Molly Russell would be fighting to make online world safe, bereaved father says
The Government’s consultation on what action it should take to tackle social media harms, titled Growing Up In The Online World, has closed.
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Households set to learn of energy bills hike from July amid Iran war impact
Ofgem will announce its latest energy price cap on Wednesday.
An Inspector Calls at Nationwide’s annual general meeting
In 49 days An Inspector Calls at the Nationwide annual general meeting and in this week’s column Samuel Norman looks at what he could be asking. Also on the agenda… after annual report season, it’s time for Starling to go full throttle on Engine.
FC London’s Stephanie Schoeley plants World Cup seeds with Spain trip
It’s planting season, so every moment on Stephanie Schoeley’s family farm in Thedford is go-go-go right now.
Temperatures to cool for some after six water deaths in record-breaking UK heat
The Met Office said Tuesday was the hottest day in May on record for both England and Wales.
Ed Sheeran beats Taylor Swift to be named UK’s most-played artist in 2025
Myles Smith’s Nice To Meet You was the most-played track on radio, TV and in public places during 2025.
Betting ads featuring Harry Kane and Erling Haaland banned
The ASA found both ads were likely to appeal to people younger than 18.
Spy chief to warn of ‘relentless’ Russian cyber attacks on UK and Europe
The head of GCHQ will urge businesses and members of the public to help boost cyber security in Britain ‘from boardrooms to living rooms’.
Four-fifths of UK firms impacted by Iran war fallout – report
The Barclays survey found more than two-thirds (64%) of businesses said energy and fuel costs were impacting on their business.
Birds of prey in Scotland persecuted 182 times over 10 years – study
The RSPB documented cases of raptors being shot, poisoned and trapped,
Anglo Asian keeping Aim listing under review
An Azerbaijani miner has said it was keeping its listing on Aim under regular review as it seeks to evolve into a mid-market commodities group that is on course to more than treble its copper output over the coming year.
Vehicle ban plan for 200 more London roads outside schools
Side road zebra crossings at junctions will also be trialled on TfL’s major routes
Family, friends mourn London teen found dead after disappearance
In a bedroom with purple walls and pink curtains, a teen’s work uniform is laid out on floral bedsheets.
Royal London Asset Management Expands Relationship with SS&C to Service New Australian Funds
SS&C Technologies Holdings, Inc. (Nasdaq: SSNC) today announced that Royal London Asset Management, a leading U.K. fund management company, has extended its relationship with SS&C.
Ontario passes law to remove councillors for serious misconduct
TORONTO – After five years of pressure, the Ford government has passed legislation allowing municipal councillors to be removed from office for serious code-of-conduct violations.
Arteta handed prestigious honour after triumphant Arsenal campaign
Gunners legend recognised alongside Frank Lampard
1,000 small boats migrants cross English Channel over bank holiday
989 people in 14 boats arrived in the UK between Friday and Monday according to figures from the Home Office
Moon base plans revealed as Nasa chief says ‘the grand return is close at hand’
The outpost at the satellite’s south pole may eventually spread out over hundreds of square miles
Madueke lifts lid on Arsenal title celebrations as next party planned
Forward took centre stage on Gunners’ big night out and is hoping to do it all again this weekend
Joao Pedro names Chelsea star who would thrive for Brazil at World Cup
Striker was a surprise omission from Carlo Ancelotti’s squad for summer tournament
Who Nigeria will face in Unity Cup final as next opponents confirmed
Super Eagles into yet another Unity Cup final after beating Zimbabwe at The Valley on Tuesday evening
Ellie Bamber: It was ‘really empowering’ to play Kate Moss
The actress, 29, stars as Moss in new biographical drama film Moss & Freud.
‘Labour lacks coherent plan’ says Sir Tony Blair in essay critical of Government
The former PM says Labour needs a ‘fundamental reset’ and claims it is ill-equipped to deal with the AI revolution and growth.
London sizzles on hottest May day ever as heatwave causes train chaos
Temperatures reached 35.1C in Kew Gardens on Tuesday afternoon,
News of the day: Stratford Festival opening gala, public art repairs and more
It’s Tuesday, May 26. Here are the top stories we’re following today.
Arsenal get Madueke injury update after huge scare before PSG clash
Winger was a doubt for Champions League final after going off hurt against Crystal Palace
Man arrested in connection with Heaton Park synagogue terror attack
The 49-year-old was arrested in Salford on Tuesday evening.
