Culture news Queen Elizabeth goes platinum, but who are the other long rulers? Elizabeth Alexandra Mary Windsor has smashed records in British history, but she needs a few more months to be the outright longest-ruling monarch. Here's the rest of the field. 05/02/2022
Art 'Bob Marley: One Love Experience' in London features cannabis forest The exhibition's ten-week stay at the capital's Saatchi Gallery contains personal possessions, multi-sensory rooms, and rare photographic finds. 04/02/2022
Nature Could deforestation bring about the end of the orchid? More than 5,000 flagrant flowers will be on display at the Royal Botanic Gardens Kew this weekend, as the Orchid 2022 festival gets underway. 04/02/2022
Nature Scientists trial vaccine for ‘deadly disease’ killing Asian elephants The virus has been a nightmare for zoos and is now being reported in wild herds of endangered Asian elephants too. 04/02/2022
Lifestyle Over 5,000 Costa Rican orchid blooms transform London's Kew Gardens Britain's Royal Botanic Gardens at Kew has just unveiled its annual orchid festival, turning a sliver of southwest London into a riot of tropical colour and flora. 04/02/2022
My Europe Series After 70 years on the throne, is this the Queen's worst yet? Queen Elizabeth II once described 1992 as an 'annus horribilis'. Author and historian Andrew Lownie says this year has been even worse. 04/02/2022
United Kingdom Fifth aide resigns as 'Partygate' pressure continues for Boris Johnson Elena Narozanski has become the latest to quit Downing Street. 03/02/2022
Green News What the UK energy bill hike means for green-powered households There are calls for a windfall tax on North Sea oil and gas giants after Shell reported profits of €18 billion last year. 03/02/2022
United Kingdom Northern Ireland first minister resigns amid post-Brexit discontent Paul Givan was expected to hand in his resignation by the end of the week. 03/02/2022
Culture news 'Dune' dominates BAFTAs with 11 nods: The nominations list in full The 75th annual British Academy Film Awards will take place on 13 March at London's Royal Albert Hall. Here is the list of films that nominated this year. 03/02/2022
United Kingdom Energy bills to rise €833 for average UK households UK Chancellor Rishi Sunak says the government will set aside more than €10 billion to support customers. 03/02/2022
United Kingdom Judge rejects stopping Northern Ireland post-Brexit border controls It is unclear whether or not this order will be followed, with some within the DUP arguing that the administration is under a legal obligation to carry them out. 02/02/2022
Tech News Royal Mail unveils new QR code stamps to send videos and messages The new stamps, which will connect "physical letters to the digital world," mirror similar ones already in use in France and Germany. 02/02/2022
Culture news Team drops rapist player after intervention from bestselling author Raith Rovers have reneged on their signing of David Goodwillie who was found guilty by a judge of raping a woman in 2017. 02/02/2022
United Kingdom 'I'll comply with the law': Boris Johnson faces MPs after Gray report The British prime minister could face a fine if UK police discover that he breached COVID-19 regulations. 02/02/2022
Art First exhibition dedicated to Van Gogh's self-portraits hits London The show at London's Courtauld Gallery will present some of the Dutch artist's self-portraits for the very first time. 01/02/2022
United Kingdom Watch: Pilot forced to abort landing attempt amid high winds A British Airways plane failed to land on the first attempt on Monday, footage showed, due to high winds in London. 01/02/2022
Green News British pig farmers 'fear ruin' over Brexit and the rise of veganism There is a butcher shortage in the UK, which is creating a slaughter backlog for many pig farmers. 31/01/2022
No Comment Scottish island sweeps up Olympic curling Ailsa Craig granite will be used at the Beijing Winter Olympics, which start with a mixed doubles event between Great Britain and Sweden on Wednesday. 31/01/2022
United Kingdom What did Sue Gray's report say about lockdown parties in Downing St? The verdict is in. 31/01/2022
United Kingdom 'He took us all for fools': UK PM slammed over 'partygate' report "The prime minister took us all for fools" and "showed himself unfit for office", said opposition leader Keir Starmer 31/01/2022
Sport Christian Eriksen signs for Brentford, seven months after heart attack He collapsed during Denmark's match against Finland last June. 31/01/2022
United Kingdom Man Utd suspend Mason Greenwood after arrest for alleged violence “An investigation was launched and following enquiries we can confirm a man in his 20s has since been arrested on suspicion of rape and assault,” Greater Manchester Police said in a statement. 30/01/2022
United Kingdom Northern Ireland marks 50th anniversary of Bloody Sunday massacre Hundreds made their way to the Bloody Sunday Monument for the annual memorial service and wreath-laying ceremony, carrying pictures of the victims and flowers in their memory. 30/01/2022
Living This company wants to pay you and your dog €9000 to go vegan If you're prepared to go plant-based for three months with your dog, you could earn a hefty sum. 28/01/2022
Living Here are some of the inventive ways people are reusing COVID plastics Old tests are being repurposed into sparkly jewellery, plant pot labels and more, but not all of our pandemic plastics are necessary. 28/01/2022