A historic Ottawa chapel is facing eviction as the local French Catholic school board reclaims space to meet Ontario Ministry of Education classroom mandates. Parishioners have been granted a two-month extension to plan for their future.
A Long Island woman has been convicted of assault and weapons charges after throwing homemade dynamite at her sleeping boyfriend, causing him to lose his hand.
Prime Minister Keir Starmer is launching a new crackdown on retail crime, featuring a standalone offence for assaulting staff and a pledge to end the 'free-for-all' shoplifting culture. The move follows reports that nearly 80% of retail workers have faced abuse, though the government faces criticism over new sentencing guidelines.
Meghan Markle has shared social media posts suggesting the end of a difficult seven-year cycle. The Duchess, a Leo, signaled that she is emerging from a period of heavy personal and professional scrutiny.
Over 50 firefighters are battling a series of intense wildfires across Northern Ireland's Mourne Mountains. Authorities have issued an amber warning as the NIFRS manages a surge in emergency calls during a period of unseasonably hot, dry weather.
A 51-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of arson after a major fire broke out at the well-known Pink Punters nightclub in Milton Keynes on Sunday. No injuries were reported due to efficient evacuation efforts by venue staff.
A new survey reveals that Gen Z views 53 as the start of old age, while Boomers push that milestone to 75. As life expectancy rises, the focus is shifting toward maintaining an active, healthy 'healthspan'.
New DWP data reveals the most common conditions among 3.9 million PIP recipients as the government prepares for a 2.5% payment increase and ongoing reform consultations.
Family and supporters held a vigil near the Washington Monument to honor the memory of Virginia Giuffre, while renewing calls for a meeting with King Charles during his upcoming U.S. visit.
HMRC has introduced a streamlined process for parents liable for the High Income Child Benefit Charge, allowing them to adjust their tax codes via a single phone call. This update avoids the need for annual Self Assessment returns while maintaining valuable National Insurance pension credits.
New Motability Scheme rules starting July 2026 will restrict mileage and tyre replacements for new applicants to combat rising tax costs. While core services remain, drivers will face higher fees for exceeding limits.
A Channel 4 Sunday Brunch segment caused a stir when host Tim Lovejoy apologized for guest Amy Gledhill’s use of the word 'bloody.' The incident underscores evolving broadcast standards, even as Gledhill’s tour sees renewed interest.
