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This year, the Notting Hill Carnival has been the most peaceful in years, with significantly fewer incidents of serious violence, according to the Metropolitan Police.

More than 100 asylum seekers have been detained for deportation to France, as the Prime Minister seeks to address migration issues, according to The Times.

Six young children have been rescued after encountering ’serious difficulty’ in the water at a beach in Wales.

Sting’s former Police bandmates are suing the frontman for millions of pounds in missing royalties. The singer, 73, was handed a High Court writ by the group’s guitarist Andy Summers and drummer Stewart Copeland.

A teenage girl has tragically passed away after becoming unwell at a major music festival in the UK.

US Representative David Schweikert has introduced legislation granting the President authority to act against crypto criminals operating abroad.

The award-winning Scottish screenwriter Paul Laverty has been arrested in Edinburgh for wearing a T-shirt that allegedly referenced the banned protest group Palestine Action.

Vandals have damaged a cricket pitch in south London, causing outrage among local residents.

An estimated 150 tonnes of rubbish was cleared from the streets on the first night of Notting Hill Carnival, following a day of parade, music and dancing.

Bus drivers throughout Britain might go on strike as unions and operators continue to disagree over pay and conditions.

A rickshaw driver and two passengers have sustained critical injuries after being hit by a bus in central London.

A hot air balloon made a dramatic landing in the middle of a street in Bedford on Saturday in front of shocked residents.

Ministers have pledged to deliver "the justice they deserve" to victims of sexual violence as statistics indicate that a growing number of sentences for these crimes in England and Wales are being returned to judges for being excessively lenient.

Yvette Cooper will stop judges from hearing appeals from rejected asylum seekers as part of government plans to clear the backlog of claims more quickly.

The man died after suffering after suffering serious head injuries in a ‘workplace accident’ on a ride at the Spanish City Summer Funfair in Whitley Bay, Tyne and Wear, police said

A funfair was closed after emergency services hurried to the location following reports of a person being "seriously injured" on a ride.

More than 100,000 workers in the UK have switched to a full-time four-day week since the pandemic, further signaling a revolution in the world of work inspired by Covid, according to an analysis.

Ghislaine Maxwell has asserted that Prince Andrew did not have sexual relations with Virginia Giuffre, as indicated by a newly released transcript.

The Army will double its fleet of air defence missile systems in a £118 million deal aimed at strengthening Britain’s protection against cruise missiles and drones, the Ministry of Defence has announced.