Politics
Starmer Slams 'Disgusting' Grok AI Images, Vows Action as Ofcom Probes X
PM Keir Starmer condemns X's Grok AI for creating non-consensual explicit images. Ofcom investigates potential Online Safety Act breaches. Read the latest.
Culture
Coronation Street's Sally Ann Matthews swaps cobbles for Steps musical in major career shift
Coronation Street icon Sally Ann Matthews is set to star in the hit musical HERE & NOW, trading Weatherfield for the stage. Discover her exciting new chapter.
Sports
Giannis Antetokounmpo Boos Bucks Fans Back in Historic Home Loss to Timberwolves
Milwaukee Bucks star Giannis Antetokounmpo responded to booing home fans during a record 139-106 loss to Minnesota. The two-time MVP discusses team struggles and his reaction.
Business
TGI Fridays Closes 16 UK Restaurants, 456 Jobs Lost in Administration
Iconic US chain TGI Fridays has permanently closed 16 UK sites, making 456 staff redundant, after falling into administration. A rescue deal saves 33 other locations. Full list of closures inside.
Health
Environment
Transport
New Map Reveals London Tube 4G/5G Coverage
A major rollout brings 4G and 5G to more Tube stations and tunnels. See the updated map and find out when your line gets connected. Stay online across London.
Knife fight at Willesden Junction Overground station
A man sustained non-life-threatening injuries after a knife fight at Willesden Junction Overground station. British Transport Police are investigating and appealing for witnesses.
Guide: How to appeal unfair private parking tickets
A driver's parking fine nightmare reveals what to do when payment machines fail. Expert advice on appealing private parking charges, from evidence gathering to court action.
London Underground to get full mobile coverage by 2026
Transport for London confirms over half of its underground stations now have 4G and 5G, with the entire network set for connectivity by the end of 2026. Stay connected on your commute.
Caledonian Sleeper's new Birmingham route starts Jan 15
The iconic Caledonian Sleeper train launches a new stop at Birmingham International on January 15, 2026, marking its biggest timetable change in three decades. Discover how this boosts travel and tourism.
Property
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