Femi Azeez scores twice on debut as Nigeria reach Unity Cup final
Arthur Okonkwo impresses on debut as Super Eagles reach Unity Cup final
What are the hottest Tube lines? Underground goes into meltdown amid heatwave
Commuters complained about “sauna-like” conditions on the Underground amid severe delays on the Central and Jubilee lines during the blistering heat
Every confirmed World Cup 2026 squad and expected release dates
Summer tournament fast approaching as title hopefuls begin to reveal team sheets
Murder probe launched after man dies at beach on Bank Holiday
A 24-year-old man from Birmingham has been arrested on suspicion of murder following the incident at Barmouth Beach in North Wales
Bowen issues statement to West Ham fans with future in the balance
Forward’s future with the club in flux after relegation ignominy as Declan Rice weighs in
Sturgeon says ‘no comment’ answers during arrest standard legal advice
The former first minister’s lawyer said it was standard legal advice.
Five die at open water beauty spots during Bank Holiday heatwave
The RNLI have warned of the “very real risk” of swimming in open water during the heatwave
London agri-food sector eyes growth amid trade uncertainty, summit hears
When snack maker Peacasa began operations in 2019, the London-based company made about $500 in annual sales, co-owner Victor Courarie-Delage recalls.
Bad Bunny and Alan Cumming join Toy Story 5 as the gang face off with technology
The Puerto Rican rapper will play Pizza With Sunglasses while US Traitors host will voice the evil alter ego to horse Bullseye.
Lionesses eye Putellas move as Barcelona confirm legend’s departure
Legendary Spaniard available as free agent after clinching fourth Champions League title at the weekend
Cause of Arthur’s Seat fire yet to be established
Police Scotland issued a public appeal for information following the fire at the Scottish landmark.
London now home to Satan’s Choice biker club chapter: President
Harley Guindon says London chapter is among the club’s largest in Canada.
London councillor blasts closure of downtown supportive housing site
London’s downtown councillor is criticizing the planned closure of a downtown supportive housing building, saying the province is downloading its responsibilities onto the city and warning residents could end up back on the street.
Violinist Andre Rieu in Blackpool looking for dancers for upcoming world tour
The conductor joined the 100th Blackpool Dance Festival on Tuesday to recruit competitors for his upcoming 2029 world tour.
MSPs back John Swinney’s independence motion but Westminster rejects referendum
The Scottish Parliament has voted for Westminster to transfer powers to Holyrood to allow a second independence referendum to be held.
Crystal Palace vs Vallecano: Final prediction, kick-off time, team news, odds
Eagles could make history with maiden European crown
Palace XI vs Rayo Vallecano: Confirmed team news and predicted lineup
Eagles sweating over the fitness of two key players ahead of huge European night
Glasner reveals Wharton latest amid mixed Crystal Palace injury update
Eagles set to welcome fresh faces into squad with European title on the line - but will they start?
English wine has moved up a notch – here’s why
English wine is on the up, from Kent’s new Wine Garden of England collective to the Surrey Hills Wine Week.
Nigeria vs Zimbabwe: Unity Cup semi-final - LIVE
Nigeria progress to Saturday’s final and will face India or Jamaica
Heatwave hits trains: All the London services disrupted by the hot weather
Sizzling temperatures have resulted in severe travel disruption across London on Tuesday
Crystal Palace trophy parade: Expected date, start time and route
The Eagles stand to make history this week,
Parents told Government to announce online safety plan in ‘weeks, not months’
The Government’s Growing Up In The Online World consultation is closing.
Officials issue update as closing nears for London’s supervised drug use site
Some services offered in a downtown-area facility that has housed London's sole supervised drug use site will continue, even after the latter shuts down next month, officials say.
Sonny Rollins obituary
One of the great American jazz saxophonists regarded as an improvising genius by fans all over the world
Tips for watering plants during a heatwave
Water responsibly and keep your garden flourishing in the heat with these essential tips
Emily Atack says she was ‘very ill’ with sepsis after birth of first child
The 36-year-old also said she is ‘so done’ speaking about her weight, having faced criticism online.
Stocks climb but BP knocked by chairman’s sudden exit
The FTSE 100 closed up 25.13 points, 0.2%, at 10,491.39.
