Experts are warning that petrol and diesel prices will continue to rise over the coming days and weeks, with drivers potentially seeing new Iran war-peaks.
The latest data from RAC Fuel Watch marks an unwelcome update for millions of motorists around the country as they face high costs at the pumps.
Britain’s iconic Jodrell Bank telescope is facing the axe, as job cut fears have been raised amid latest cuts to science funding.
UK Research and Innovation has cut the £2.8million annual budget for Jodrell Bank Observatory in Cheshire.
As a result, all scientific observations are set to end on April 1 2028 unless new sources of money can be secured.
Mark White has clashed with Pablo O’Hana during a heated exchange over radical Islam following the Berlin Pride attack, as the political strategist was unwilling to blame the ideology for the act.
The pair also locked horns over the Labour MP Kate Osborne’s claim that the attack was connected to the rise of Reform UK and GB News.
A man has been arrested in France after allegedly looting an evacuated property and making off with 44 bottles of fine wine as catastrophic wildfires sweep across southwestern France.
Officers stopped the suspect outside an unoccupied home in Eysines, Gironde, at approximately 6.15pm on Saturday, according to police.
A search of his vehicle uncovered the haul of premium wine concealed inside.
Andy Burnham has issued a whimsical two-word response after a bride-to-be made a cheeky request ahead of her wedding.
After the Prime Minister opened No10 North – a new northern base created as part of his”devolution revolution” – Saz Burwin took to social media to flag an issue.
Heron House, in the city centre, is also home to Manchester Register Office, where Ms Burwin and her partner are due to get married in just a few weeks’ time.
Alex Armstrong has demanded answers from Labour minister Hamish Falconer on his parliamentary colleague Kate Osborne’s “beyond despicable” comments following the Berlin Pride attack.
In the wake of the car ramming, the left-wing MP blamed Reform UK and GB News for homophobic “hate” which led to the incident.
The Jarrow and Gateshead East MP accused the party and the People’s Channel of “spouting nonsense and broadcasting content and language that attacks and vilifies the LGBTQ+ community”.
A pregnant woman is among three injured after a knife attack in Paris.
Two of the three victims are severely wounded after the horror stabbing which took place close to Place de Clichy, police confirmed.
A man has been arrested by an off-duty police officer.
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Archaeologists working at the ancient site of Pompeii have revealed a reconstructed section of an ornate ceiling vault covered in frescoes, which researchers believe once adorned a banqueting chamber on an upper storey of a dwelling connected to a bakery.
The vault’s paintings portray mythological imagery centred on the Greek figures of Dionysus, deity of wine and celebration, and Ariadne, a Cretan princess.
A school pupil has made history by becoming the most decorated competitor in the International Mathematical Olympiad’s existence.
Alex Chui, a Year 13 pupil at Tonbridge School in Kent, achieved a flawless score of 42 out of 42 at this year’s contest in Shanghai, finishing joint first and claiming his fifth gold medal.
Millions of drivers across the country could be slapped with yet another motoring tax under new parking rules put forward by several councils, which have previously been backed by Prime Minister Andy Burnham.
Cardiff has become the latest council to support a Workplace Parking Levy scheme after rejecting calls for a congestion charge across the city.