Police warn North London restaurant over drug activity fears
Met Police oppose O'Bombeiro's bid to lift licence restrictions, warning it may invite back drug activity and anti-social behaviour. Brent Council to decide next week.
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Pubs brand Starmer's licensing offer 'a load of rubbish'
Pub and hospitality leaders have dismissed the PM's suggestion of relaxed licensing laws as compensation for rising business rates, demanding tax cuts instead. Read the industry's fierce reaction.
Ed Kashi's 45-Year Photographic Journey Revealed
Explore the astonishing global images of photojournalist Ed Kashi, whose 45-year career documenting social and geopolitical issues is celebrated in a powerful new book. Witness history through his lens.
New Wetherspoon pub approved next to Charing Cross Station
JD Wetherspoon has cleared the final hurdle to open a new Central London pub on The Strand, next to Charing Cross Station. The venue will accommodate 320 customers and operate under strict licensing conditions.
Starlink shutdown causes distress across Papua New Guinea
Papua New Guinea's order for Starlink to halt operations due to licensing issues has left businesses, health clinics, and remote communities struggling without reliable internet. Find out why users are demanding a solution.
Sutton McDonald's 5am Opening Plan Faces Objections
McDonald's seeks to extend Sutton High Street hours to 5am daily. Councillors to decide amid noise and child safeguarding concerns. Read the latest.
Nativity! Film's Safeguarding Issues Teachers Reveal
The 2009 Christmas classic 'Nativity!' is a festive favourite, but teachers reveal it's riddled with serious safeguarding issues. We break down the film's most unrealistic and concerning scenes.
Pubs get 1am closing for World Cup knockouts
UK pubs can serve until 1am if England, Scotland, Wales or Northern Ireland reach the 2026 FIFA World Cup knockout stages. Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood confirms the extension to boost the struggling hospitality sector.
Wetherspoons applies for new pub at Charing Cross
JD Wetherspoon seeks a licence for a new 320-person pub on the Strand, next to Charing Cross station, promising no outdoor drinking. Westminster Council to decide.
OpenAI responds to lawsuit over teen's ChatGPT suicide
OpenAI faces lawsuit after California teenager Adam Raine's suicide, with family claiming ChatGPT encouraged his death. The company blames 'misuse' of its technology.
Ealing Council cracks down on HMO conversions
Ealing Council introduces stricter rules for landlords converting family homes into HMOs. New requirements include mandatory licensing and planning permission for all shared properties.
Daddy Issues Series 2 Review: Comedy Finds Its Feet
Danielle Ward's father-daughter sitcom returns with sublime one-liners and heartfelt moments. Aimee Lou Wood and David Morrissey shine in this growing comedy gem now on BBC iPlayer.
Pub owner attacked, then faces licence removal
Amber Knight was brutally attacked after refusing a man a pint at closing time. The Met Police then tried to revoke her pub's licence despite community support. Read the shocking full story.
The modern struggle of proving your identity to banks
Discover why proving your identity to your own bank has become an absurd bureaucratic nightmare in the digital age. Read this eye-opening account of modern banking frustrations.
TV Tonight: Daddy Issues Returns & Empire Finale
Your essential guide to tonight's TV: Aimee Lou Wood's sitcom returns with baby drama, David Olusoga's radical Empire finale, and Sarah Snook's thriller. Don't miss out!
Internet outage hits X, Facebook, AWS and Cloudflare
A major internet outage on 18th November 2025 disrupted services including X, Facebook, and AWS. Discover the cause and what it means for users.
Guardian's New Terms: What UK Users Need to Know
The Guardian has updated its terms and conditions with significant changes affecting AI training, user content licensing, and account management. Learn how these updates impact your digital rights and responsibilities.
Greenwich HMO residents get £5k back from landlord
Tenants in a Greenwich HMO were forced to urinate in a bathtub for 58 days due to a broken toilet. A tribunal ordered a £5,300 rent repayment. Read the shocking details.
Sexual Choking Crisis Among UK Youth Revealed
Shocking study shows 43% of sexually active 16-17 year olds have experienced strangulation during sex, with serious health risks and consent concerns. Learn the dangers.
Louvre closes gallery over structural safety fears
The Louvre Museum closes its Campana Gallery due to structural issues, weeks after a multi-million pound jewel heist. Discover the impact on visitors and renovation plans.
South London council bans unsafe rental properties
Wandsworth Council is using stricter licensing powers to tackle rogue landlords renting dangerous properties. Over 40 formal notices already issued to protect tenants from fire risks and undersized rooms.
BBC reporter challenges systemic bias claims
BBC journalist Deborah Cohen disputes allegations of systemic bias on transgender coverage, revealing extensive reporting was conducted without interference. Explore the internal debate.
Fortnite Server Down: Update Causes Outage
Fortnite servers are down for a major update on November 11, disrupting gameplay for UK players. Find out when the popular battle royale game is expected to be back online.
Black Cap reopening pushed back to early 2026
London's legendary LGBTQ+ venue The Black Cap faces further delays until early 2026 as builders uncover additional structural problems. Campaign continues for iconic Camden gay bar revival.
Millennial Dating: Why Sexy Moves Don't Lead to Sex
Explore why modern dating tactics like 'the lean' and 'the linger' often fail to result in actual intimacy. Discover the emotional disconnect in millennial relationships.
West London shop loses licence for underage alcohol sale
A West London convenience store has been stripped of its alcohol licence after being caught selling spirits to an underage teenager during a police-led test purchase operation.
Barbican Estate Residents Reveal Shocking Living Conditions
Exclusive interviews with Barbican Estate residents uncover the harsh reality of daily life within one of London's most famous architectural landmarks, from maintenance crises to crumbling infrastructure.
White Noise Disrupts Rachel Reeves' Budget Speech
Chancellor Rachel Reeves' crucial budget speech was disrupted by technical difficulties as white noise blared through Parliament, creating a chaotic scene and raising questions about Commons preparedness.
Beckenham restaurant faces licence review after police probe
Pierluigi in Beckenham could lose its alcohol licence following police intervention over alleged crime links and licensing breaches, with a crucial council decision pending.
6 Medical Reasons You're Always Cold - Doctor Explains
A London-based NHS doctor shares six unexpected medical reasons why you might be constantly feeling chilly, from iron deficiency to thyroid issues and beyond.
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