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The Duke of Cambridge has said the 'entire country is so proud' of the England women's national football team after the Lionesses' 4-0 semi-final victory over Sweden booked them a place in the Euro 2022 final.
A cross-Channel dispute has erupted after a weekend of travel chaos at the port of Dover, which saw holidaymakers and freight workers stuck in queues for hours before border checks.
After several weeks of romance, rows and friendships, series eight of Love Island is now in its final week. The hit ITV dating show began back in June with an original line-up of 10 single contestants hoping to find love in the Majorcan villa and potentially win a £50,000 prize pot.
Irish Foreign Minister Simon Coveney told France 24’s Europe Editor Catherine Nicholson that his government will respect whoever becomes the new prime minister in September.
The summer holidays might be just around the corner, but students who sat their GCSEs this year will be facing an anxious wait for their results. Schools have faced a challenging few years with learning disrupted by the Coronavirus pandemic.
The Home Office response to soaring numbers of migrants entering the UK across the English Channel is "poor," a report has found. The report by Independent Chief Inspector of Borders and Immigration (ICIBI), David Neal, found the "ineffective and inefficient" Home Office response has exposed gaps in security procedures and left vulnerable migrants at risk.
Boris Johnson delivers final rousing speech as Prime Minster during PMQs
Some of the biggest UK retailers will offer new deals to help families struggling with soaring prices over the summer holidays. Businesses agreed to slash some costs as part of the government’s Help for Households campaign. It comes as the surging cost of living is pushing more and more families towards breaking point as rising food and fuel prices sent inflation to a new 40-year high. The deals include the extension of supermarket giant Asda’s scheme allowing children to buy a meal for £1, and the introduction of a “feed your family for a fiver” campaign by Sainsbury’s. Amazon has a page linking to free music and TV, learning resources and value groceries, while children can get a free meal at Morrisons cafes. London theatres will let children see a West End show for free in August with a fee-paying adult, while telecoms firm Vodafone is promoting a mobile social tariff of £10 a month.