What strikes are happening in June? All the walkouts as Londoners face travel chaos
The RMT union is planning 24-hour walkouts by Underground drivers on Tuesday June 2 and Thursday June 4
Bins alert for Home Counties amid heatwave
It comes as a yellow weather warning was issued for much of England
Spurs enter transfer talks to sign out-of-favour Man City star
Winger brushed with move to N17 last summer but deal never came to be
Councillors in deprived London borough vote to increase own pay by over £178,000
Tower Hamlets council plans to increase the special responsibility allowances for members by between 10% and 130%,
Explosives probe: Lone accused who hasn’t sought bail makes court appearance
The only person charged in the north London gun-and-explosives case who hasn’t applied for bail was given another two-week adjournment of his case for more “resolution discussions.”
Fresh bid to end hunting with dogs in Northern Ireland is ‘balanced’, MLA says
A previous bid to outlaw hunting wild mammals with dogs in the region was voted down.
Katie Price drama: Foreign Office in talks over mystery of Lee Andrews’ whereabouts
'Lee is OK. He has not been kidnapped but he is under arrest,’ says his father
Embrace Elegant Life to secure a Valley win
RACEGOERS in Hong Kong will have plenty to look forward to when they arrive at Happy Valley for a nine-race programme starting at 11.40am on Wednesday.With just two months and 14 race meetings left of the 2025/26 season, the race for the trainers’ title continues to catch the eye,
Robot and Atzeni will make you thank your Lucky Stars
THERE is little doubt trainer David Hayes would have breathed a huge sigh of relief when Sunday’s winner My Mars broke a long losing sequence for the stable, stretching back to the end of last month.A total of 56 consecutive losers would have put a serious dent in the aspirations of Hayes,
OPINION - Cologne, courtyards, and more clothes: How I would guide Britain through a heatwave
As heatwaves become more common with climate change, the way we work in the UK must adapt.
Starmer insists ‘questions to be answered’ for the SNP over Peter Murrell case
Murrell, the former SNP chief executive who was married to Nicola Sturgeon, embezzled more than £400,000 from the party.
Users say this viral kit makes teeth up to eight shades whiter over time
Coffee drinkers and red wine lovers,
Lucy Punch and Stephen Graham among stars in sports fuelled Burberry campaign
Jason Sudeikis, Romeo Beckham and Rosie Huntingdon-Whiteley also featured in the Autumn campaign for the luxury fashion house.
Man City confirm five-man exodus in wake of Guardiola departure
Spaniard’s disciples hit the bricks as era comes to an end at the Etihad
The creatine supplement we’d recommend after weeks of testing
Creatine is popular with athletes, bodybuilders,
The stealth London luxury hotel you might have missed
Cocooning corridors and expertly crafted Japanese food await at Aethos in Shoreditch
London Festivals 2026: with Lido cancelled, here’s what to book now
From queer extravaganza Mighty Hoopla to the techno-heavy Field Day,
Small bedtime habits that make a bigger difference than you’d expect
If you have to pinpoint the reason why you don’t sleep very well, would you say it was?
Tess Jaray obituary
Influential artist and teacher who explored architectural and pictorial space in her work In 1960, on a travelling scholarship from the Slade School of Fine Art, Tess Jaray, who has died aged 88, made her first trip to Italy. At the Slade she had been taught by Ernst Gombrich, then Britain’s foremost historian of early Renaissance art. She arrived in Florence with her head full of painting, of Giotto and Duccio and Cimabue. It was not these, though, who were to move the 22-year-old student most.
Ukraine destroys Russian spy HQ using British cruise missiles
British-supplied Storm Shadow cruise missiles have destroyed a major Russian command and communications centre in occupied eastern Ukraine, according to a statement from Kyiv’s military leadership,
Ranvir Singh suffers awkward Nikita Kuzmin gaffe after discussing ‘difficult’ night
The broadcaster, who was fronting the ITV breakfast show alongside Tom Swarbrick,
Meet the new Love Island 2026 cast: First contestants unveiled
The first group of Love Island 2026 contestants has been announced,
UK Government has ‘failed’ Northern Ireland in terms of funding – O’Neill
First Minister Michelle O’Neill also criticised Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer for not meeting with her and the deputy First Minister.
Temperatures hit 35C in London as as train services go into meltdown - LIVE
The all-time May temperature high was broken at both Heathrow and Kew Gardens,
Murrell told jeweller ‘I’m the man with the money’ – reports
Peter Murrell has pleaded guilty to embezzlement.
Westminster council leader hits out at ‘Temu’ Oxford Street pedestrianisation plans
If all goes to plan, Oxford Street will become fully pedestrianised by the end of summer 2026
Gen Z craze toy maker Jellycat launches legal action against Next and Hamleys
Jellycat, the British soft toy company that took the interview by storm, has filed several legal actions in the London High Court over trademark allegations.
