The Home Office has amassed a stock of 16,000 properties for asylum seekers, despite facing shortages of homes for young workers and families. ontractors are offering landlords five-year full-rent deals…
One of the UK's best known tea makers has revealed it is monitoring tea supplies on a daily basis as imports reach a "critical period". Tetley Tea, the country's second…
Discussing energy saving has become the second-most common topic among Brits, with 67% sharing consumption tips weekly, according to a study by Smart Energy GB. Energy tips and discussions around…
Compensation payouts to drivers for pothole-related damage have decreased by over 50 per cent from £3.7 million to £1.7 million between 2019 and 2023, according to latest figures. Motorists are…
You might find one on every other corner, but Wetherspoon pubs have been closing at a surprisingly high rate: 35 were up for sale last Autumn. Hit by rising food and…
A record one in five drinkers gave up alcohol for Dry January, a British Beer and Pub Association survey suggests. Charity Alcohol Change UK said those using its app to…
A coalition of healthcare organisations, including the Faculty of Sexual and Reproductive Healthcare, is advocating for women in the UK to have full control over their contraceptive needs by allowing…
The music industry is still a "boys' club" where sexual harassment and abuse is common, MPs have warned in a report. The Women and Equalities Committee said musicians have to…
A study by the Prince's Trust has revealed that one in five young people aged 16 to 25 are taking time off from school or work due to poor mental…
Two climate change activists hurled soup at the protective glass in front of the world-famous "Mona Lisa" painting in Paris' Louvre museum earlier today. Video footage showed two women flinging…