Lake District visitors face £1,000 fines over new camping rules
Visitors to the Lake District face fines of up to £1,000 for anti-social camping. New PSPOs target littering, abandoned tents, and disposable barbecues. Find out the rules.
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Actor T.K. Carter dies at 69
Beloved actor T.K. Carter, known for roles in The Thing and Space Jam, has died at his California home aged 69. Tributes pour in for the Punky Brewster star.
First Medical Evacuation from ISS Set for Next Week
NASA announces the first medical evacuation in the International Space Station's 25-year history. A crew of four will return early due to a serious but stable medical issue. Read the full timeline.
Woman arrested and fined for feeding pigeons in London
A woman in her 40s was arrested and issued a £100 fixed penalty notice in Harrow for allegedly breaching a PSPO by feeding pigeons. Read the full details of the incident.
NASA's Moon Rocket Rollout Imminent for Artemis 2
NASA's colossal Space Launch System rocket is poised for its journey to the launchpad, marking a critical step towards sending astronauts around the moon for the first time in over 50 years. Follow the latest on this historic space mission.
Bowie's childhood home to be restored and opened
David Bowie's childhood home in Bromley, where he wrote 'Space Oddity', will be restored to its 1960s look and open to the public in late 2027. Explore the room where his musical journey began.
NASA orders first medical evacuation from space station
NASA cuts short an ISS mission due to a serious medical condition, marking its first-ever medical evacuation from orbit. All four crew members are returning to Earth months early.
NASA brings ISS astronauts home early over medical issue
NASA is cutting short the Crew-11 mission on the International Space Station due to a medical concern. The crew, stable but returning early, was due for a May return. Read the latest.
NASA Postpones Spacewalk, Crew to Return Early
A NASA astronaut's medical issue forces an early end to an International Space Station mission. The crew of four will return to Earth days ahead of schedule. Read the full details.
Kensington community groups offered space under A40
Community groups in a deprived part of Kensington face being moved to units under the Westway as part of a major 2,500-home redevelopment plan. Locals say they are being 'treated with contempt'.
NASA may bring ISS crew home early over medical issue
NASA is evaluating an early return for Crew-11 from the International Space Station due to a medical issue. The agency cancelled a planned spacewalk and says the astronaut is stable. Read for the latest updates.
Public Broadcasting Corporation Dissolves After Funding Cuts
The Corporation for Public Broadcasting, which funded NPR and PBS, has formally dissolved after Congress cut $1.1bn. The move threatens local stations and news deserts. Read the full story.
European Office Investment Rebounds in 2025
Central London saw a major rebound in high-value office deals in 2025, driven by investor confidence and a looming supply crunch. Discover the key figures and expert insights.
London's Last Tube Drinking Party: 2008 Ban Anniversary
It's been 18 years since the infamous 'Last Orders' party on the London Underground before Boris Johnson's alcohol ban. We revisit the chaos, controversy, and lasting impact of the 2008 prohibition.
Mamdani's First Orders as NYC Mayor Reverse Adams, Trump Policies
New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani uses inaugural week to sign executive orders reversing predecessor's measures and pledging a new era of public engagement. Read the full story.
Reform UK: Mandatory life terms for child rapists
Reform UK's policy chief announces plans for mandatory whole-life sentences for child rapists, targeting grooming gangs. Read the party's tough new stance on historic abuse.
US Public Radio Sees 'Rage-Giving' Surge After Funding Cuts
Federal funding cuts to US public broadcasters have triggered a wave of 'rage-giving' donations, but stations fear it may not be enough to fill the long-term financial void. Explore the impact on local communities.
US Moon Race Heats Up as Trump Pushes for 2026 Landing
With new NASA chief Jared Isaacman at the helm, the US aims to beat China back to the moon by 2026. Can private space companies like SpaceX deliver on Trump's ambitious lunar directive?
Trump's Final Day: Flurry of Pardons and Policy Actions
In his last hours, President Trump issues a wave of controversial pardons and policy directives, sparking immediate legal and political challenges. Explore the full impact.
Simpsons predictions that came true in 2025
From AI threats to climate anxiety, discover the eerie 2025 events forecast by The Simpsons decades ago. Explore the show's uncanny track record of predicting global trends.
Satellite Images Reveal 2025's Key Global Events
From hurricanes to war zones, explore how satellite imagery documented 2025's most significant moments. See the year's impact from a unique, space-based perspective.
Astronaut reveals depression after spaceflight backlash
Amanda Nguyen, the first Vietnamese woman in space, opens up about a 'tsunami of harassment' following her historic Blue Origin flight with Katy Perry and Gayle King.
Trump's 2025 Climate Claims: From 'Global Cooling' to Coal
A review of Donald Trump's most controversial environmental statements and executive actions in 2025, from rebranding coal to questioning climate science. Explore the facts behind the rhetoric.
Jules Verne Crater Proposed as Moon's Spacecraft Graveyard
A UK reader proposes using the Jules Verne crater on the moon's far side as a designated graveyard for defunct spacecraft, mirroring Earth's Point Nemo. Read the latest letters.
New Lunar Space Race Heats Up as US and China Vie for Dominance
A new geopolitical contest for the Moon's resources is underway, with US-led private ventures and a China-Russia bloc competing for strategic and economic supremacy. Explore the risks and implications.
Japan's Record Defence Budget Fuels Regional Tensions
Japan's cabinet approves a historic ¥9tn defence budget, boosting strike-back capabilities as tensions with China escalate over Taiwan and space militarisation. Read the full analysis.
Shoppers Rave Over Victoria Beckham's Hand Creams
Victoria Beckham's luxury hand cream collection is a hit with shoppers, scoring 4.7 stars. Discover the four-piece set's key ingredients and how it compares to more affordable alternatives.
Free Public Payphones: A Vital Lifeline in the UK
While free calls to Santa from payphones are a festive perk, they highlight the essential role of free public goods for vulnerable groups, from transport to libraries. Discover why their value extends far beyond revenue.
London parking space hits market for £295,000
A single parking space in Notting Hill is on sale for £295,000, exceeding the UK's average house price. A rare investment in prime London property.
Sports Stars Urge Government to Protect Playing Fields
Olympic champions and governing bodies warn planning reforms could scrap vital protections for England's playing fields, hitting the poorest communities hardest. Act now to save our green spaces.
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