Trump sues BBC for $5B, claiming edited footage falsely implied he incited Jan. 6 violence; BBC defends accuracy and press freedom.

A former Royal Marine pleaded guilty to 31 charges after deliberately crashing his car into Liverpool fans, injuring 134, including children and a baby.

U.S. envoy Steve Witkoff meets European leaders in Berlin to push a U.S.-led Ukraine peace plan, with progress required for Trump's potential official involvement.

Over 600 historic artifacts, including colonial-era Indian items and jewelry, were stolen from a UK storage facility.

Paramedic Jay Vernon was struck by a drunk driver during Liverpool's victory parade, injuring 134 people, including 29 first responders.

The UK will rejoin Erasmus+ in 2027, restoring student exchanges with Europe after Brexit.

UK police won’t probe Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor over 2011 background check claims due to lack of new evidence.

UK police end investigation into Prince Andrew’s 2019 encounter, citing no further action.

MI6 chief Blaise Metreweli warns Russia is a major global threat due to aggression, cyberattacks, and disinformation, urging tech upgrades in intelligence.

Hong Kong convicted Jimmy Lai of collusion and sedition under national security law; UK condemns trial as political, demands his release.