Weather warning as temperatures surpass May record
Temperatures above 29C were recorded in provisional data on Tuesday.
London MPs mock Farage’s Reform top team after major public bust-up on immigration
Reform UK’s home affairs spokesman Zia Yusuf and Treasury lead Robert Jenrick at odds over party’s deportation plans
Hottest May day record broken again as temperatures reach 35C
It comes amid health and thunderstorm warnings across the country, as well as a series of open-water fatalities in the past few days.
Vulnerable bank customers could face ‘higher barriers’ to redress
Warnings are being raised over a planned Treasury shake-up of financial services rules after an impact assessment revealed vulnerable customers could be excluded from receiving compensation when wronged.
EastEnders fans to see another shock return in tonight’s episode
EastEnders fans will see another character return in tonight's (Tuesday, May 26) episode, following the return of Shona McGarty as Whitney Dean.
Swinney: Scots will ‘resoundingly’ back independence if second vote takes place
The country’s First Minister hailed independence as being the ‘fresh start Scotland so badly needs’.
Is it safe to swim in the Thames? I tried London’s new bathing spot
The water looks clear and swimmers are diving in — but watch out for duck poo
BP removes chairman Albert Manifold after ‘serious concerns’ over conduct
Amanda Blanc, senior independent director at BP, said the board deemed his conduct to be ‘unacceptable’.
Why midi dresses for women continue to define modern luxury fashion
Fashion trends constantly evolve, but certain silhouettes remain timeless because of their versatility and elegance. Over recent years, midi dresses for women have become essential pieces within luxury fashion collections,…
Fatboy Slim: Grassroots venues are where music scenes begin
The British DJ has joined a nationwide three-day festival to support small venues.
I tried Jennifer Aniston and Kylie Minogue’s arch-support flip-flops
For comfort all summer long,
Fifa World Cup under drone terrorism threat, security experts warn
Fifa World Cup organisers will be on alert amid fears domestic terror cells could surface at next month’s tournament, security experts have warned.
Thieving Russians steal Ukrainian homes in occupied areas
Russia has been accused of systematically confiscating Ukrainian-owned property in occupied territories, amid allegations of forced citizenship pressures and restrictions on displaced residents attempting to reclaim their homes. Human Rights…
Starmer tasks Government with taking ‘game-changer’ social media action
Ministers have previously come under pressure in Parliament to ban children from the social media platforms deemed harmful.
King has ‘instant bond’ with cancer patients during visit to new hospital centre
Charles was cheered by patients and staff at York Hospital, as he toured the site before the opening of the Sir Robert Ogden Macmillan Cancer Centre.
Timeline: Where is Katie Price’s ‘missing’ husband Lee Andrews?
Latest twist in ‘disappearance’ of Katie Price’s husband who she claimed was ‘detained in a van with his hands tied’
Popular London lido forced to close mid-heatwave due to ‘unacceptable behaviour’
Hampstead Heath’s Parliament Hill Lido was closed on Tuesday following a fight at the beauty spot on the sweltering Bank Holiday. The popular swimming spot was shut on Monday following the incident and remained closed on Tuesday.
Strictly star addresses Dani Dyer ‘return’ as pro weighs in on new line-up
The daughter of Rivals star Danny Dyer broke her ankle in the 2025 series and had to pull out before the first week of the competition started
M&S's stylish £10 solution for keeping cool in a heatwave
With several speed settings it’s a must-have to beat the heat
Government under pressure to keep defence and energy deals in UK
Rachel Reeves has launched a drive to prevent major Government contracts from being handed to foreign companies amid growing concerns over Britain’s industrial resilience and the economic fallout from escalating…
Finland’s 2026 gambling reform and what it reveals about the EU tax-free casino framework
London’s business community has spent the past five years adjusting to a regulatory environment where cross-border financial services no longer move on autopilot. Post-Brexit divergence in payments, passporting, and consumer-protection…
Dembele issues PSG injury update ahead of Champions League final
Star forward has provided an update ahead of Arsenal showdown
Secret past of child killer revealed as probation officer jailed for historic crime
Andrea Bernard’s death was treated as an accident for nearly half-a-century until her brother contacted police
Stepmother killed girl in scalding bath in 1978, jury finds
Janice Nix, 67, was found guilty of the manslaughter of Andrea Bernard by forcing her into the bath in Thornton Heath, south London, on June 6 1978.
