Nigel Farage has responded to Jeremy Clarkson’s claim that using Royal Navy ships to stop Channel migrant crossings is “impossible”.

Police searched the room and found an empty vial of Tirzepatide, a weight loss drug prescribed in the United States under the name Zepbound and in the UK as Mounjaro

President Donald Trump was whisked away from Air Force One onto smaller aircraft and flown to British airbase while White House staffers and journalists believed he was still on board the original plane with them

Almost 305,000 doses were provided free of charge in England’s high street pharmacies in the first five months of the new contraception service

It comes as drought is declared in nearly three quarters of England

The Fire Brigades Union chief warned that the environmental challenges were a ‘national priority’ after a summer of wildfires

The eclipse on 12 August will be the most complete seen in the UK since 1999

Health alerts have been issued across much of England from Tuesday until Friday

The A31 remains closed after National Highways confirmed the road surface suffered ‘significant’ damage

Two thirds of people in Clacton said they would vote for Nigel Farage if the by-election was held tomorrow

Exclusive: Lawyers have sent justice secretary Alex Norris a letter before action over ‘indefensible’ indefinite jail terms condemned by human rights watchdog

The UK has until mid-September to provide evidence to the State Department to support extradition

Heat health alerts are in place across England as the UKHSA has warned there could be a rise in deaths among the vulnerable population

Princess Beatrice celebrated her 38th birthday over the weekend

It follows the driest July in England and Wales since records began

The senior deck hand had repeatedly asked to be transferred to work on shore

Officers attended an address after social services raised concerns for the welfare of a child

Brain scans revealed dogs can interpret different facial expressions

‘Andy did his duty that night. The least they can do is show him some respect’, says a first responder at fatal scene – as No 10 claims it can’t keep killers behind bars

Mohammad Hassan, 23, serving with Greater Manchester Police (GMP), has been charged with multiple offences

‘Drink-driving is often seen as more of a Christmas issue,’ RAC said, but their new data paints a different picture

Such clips are circumventing the social media platform’s moderation policies that prohibit extreme violent material, GNET said

New prime minister Burnham to tackle Britain’s ‘hollowed-out high streets’ by scrapping Blair’s Aim to Permit directive

It comes after Downing Street said it is ‘not possible’ to exempt ‘one or two offenders’ convicted of manslaughter from early release

Emergency services say a vehicle fire spread to the A31 central reservation and nearby heathland

The Reform leader used a press conference on Monday to claim that a previous fire-bombing attack on his house is ‘directly linked to the murder of Ann Widdecombe’

Senior MP says consumers could feel impact of shortages on their food shop within the next six months

Timothy Fory, of the Metropolitan Police’s directorate of professional standards, was convicted of stalking Stephanie Lane, who was also a detective at the force

Nearly three-quarters of England and all of Wales plunged into drought as UK on the verge of fifth heatwave

Parts of the UK are set to see their fifth heatwave of the summer

Parts of England already struggling with prolonged dry weather could be plunged into drought

While canals are found widely throughout UK and Irish cities, reflecting the legacy of the Industrial Revolution, their role in combating urban heating had been largely unknown

Harper Dennis is accused of stabbing his former friend Khaleed Oladipo to death

Nine water companies across England and Wales have imposed hosepipe bans following persistent hot and dry weather

The warship was cut in two in 1908 after straying into the path of another warship

There was unrest in the market town of Thetford last week as some people attempted to storm homes linked to asylum seekers

Enquiries are ongoing to trace the woman’s next-of kin

Calls for student loan finance to feature on GCSE maths curriculum after recent backlash over system

While it was reported this week that Andy Burnham was prepared to ‘explore every option’ to keep Jessie Cole and Albert Bowers in jail, Downing Street has since played down the prospect of an imminent carve-out to keep the pair behind bars

The station said the staff member who played the files had been ‘reprimanded’ and had ‘apologised’

Abbie Lainton was awaiting her GCSE results when the tragic incident took place, friends of the family have said

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has opened talks with the government of El Salvador on potentially renting prison spaces

Chloe Moffat, 26, died a day after managers told her of an anonymous allegation that she had shared sensitive information

There remains a gap between the current share price and the eventual buying price

Nimmy George first lost her medical registration to work after being suspended in August 2024

Farage claimed his party ‘had been treated very differently to everybody else’ before the death of former MP Ann Widdecombe

Edward Hanlon, then 81, suffered several fractured ribs, a punctured lung and a blood clot in his lung

People smugglers have been increasing the number of migrants crammed into boats in recent months

A shutdown in solar energy generation will coincide with a usual surge in electricity demand in the UK

Voters will cast their ballots on Thursday in a race in which the former Ukip leader takes on Count Binface

Cambridge Aerospace develops interceptor systems to use against drones

A staggering 230 people crossed the Channel in a single boat on Monday, eclipsing a record of 165 set just last month. Home affairs correspondent Holly Bancroft takes a closer look at the changing face of Channel crossings – and why it could be mor...

A burst water pipe has shut down the popular theme park at the height of the school summer holidays

Abdul Khan is facing deportation to Afghanistan once he has served two thirds of his term

Millions more could face hosepipe ban as further regions expected to enter drought, expert says

Every southern county is now subject to a hosepipe ban

HS2 Ltd said the marker celebrates ‘one of the world’s greatest engineering dynasties’

Peter Ruis is set to leave his role as managing director of John Lewis next month

Christine Clegg, 79, died after a carer ‘downplayed’ her fall in June 2025

Retailers are reporting more young people are turning to physical collectibles

Banana plants rarely fruit or flower in the UK as it is not warm enough

A new CFO arrived last year as the company struggles under billions of debt

The EU's Entry/Exit System only became fully operational in April but already faces backlash

Doctors advise not stopping prescribed medication in the hot weather without professional advice

Angry residents say they will not be complying with the ban due to the price they pay for water, while others raised the company’s poor record on sewage spills

Emergency services were called to the popular beach on Sunday evening

Both girls are believed to connections to Cornwall