All news for 2026-08-06

Under the plans, employers would be held responsible even if they were unaware of the worker’s immigration status.

Keaton Slater, 12, was struck by a black BMW on the city’s Radford Road in June 2024, and despite the best efforts of medics, was pronounced dead at the scene.

When authorities began investigating the alleged laundering of tens of millions of euros through Latvia’s ABLV Bank, the case was hailed as a significant victory for European law enforcement.

The Israeli strikes occurred despite another round of talks aimed at ending the war following the agreed pause in fighting made in June.

Princess Eugenie has given birth to a baby daughter, but the joyous event was slightly different from her previous pregnancies.

Voters in Clacton are set to head to the polls once again in just over a week for a by-election that even Nigel Farage’s supporters admit didn’t need to happen.

An academic at the center of a high-profile plagiarism scandal has resigned as a professor of sociology at the University of Cambridge after being placed under investigation.

A SpaceX rocket has crashed into the Moon – and experts say it serves as both a warning and a lesson for those of us on Earth.

Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz further deepen the rift in their bitter feud with his family.

A man may be forced to demolish his £4 million home after his Channel 4 star neighbor complained about a balcony overlooking a garden.

With only 12 weeks remaining before his first budget, the new chancellor, John Healey, is exploring ways to increase public investment without breaking the Treasury’s fiscal rules – and some economists are encouraging him to be bold.

A planning decision on the DARC - Deep Space Advanced Radar Capability - project was expected last week, but the Welsh Government intervened days before the vote, a move that could potentially lead to a conflict with Westminster concerning the UK’s national security.