BP chair ousted after less than a year
The chair of BP has been fired after less than a year, after “serious concerns” about his conduct were lodged with the energy major’s board.
Firefighters still at scene of grass fire near Arthur’s Seat almost 24 hours on
The alarm was raised early on Monday evening.
King praised for his understanding of ‘harmony with nature’ at squirrel project
Charles visited the Animal and Plant Health Agency’s York Biotech Campus on Tuesday.
First contestants for new series of Love Island unveiled
The first group of Love Island 2026 contestants has been announced,
Xsolla Expands Its Community Management Tools for Creators, Community Leaders, and Resellers
Xsolla Adds New Features For Creators, Community Leader Experience,
125th anniversary gala concert review – back to 1901 as Wigmore celebrates birthday playing to its strengths
Wigmore Hall, London The veteran chamber music venue kicked off a celebratory two-week festival with a starry lineup of performers playing works that had featured on the first ever programme In May 1901, Wigmore Hall’s inaugural concert began, of course, with God Save the King – the words sounding novel to an audience who, until a few months earlier, had been singing it for Queen Victoria.
Tehran claims US drone kill and fires on a US F-35 stealth fighter jet
Iran’s Revolutionary Guard Corps has claimed it opened fire on an American F-35 fighter jet and shot down a US MQ-9 Reaper drone,
Amber health warning extended as temperatures soar
The hottest May temperature could be broken again on Tuesday with highs of 35C forecast, although thunderstorms could provide some relief.
PHOTOS: Medway vs. St. Thomas Aquinas, TVRA girls high school soccer final
The Medway Cowboys played the St. Thomas Aquinas Flames in their TVRA girls soccer final on Monday at City Wide Sports Park in London. The Flames won bragging rights, and both teams now move on to WOSSAA next week.
$500K fixes on downtown monument nearly done after 8 months: City hall
Restoration work on a decades-old downtown London monument will soon wrap up after eight months, with city hall officials set to conduct a final review within days.
Josh Barrie reviews the bar at Khao Bird, which uses Lidl vodka to good effect
A refreshing drink in the springtime heat
Sturgeon had ‘remarkable lack of curiosity’ over SNP finances, former MP claims
Former SNP MP Joanna Cherry hit out at Nicola Sturgeon after the former first minister’s ex-husband admitted embezzling £400,000 from the party.
Sentencing of teenage boys spared jail in rape case sent to Court of Appeal
The Prime Minister said the ‘distressing’ case had been reviewed under the unduly lenient scheme.
Wes Streeting’s capital gains tax plan risks ‘disrupting’ growth
Wes Streeting’s plans to align capital gains taxes while introducing an investment allowance could be “disruptive” for growth as City advisers have become divided over the benefits of sweeping reforms.
Jury in Jeffrey Donaldson sexual offences trial sworn in
The former DUP leader has pleaded not guilty to 18 alleged offences.
Woman guilty of manslaughter of girl, 5, in south London 48 years ago
Janice Nix, 67, was found guilty of the manslaughter of Andrea Bernard in Thornton Heath,
Wharton injury update as Palace handed double boost for Conference League final
Key midfielder and defender Chris Richards have been struggling with fitness issues
Silver in range amid geopolitical uncertainty
Silver remained inside a consolidation range with some volatility as investors continued to assess the geopolitical developments in the Middle East.
Starmer confirms teen rape case sent to Court of Appeal after public outcry
The Attorney General has sent a rape case, which saw two teenage boys spared jail, to the Court of Appeal following a political backlash over the weekend against the judge’s ruling.
Consistency crisis? Scale with an AI blog writer without losing voice
Scaling blog output looks like the smartest move for visibility and growth.
Petrol prices hit Iran war high as oil tops $100 again
Petrol prices in the UK have hit a new high since the Iran war began, as the price of oil jumped back up to $100 per barrel following fresh US strikes.
Young trio gets warning after golf cart spotted on London-area road: OPP
Ontario Provincial Police in Middlesex County say they've issued a warning to a trio of youths after spotting a golf cart being operated along a roadway northwest of London.
How to keep your house cool in heatwave: Tips to beat the heat without air con
Struggling with a hot house? Here are expert CIBSE tips on how to keep your house cool during a heatwave without expensive air conditioning.
