British politics has entered uncharted territory, as a new Ipsos poll reveals Reform UK has taken a commanding nine-point lead over Labour, positioning party leader Nigel Farage as a likely candidate for Prime Minister if a general election were held tomorrow. The poll, based on a nationally representative sample of[Read More…]

Sheffield, UK  2 July 2025 One of Sheffield’s most distinctive independent cafés has returned to its original home. Feast, first established on Chapel Walk in 2007, has reopened on the same historic street this time with a fully refurbished interior, upgraded equipment, and renewed ambition. Located within the recently restored[Read More…]

Bank of England Governor Andrew Bailey has reiterated that interest rates in the UK remain on a downward trajectory, despite the Bank’s recent decision to keep the base rate steady at 4.25 percent. Speaking after the latest Monetary Policy Committee meeting, Bailey said that while rates are not yet ready[Read More…]

The Bank of England has launched a public consultation inviting people across the United Kingdom and abroad to help shape the theme for the next generation of British banknotes. This marks the first time in more than half a century that the central bank is seeking public input on such[Read More…]

The UK government has announced a new £54 million initiative to attract leading scientists, engineers, and technology experts from around the world. This program aims to strengthen the country’s position as a global leader in innovation and support growth in key areas such as artificial intelligence, green technology, and biotechnology.[Read More…]

The 2025 Audi SQ7 TFSI brings quiet confidence to the world of high-performance SUVs. While others focus on flashy looks and extreme horsepower, the SQ7 takes a more refined approach delivering strong performance, real practicality, and impressive comfort without drawing too much attention. Under the hood is a 4.0-liter twin-turbocharged[Read More…]

The number of households struggling to pay their energy bills in the UK has fallen, according to new data, offering a tentative sign of relief for consumers following months of high living costs. The figures, released by the energy regulator Ofgem and consumer watchdogs, suggest that fewer people are now[Read More…]

Tens of thousands of drivers have had their penalty charges for using the Dartford Crossing canceled after a major error involving automated number plate recognition systems. Since the start of 2025, more than 60,000 penalty charge notices (PCNs) have been overturned following widespread issues linked to the technology used to[Read More…]