath's ponds, serving as a stark warning about biodiversity loss.
Big Dug Black Friday: Industrial Storage Deals
Discover incredible Black Friday deals on garage storage, industrial shelving and workshop organisation from Big Dug. Transform your space with professional-grade racking at unprecedented prices.
British canoe star banned over explicit social media post
Olympic hopeful Gabriel Lopes receives two-year suspension after posting intimate video online, highlighting growing concerns about athlete conduct in digital age
Islington Frogspawn Shortage Alarms Conservationists
Islington's ponds are experiencing an alarming shortage of frogspawn this spring, raising concerns about urban wildlife decline and prompting local conservation action.
NSW Prisons Lockdown as Guards Stage Mass Strike
Every state-run correctional facility in New South Wales has been plunged into lockdown after prison officers launched unprecedented industrial action, citing dangerous understaffing and rising violence.
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