Starmer and European allies ‘will not stop defending’ Greenland amid US threat Sir Keir Starmer and European counterparts have said they will “not stop defending” Greenland’s territorial integrity in the face of continued threats from Donald Trump to annex it. The Prime Minister and leaders from France, Germany, Italy, Poland, Spain and Denmark called the
‘Atrocious’ A&E figures show worst November on record for waiting times in Scotland Ministers have come under fire over “atrocious” waiting-times figures in Scotland’s accident and emergency departments – with new data showing the worst November on record for waits. In that month alone some 45,665 patients were in the emergency room for longer than
Kendall calls on Musk’s X to take urgent action over ‘appalling’ deepfakes Technology Secretary Liz Kendall said Elon Musk’s X must urgently deal with its artificial intelligence Grok being used to create sexualised deepfake images. She backed regulator Ofcom, which is looking into X and xAI, the firm founded by Mr Musk which created Grok,
Temperatures fall to -12.5C in coldest night as snow brings more disruption Temperatures plummeted to as low as minus 12.5C in the UK overnight as more snow brought a second day of school closures and travel disruption. The coldest night of the winter so far saw the lowest temperature recorded in Marham, Norfolk, while Santam
Liam Rosenior has ‘agreed verbally’ to become next Chelsea boss Liam Rosenior has “agreed verbally” to become the next Chelsea manager. The Strasbourg boss revealed he would travel to London and complete a deal to replace Enzo Maresca “in the next few hours”. He said at a press conference at the Ligue 1 club on
New car sales grew by 3.5% last year fuelled by surge in demand for EVs Sales of new cars grew by about 3.5% last year amid a surge in demand for electric vehicles (EVs), new figures show. Lobby group the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders (SMMT) said 2.02 million new cars were registered in
Shop price inflation driven up by rising food costs Shop price inflation edged up in December as food price rises continued to add pressure to household budgets, figures indicate. Food inflation increased to 3.3%, up from November’s 3% and far outstripping wider shop price inflation of 0.7%, according to the British Retail Consortium (BRC) and
Royal Mail celebrates Stranger Things finale with stamp set Royal Mail is releasing a set of Stranger Things stamps in celebration of the Netflix show’s finale. The sci-fi series, which sees a group of children from the fictional town of Hawkins battle against an evil force that threatens to destroy their world, dropped its final
Spring statement to take place on March 3, Rachel Reeves tells MPs A spring statement will be delivered in Parliament on Tuesday March 3, Rachel Reeves has told MPs. The statement will follow an economic and fiscal forecast by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), due to be prepared for that date, the Chancellor said
Celtic sack Wilfried Nancy after six defeats in his eight games in charge Celtic have sacked Wilfried Nancy after eight games – and six defeats – in charge. Head of football operations Paul Tidsdale has also left his position in the wake of Saturday’s 3-1 home defeat by Rangers. The club announced they had “decided