The House of Commons approved sweeping emissions legislation by a margin of 94 votes, compelling the UK to achieve net-zero by 2038 — a full decade ahead of previous targets — as thermometers broke April records across England and Wales.
Unexpectedly weak US jobs data triggered a global sell-off, dragging London's benchmark index down 1.8% while the pound slipped to $1.2340 against the dollar.
A cross-party committee met for seven hours as industry groups warned that proposed liability clauses could drive investment to the EU and US.
Researchers from University College London say the compound BR-7 reduced brain plaque formation by nearly a third in the largest trial of its kind ever conducted in Britain.
A dominant first-half display at Wembley has raised hopes ahead of the European Championship qualifiers. Gareth Southgate hailed it as "the blueprint".
Mediators from Egypt, Qatar and the US left without a joint statement as both sides maintained irreconcilable positions over prisoner exchanges.
Member states will jointly purchase natural gas reserves for the coming winter under a deal brokered after 14 hours of negotiations.
The 61–38 vote represents the first significant immigration legislation to clear Congress in over a decade, combining border enforcement with pathways to residency.
A 12-nation exercise involving 40 warships began on Wednesday in waters that China considers part of its sovereign territory.
The result has reignited debate over the role of AI in healthcare as NHS trusts weigh the cost savings against patient safety concerns.
The National Cyber Security Centre issued a critical advisory after disruption was detected in systems linked to water treatment facilities in the Midlands.
Data from the CryoSat-3 mission shows the West Antarctic Ice Sheet is thinning at twice the rate recorded a decade ago, with direct implications for sea-level projections.
Five members voted to hold while four dissented, the sharpest internal divide since 2012. Governor Bailey said the committee was "watching the data hour by hour".
Halifax reported the strongest monthly gain since 2022, driven by low supply and continued demand from first-time buyers using the new shared-equity scheme.
Wind, solar and hydro generation surpassed fossil fuels for an entire week for the first time in the nation's history, according to National Grid ESO.