Antisocial behaviour fines could hit £100 for loud music on buses and trains, with clearer warnings and signage being proposed.
UK youth unemployment is labelled a moral failure by the PM, as ministers plan hiring incentives, jobcentre support and training to help young people into work.
London housing architecture award honours Lion Green Road in Coulsdon, recognised for affordable homes, durable materials, and strong public realm design in Croydon.
Charlotte Church wellness retreat is paused for re-evaluation as organisers review feedback, staffing, safeguards and options for ticket holders in Wales.
John Swinney expresses concerns about UK safety measures against Russian threats, increasing pressure on ministers to clarify security strategies.
Zelensky visit London highlights UK resolve as the Prime Minister tells Ukraine's leader support will not change, amid shifting allied diplomacy.
Zelensky UK visit brings talks in London at Downing Street with Burnham and the Prime Minister, focusing on security aid, funding and UK-Ukraine ties.
Man City political interference concerns rise as England’s incoming football regulator chair-designate says he would resign if ministers sought to sway a live Premier League case.
Green party leadership election turns tense as Zack Polanski faces backlash over a Zionism motion, by-election strategy doubts, and calls for party discipline.
Unions and school leaders push alternatives to Ofsted school inspections, urging a pause to single headline grades and more support-led reports in England.
