Month: August 2025
Met Office issues weather warning as Hurricane Erin rain reaches UK
A yellow weather warning for rain has been issued for Wales and parts of England by the Met Office
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Warning over Mounjaro ‘golden dose’ as users panic over shortages and soaring prices
With the price of Mounjaro to rise in September, some users are using leftover medication in syringes to create an extra dose
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Iran’s rial currency falls to near-record lows on European ‘snapback’ sanctions threat
Iran’s rial currency has fallen to near-record lows as concerns grow that European nations may reimpose United Nations sanctions over its nuclear program
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Once is unlucky, three times is a pattern: Departures from Starmer’s top team reflect dysfunction in No 10
The departure of Nin Pandit, the third senior figure from Downing Street to quit in 10 months, reflects a government struggling to keep on top of the agenda, says political editor David Maddox
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USAID is holding a fire sale to get rid of all the equipment it planned to use on the 5,000-plus projects Trump canceled
Millions of dollars in equipment has been sold, redistributed, abandoned, or lost after Trump administration guts foreign aid agency
Read MoreUSAID is holding a fire sale to get rid of all the equipment it planned to use on the 5,000-plus projects Trump canceled
Millions of dollars in equipment has been sold, redistributed, abandoned, or lost after Trump administration guts foreign aid agency
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Top Boy actor Micheal Ward appears in court charged with rape and sexual assault
The 27-year-old is next due to appear at Snaresbrook Crown Court on 25 September
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Urgent warning for parents as experts find dozens of baby sleeping bags sold online ‘pose suffocation risk’
Online marketplaces had been allowing the sale of products officially recalled by the Office for Product Safety and Standards (OPSS) for suffocation risks
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Bodybuilder infamous for touching men’s muscles found dead in flat
The bodybuilder’s reputation was widely known across the North West
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Gaza’s children being starved to death are now too weak to cry, says Save the Children chief
More and more children express the wish to be dead, top official at humanitarian aid agency says
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