United Kingdom Trending This Week

Meta has introduced an audio-only version of its popular smart glasses, dropping the camera entirely in response to widespread privacy backlash and venue bans.

A US federal judge has temporarily blocked the White House media ban, ordering press access restored for CNN, MS NOW, and Politico.

As an unprecedented 'super' El Niño develops in the Pacific, meteorological experts warn Britain to prepare for a wet and stormy winter season.

Major Northeast US airports faced sweeping ground stops and severe delays after a construction crew accidentally severed a backup fiber-optic cable during an air traffic control system outage.

Ella Langley's 'Choosin' Texas' has officially broken the all-time Billboard Hot 100 record, spending its 23rd week at number one and surpassing Mariah Carey.

Liverpool are confident of securing Rio Ngumoha on a new long-term contract amid reported transfer interest from Arsenal and European clubs.

Former BBC Radio 1 DJ Tim Westwood has been charged with two additional historical offences, bringing his total count to 17 charges involving nine women ahead of a 2027 trial.

Sir Jim Ratcliffe's Ineos is mothballing three key chemical plants in Hull, threatening thousands of jobs and blaming UK gas prices that are 12 times higher than in the US.

Tributes pour in following the death of veteran British-Australian actress Sheila Kennelly, best known as Floss McPhee in Home and Away, at age 88.

Former Rangers star and Darvel manager Nacho Novo has announced the tragic death of his 26-year-old stepson, Ross, prompting widespread tributes across Scottish football.

Manchester United's 15-year-old star JJ Gabriel has asked to leave the club, submitting a formal de-registration notice amid tensions over his first-team pathway.

JD Vance is championing a White House proposal to give thousands of dollars a year to stay-at-home parents, sparking debate over reallocating childcare subsidies.