CRH appoints Danilo Juvane as Head of Investor Relations
CRH (NYSE: CRH), the leading provider of building materials, announced the appointment of Danilo Juvane as Head of Investor Relations, effective May 26, 2026. Juvane brings 25 years of capital markets experience to the role, having most recently served as Vice President of Corporate Development, Investor Relations & ESG for The Williams Companies.
London’s coolest places revealed: Interactive map shows where to escape 35C heatwave
As 35C heat sweeps the capital,
Palace XI vs Raya Vallecano: Confirmed team news and predicted lineup
Eagles sweating over the fitness of two key players ahead of huge European night
Porsche Cayenne Coupe Turbo Electric: a super-powered SUV
Tim Pitt drives the new Porsche Cayenne Coupe Electric in flagship Turbo guise. Can a 1,156hp family SUV make any sort of sense? The SUV coupe is a curious species.
B&Q owner eyes warm weather boost as sales fall
B&Q’s FTSE 100 owner will be hoping for a heatwave boost after it blamed poor weather for falling sales at the start of the year.
Met Office warns of flooding and lightning after hottest May night on record
Britain is bracing for thunderstorms and possible flash flooding after sweltering through record-breaking May temperatures and consecutive “tropical nights”.
Bitcoin faces geopolitical risks
Bitcoin continued to swing near the levels seen during the last few days as investors adopt a more cautious stance amid renewed geopolitical uncertainty.
Plea for information as first dig to find Disappeared victim begins
Seamus Maguire is thought to have been killed and secretly buried by republican paramilitaries between 1973 and 1976.
Oil caught in crossfire of diplomacy and war
Oil remained under pressure on Tuesday, even as renewed military activity in the Middle East reminded the market that any recovery in supply conditions is unlikely to be straightforward.
‘Delighted to be wrong’ - Sam Altman changes tune on AI job apocalypse fears
OpenAI boss Sam Altman has softened his warnings over AI wiping out white-collar work, saying the feared “jobs apocalypse” has so far failed to materialise despite the tech rapidly reshaping business decisions and operations.
Sales jump at homeware retailer Dusk despite pressure on shoppers
The online homeware and furniture retailer has revealed revenues jumped by 28% to £195 million for the year to March 31.
Man Utd ‘lead Bowen transfer chase’ amid West Ham hope
Hammers captain is expected to attract plenty of interest this summer
London makes up more than a third of UK corporation tax receipts
London accounts for more than a third of total corporation tax receipts across the UK, new data analysed by City AM has shown. Data shared by the Office for National Statistics (ONS) has shown that London makes up around 36 per cent of total corporation tax income generated each year,
Boy stabbed to death as house party fight erupts in Hackney
The victim was found as police responded to reports of disorder involving machete-wielding thugs in Towpath Walk
Up to 2,000 rental units planned in huge overhaul of former St. Thomas rail site
A London-based developer is laying the groundwork to add up to 2,000 rental units to the housing supply in growing St. Thomas.
Alkermes to Showcase Leadership in Psychiatry and Orexin Biology With New Data at the American Society of Clinical Psychopharmacology Annual Meeting
— Company to Present 11 Posters Demonstrating Commitment to Advancing Innovative Research for People Living With Chronic Psychiatric and Neurological Disorders —
David Lammy rejects higher pay rise for judges amid recruitment crisis
David Lammy turned down an independent recommendation for a higher judicial pay increase, instead approving a 3.5 per cent rise amid government efforts to tackle recruitment challenges for senior judges.
IHS Towers Publishes 2025 Sustainability Report
IHS Holding Limited (NYSE: IHS) (“IHS Towers”) group, one of the largest independent owners, operators, and developers of shared communications infrastructure in the world by tower count, has today published its 2025 Sustainability Report.
Oil prices return to 100 dollars a barrel as US carry out strikes in Iran
Oil prices have risen to 100 dollars a barrel as waning optimism over a US-Iran peace deal weighs on global energy markets.
Thunderstorm warnings on what could be hottest May day on record
On Monday, the UK recorded its provisional all-time hottest meteorological spring temperature when Kew Gardens in south-west London hit 34.8C.
Siena Kelly, star of 1536: ‘I am typecast as a little minx now’
A West End debut in front of Margot Robbie didn’t faze Siena Kelly — the star of 1536 was born to play the role
Four killed as train hits school bus on level crossing in Belgium
The school bus was on a level crossing when it was hit by the train in Buggenhout
New Boyzone documentary reveals ‘raw and revealing story’ before farewell shows
The new film coming to Sky follows the successful three-part documentary series Boyzone: No Matter What.
