Nine people suffered life-threatening injuries on Saturday night after a stabbing attack on a train in central England that Prime Minister Keir Starmer described as “deeply concerning.”

An MP said he wanted to see his town in the running to become UK City of Culture 2029 to help it "build a new future". The government launched the 2029 contest on Thursday, and Labour MP for Ipswich Jack Abbott is encouraging its leaders to make a bid.

British police declare a "major incident", with counter-terrorism officers investigating a mass stabbing attack on a London-bound train.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer refused to rule out raising income tax, national insurance or value added tax at the upcoming budget, suggesting the government may break its election manifesto promises in order to fill a growing hole in the public finances.

King Charles and Queen Camilla welcomed President Donald Trump and first lady Melania Trump to Windsor Castle for a rare second state visit.

Advanced weather modelling maps show snow could fall in some parts of the UK today, with the data suggesting the white stuff could come down at a rate of around 10cm per hour where flurries are most i

A UK mosque was set ablaze with two people still inside in a suspected arson attack that police are treating as a hate crime.

Chancellor of the Exchequer Rachel Reeves said she aims to outperform anemic growth forecasts for Britain’s economy, as she reiterated warnings of tough choices on tax and spending at her upcoming budget.

Jeremy Corbyn, the former leader of the UK’s Labour Party who faced allegations of antisemitism, is working the phones on Sunday for New York City mayoral candidate Zohran Mamdani.

A community-led project has launched a book about the culinary history of Sheffield and how the city has shaped Britain's food for more than a century. Dungworth, Bradfield & District Heritage Group members have spent the last few years working on The Unsung Flavours of Sheffield.

The current long backlog of cases in courts in England and Wales meant anyone committing an offence knew that, if they were caught, it could still be years before they came to court, Ruda pointed out. Research on deterrents has shown punishment is most effective when it is severe and delivered quickly.