Health news Genetic study sheds light on rare diseases affecting 5,500 children The findings mean many more families could now get answers faster about their children’s conditions. 17/04/2023
Experiences Orient Express departs London for good due to Brexit border delays The company that offers the service says there is no way to avoid delays at the border. 17/04/2023
Nature UK national park changes name and logo in response to climate crisis Brecon Beacons National Park has reclaimed its original Welsh name as part of a new sustainability drive. Here's why. 17/04/2023
Green News Air pollution harms health from before birth to old age Researchers say pollution affects our quality of life and impacts our ability to work, learn and contribute to society. 17/04/2023
Culture news Who is behind the anti-royalty #NotMyKing hashtag campaign? The anti-monarchy group Republic have accused the BBC of lacking impartiality in royal coverage ahead of the May coronation. Who are Republic? 17/04/2023
Culture news Tate exhibition spotlights overlooked female Pre-Raphaelite artist Elizabeth Siddal is much better known as the Pre-Raphaelites’ ethereal, enigmatic muse and Rossetti’s wife. 15/04/2023
United Kingdom Living isn't the only thing getting more pricey. Dying is too Funeral costs in Britain have risen by a staggering amount in recent years. 14/04/2023
Culture news UK designer creates magnificent crown made from Scrabble tiles Fit for a king: UK designer creates magnificent crown made from Scrabble tiles 13/04/2023
Green News What can the UK learn from its neighbours to improve public transport? Could a huge cash injection could bring the UK’s public transport in line with Europe? 13/04/2023
No Comment Watch: Doctors in England continue historic four-day strike over pay Doctors in England launched what has been called the most disruptive strike in the history of the country's public health service. 12/04/2023
United Kingdom Biden praises EU and UK for compromise on Northern Ireland The US president brought words of encouragement and offers of investment on his visit to Northern Ireland to mark the 25th anniversary of the region's Good Friday peace agreement. 12/04/2023
United Kingdom UK launches scheme to get smokers to switch to e-cigarettes The government says it's focusing on "helping people to quit" rather than imposing bans. The aim is to make the country smoke-free by 2030. 12/04/2023
United Kingdom City and Inter secure first leg wins in Champions League quarterfinals Manchester City defeated Bayern Munich 3-0 at the Etihad Stadium on Tuesday while Inter secured its first victory in more than a month over Benfica. 12/04/2023
United Kingdom Biden arrives in Belfast to mark 25 years of Good Friday Agreement The US President has said his top priority is "to keep the peace". 12/04/2023
Culture news 'The Bodyguard' conundrum: How should people behave in the theatre? Violence broke out at a British theatre after people started singing along to 'I Will Always Love You' at a performance of 'The Bodyguard'. Culture writer Jonny Walfisz weighs in on the issue of what theatre etiquette should be. 12/04/2023
United Kingdom Britain's GCHQ intelligence agency getting first female chief The agency gathers electronic intelligence and takes the lead on cybersecurity. 11/04/2023
United Kingdom Four-day junior doctors strike set to cripple UK health service Britain is bracing for a four-day walkout by tens of thousands of doctors at the state-funded health care system that one official has warned could be “catastrophic” and postpone up to 350,000 appointments. 11/04/2023
United Kingdom Northern Ireland: Police on high alert ahead of Biden's historic visit US President Joe Biden is expected in Northern Ireland Tuesday evening, marking the 25th anniversary of peace. 11/04/2023
Culture news Jon Burgerman on his latest 'Sim City' exhibition and AI art We sat down with the celebrated UK-born artist Jon Burgerman, who has recently launched his newest exhibition, 'Sim City', at the OMNI gallery in London. 11/04/2023
United Kingdom Police car firebombed in protest against Northern Ireland peace deal Demonstrators opposing the Good Friday peace agreement that ended three decades of hostilities in Northern Ireland firebombed a police car on Monday in Londonderry during a march on the agreement's 25th anniversary, officials said. 10/04/2023
United Kingdom Crowns and carriages: New details of Charles and Camilla's coronation The King and Queen Consort will take a carriage procession through the streets of London - but on a much shorter route than Queen Elizabeth II when she was crowned. 10/04/2023
United Kingdom 'Culture of fear': Britain's growing slavery problem Figures show only 29% of organisations are submitting a modern slavery statement as required by law. 10/04/2023
United Kingdom Euroviews. Slippery promise of 'control' steers the UK's radical migration policy Perhaps the real reason we face a permacrisis is that some people benefit from it, including the politicians who like to present complex and nuanced issues in this simplified way – as problems that they can offer to "control", Rob McNeil writes. 07/04/2023
Destinations Discharged sewage is making swimmers sick in the UK The beaches of the renowned holiday destination the Isle of Wight are contaminated with human waste. The issue has led to people getting sick. 07/04/2023
Culture news King Charles III backs research into UK monarchy's slavery ties King Charles III backed research into the UK monarchy's ties to slavery after a document revealed that his ancestor had shares in a slave-trading company. 07/04/2023
Culture news The Beatles go Ukrainian ahead of Eurovision The statues of John Lennon, Paul McCartney, George Harrison and Ringo Starr have been draped with white Vyshyvankas in Liverpool, ahead of Eurovision 2023 06/04/2023