Firefighters work through night tackling grass fire near Arthur’s Seat
Several fire appliances went to the scene near the ruins of St Anthony’s Chapel
Food staple prices set to remain more expensive in long term – report
Food price rises leading on from ‘major shocks’ tend to come down only slowly and partially afterwards, according to analysis from the ECIU.
Oil and gas has long-term future if UK Government backs industry, report says
The decline of the North Sea is being accelerated unnecessarily, the Aberdeen and Grampian Chamber of Commerce said.
Less than half of people feel confident about investing – survey
Six in 10 people surveyed think some people are ‘born investors,’ Aviva said.
Streeting urges social media ban for under-16s
The recently-resigned former health secretary joined calls for an Australia-style ban, ahead of a consultation closing.
Top City law firm slammed for ‘misleading’ AI letters sent to court
A well-known London-headquartered law firm has been criticised by a High Court judge after a lawyer sent the court AI-generated letters containing false legal information.
Embassy officials praise Arsenal ahead of ‘Visit Rwanda Champions League final’
The High Commission of Rwanda this week congratulated Arsenal on their Premier League title days before a Visit Rwanda partnership concludes at the Champions League final.
London AI jobs boom as Anthropic salaries hit £630k
London’s AI hiring race is accelerating at dizzying rates, with Anthropic offering some engineers in the capital as much as £630,000 a year as Big Tech firms battle for AI talent.
Mia Drennan: I was selling Macks in Debenhams – now I run a unicorn
It took Mia Drennan 400 meetings to get her loan agency off the ground. Over 15 years later, she speaks to Ali Lyon about the recent investment that took the firm to fabled unicorn status, and what lies next.
Next boss slams Labour’s zero-hour contracts crackdown
The boss of Next has slammed the government’s crackdown on zero-hour contracts and called on Labour to unwind its “employment taxes”.
ROYC and Stilla Enter Strategic Partnership to Operationalise Agentic AI in Private Markets
ROYC today announced a partnership with Stilla.ai as the platform layer where ROYC will create, share and run its internally developed AI skills and agents.
Poor investor communication is holding back Britain’s listed companies
UK-listed companies are losing the confidence of retail investors, as shareholders complain of weak communication, poor transparency, and limited access to chief executives, according to new research from InvestorHub and ShareSoc.
Tom Aikens finds his Muse
From Norwich to London to Paris, Tom Aikens is serving his life in food, but does the conceit live up to the eat, asks Carys Sharkey Walking through the corridors of Norwich catering college, Tom Aikens knew he was exactly where he wanted to be.
Marqeta Expands Account and Money Movement Offering in Europe, Building on Strong Regional Momentum
NEWS HIGHLIGHTS Through its relationship with Banking Circle, Marqeta expands its portfolio of account and money movement tools into 30 additional European countries.
‘Mishmash of people, but there was kindness’: ‘Cockney Sikh’ on east London
Suresh Singh has turned his memories of growing up in Spitalfields among diverse communities – and the far right – into a walking tour
Two teens charged after serious assault in Surrey
Two teenagers have been charged following a serious assault in Surrey.
NHS issues 11am to 3pm ‘stay inside’ warning for thousands amid heatwave
Thousands of Brits are being urged to stay indoors as forecasters predict another day of extreme heat.
Stryker Launches Pangea Plating System and Completes First Case in Europe
Stryker (NYSE:SYK), a global leader in medical technologies, announced today the European launch of its Pangea Plating System, a plating platform for the treatment of a wide range of fracture patterns. Prof. Alex Trompeter, design surgeon and orthopaedic trauma surgeon, along with his team at St.
VVV Sports eyes Nasdaq listing after £5m raise for US expansion
London-listed VVV Sports, believed to be the only public pure-play vehicle for investing in padel and pickleball, is planning to join Nasdaq later this year.
FTSE 100 Live: Kingfisher tops stocks; UK petrol prices surge to Iran war high
Good morning and welcome back to the City AM liveblog. The City is returning from the Bank Holiday break to find the tensions in the Middle East continuing in a stalemate – or perhaps a further escalation than last week.
Oticon Medical Introduces Ponto™ Instant, Expanding Non-Surgical Choice with Instant HearBand and Instant SoundConnector
Oticon Medical today announces its new non-surgical portfolio, Ponto Instant, designed to broaden access to bone conduction hearing and offer more choice for users and hearing care professionals. This press release features multimedia.
