No Trousers Tube Ride returns to London in 2025
The annual No Trousers Tube Ride event has returned in colourful fashion as people stripped down to their underwear and hopped on the London Underground. Hordes of bare legs were seen at
UK Front Pages Highlight: Country Faces Economic Strain, Climate Milestones
UK Front Pages Highlight: Country Faces Economic Strain, Climate Milestones As of January 13, 2025, the front pages of leading UK newspapers spotlight a variety of pressing national and global issues. The
How Viewing Habits Differ?
Women’s European Championship 2025 vs. Men’s European Championship 2024. Antara Verma interviews 6 Swiss people who attentively watched the games last year, about how and why their viewing habits differ The men’s
Reeves Defends China Trip Amid UK Market Woes
Chancellor Reeves has defended her visit to China, emphasising the need to grow the UK economy and raise living standards. Critics question the timing as UK borrowing costs hit a 16-year high
-17.3°C: Scotland Endures Coldest January Night in 15 Years
Northern Scotland recorded its coldest January night since 2010, with temperatures dropping to -17.3°C in Altnaharra. The ongoing cold spell has led to school closures, burst water pipes, and challenging conditions across
UK, US Slap Toughest Sanctions Yet On Russia’s Energy Sector
The UK and US have unveiled stringent sanctions on Russia’s energy sector, targeting oil giants Gazprom Neft and Surgutneftegas for the first time. The measures aim to choke Moscow’s energy revenues, a
10 Councillors Quit Reform UK Over Farage’s Leadership
A group of Reform UK councillors in Derbyshire has resigned, citing dissatisfaction with Nigel Farage’s leadership. Farage, however, claims the councillors were illegitimate candidates from a rogue branch. Ten Reform UK councillors
UK Parliament Hosts Forum On Xinjiang ‘Genocide’
The event aimed to raise global awareness about the systematic atrocities faced by these communities under Chinese rule, including mass detentions, forced sterilisations, torture, forced labor, and cultural destruction. The UK Parliament’s
Home Secy Vows Law To Tackle Child Abuse Cover Ups
Yvette Cooper has announced plans to introduce mandatory reporting of child sexual abuse this year, with criminal sanctions for those who fail to comply. The move follows key recommendations from a seven-year
Thousands Rally in London to Protest Attacks On Gaza Healthcare Workers
A massive demonstration outside the UK Parliament demanded action to protect Gaza’s health workers and medical facilities amid intensifying Israeli attacks. Activists condemned the UK government for its continued support of Israel.