World
Police Turn to Charities as Teens Get Caught in Online Abuse
Law enforcement agencies are partnering with specialist charities to manage a rising volume of teenagers entangled in online child abuse.
Business
Sussex residents face soaring heating oil costs and take extra jobs
High heating oil prices in Sussex have forced residents to take on extra jobs and leave homes unheated during the winter months.
Politics
Energy Minister urges suppliers to help households tackle unpaid bills
Britain's energy minister met with major energy suppliers to discuss plans to help households manage unpaid bills this winter ahead of a major debt relief scheme.
Science
Extra special pied tamarin twins born at UK zoo
A small Devon zoo is celebrating the birth of critically endangered pied tamarin twins, marking a rare breeding success for the European region.
Climate
Early Polar Vortex Disruption Sparks Uncertainty Over UK Weather
An unprecedented early weakening of the polar vortex leaves forecasters uncertain about potential winter impacts on the UK.
Health
Cancer Diagnoses in England Reach Record High of Over 1,000 Daily
NHS data reveals a record number of cancer diagnoses in England, though experts warn that treatment targets are being missed despite improved early detection rates.
Entertainment
Russell Brand Detective Urges Potential Victims to Come Forward After Conviction
Following Russell Brand’s conviction for rape and sexual assault, lead detectives are encouraging other potential victims to come forward as further investigations continue.
Health
Experts Warn Against Risks of Cosmetic Tourism Packages
The British College of Aesthetic Medicine has launched a new safety checklist to warn patients about the severe medical risks associated with undergoing cosmetic procedures abroad.
Politics
Andy Burnham seeks to recast Chagos Islands deal amid US opposition
Prime Minister Andy Burnham is pursuing a new agreement regarding the Chagos Islands following resistance from Washington over the original sovereignty transfer plan.
Politics
EU Presses UK for Tuition Fee Guarantees Ahead of November Summit
European diplomats are demanding a firm commitment on student tuition fees from the UK government, threatening to delay key trade and industry agreements.