Labour has become the party of welfare, not work
A generous interpretation of events would be to concede that Labour has avoided any attempt at welfare reform because it’s been waiting for the conclusions of Alan Milburn’s review into the crisis of youth unemployment.
Will Sky Garden pick up a coveted Toast the City award?
We have launched the Toast the City awards 2026 and throughout the year we’ll be speaking to some of the nominees. Today we caught up with Sky Garden director Monika Kowalewska-Kheir. To nominate your favourite Square Mile spots for the 2026 awards, from bars and restaurants to galleries and green spaces, visit the Toast the City website here.
Inside abandoned buildings in Croydon with haunting pasts revealed
Croydon is home to some of London’s most haunting abandoned sites, from Cane Hill Hospital to the former airport and deserted towers.
End quantitative tightening now
Ending active quantitative tightening is not monetary loosening. The Bank must stop adding avoidable pressure to the gilt market.
Politicians back $300 fine for pets left in hot cars
City politicians have endorsed a new $300 fine for leaving pets in cars during extreme temperatures.
Doug Ford blasts judges, threatens notwithstanding clause over encampments
TORONTO – Unless the courts reverse a decision blocking the clearing of a homeless encampment in Kitchener, Premier Doug Ford says his government could dust off plans to pass anti-encampment legislation using the notwithstanding clause, effectively preventing courts from stopping encampment removals.
News of the day: Old fire hall for sale, fake tornado photos and more
It’s Monday, May 25. Here are the top stories we’re following today.
Startup linked to London explosives case entered defence-drone competition
A startup linked to three men charged in a guns and explosives investigation entered a competition organized by Canada’s Department of National Defence (DND) offering up to $1 million for drone-defence innovation.
London Majors pitching staff faces early test with busy schedule
The Toronto Blue Jays call it a bullpen day and the Detroit Tigers have long branded it pitching chaos.
Woman charged in fatal hit-and-run on Walpole Island
A Wallaceburg woman is charged after a vehicle struck and killed a pedestrian on Walpole Island First Nation earlier this year, police said.
How to spot a rare Harry Potter book as copy sells for ‘world record’ £17,000
A first-edition copy of Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone has sold for £17,000 at auction - how to tell if you have one just as valuable.
UK breaks record for hottest May day after 82 years as temperatures still rising
Temperatures reached a scorching 32.9C to break the record at Heathrow and have since risen to 33.5C.
‘I begged for help’: the police failings that led to UK mother’s death at hands of her daughter’s stalker
Yolanda Saldana Feliz was stabbed 40 times by Miguel Angel Florentino,
Parts of England expected to hit 35C in ‘unprecedented’ May heatwave
Monday predicted to be hottest May day on record by large margin,
Opposition divided: battle among Iranian regime’s opponents plays out on London streets
Supporters of Reza Pahlavi, exiled son of the late shah,
Food orders and phone bills: Jimi Hendrix memorabilia to go on display in London
Exclusive: Exhibition to include letters,
Meet the woman who started ‘extraordinarily popular’ Tube tradition 40 years ago
Judith Chernaik will be at Keats Library in Hampstead to explain how she and her neighbours dreamed up the Poems on the Underground series 40 years ago.
Three things we learned as Spurs step up to seal Premier League survival
Roberto De Zerbi appointment pays off but a long summer of soul-searching lies ahead for Spurs
McFarlane issues apology to fans as Chelsea miss Europe on final day
Xabi Alonso will play no European football in first season at Stamford Bridge
Arsenal lift Premier League title for first time in 22 years
Martin Odegaard becomes the first Arsenal captain since Patrick Vieira to lift the Premier League trophy
Tottenham player ratings vs Everton: Palhinha the hero as Spurs survive
Pedro Porro and Antonin Kinsky also step up as West Ham consigned to relegation on final day
Bowen reveals if he will leave West Ham after relegation confirmed
Club captain scored in final day victory but Spurs win ensured Irons would go down
Hottest May day for 79 years with Monday forecast to be even warmer
Parts of the UK were as hot as the Mediterranean with a high of 32.3C at Kew Gardens.
West Ham have been relegated - what comes next?
Hammers succumbed to relegation after a miserable campaign
Liverpool held by Brentford as Salah waves goodbye to Anfield
Egyptian king leaves Merseyside after nine years at the club
Fulham end campaign on a high as Howe’s Newcastle face more scrutiny
Marco Silva secures three more points in what may be final game in charge
Guardiola farewell spoiled as Aston Villa beat Man City on final day
Catalan will leave City after 10 years at the helm