Now is the Future

As the drought continues to impact UK supplies, the number of leaks reported by certain water companies has more than quadrupled since the start of

Despite hot heat and health concerns, dog show organizers were chastised for holding their outdoor event yesterday. Temperatures reached 29 degrees Celsius, prompting the RSPCA

Overseas students are outpacing British teens in getting admission to some of the country’s most prestigious colleges, leaving many clamoring for spots when A-level results

Militant union leaders have been accused of losing their minds when one equated planned anti-strike legislation to Nazi Germany. Transport Secretary Grant Shapps reacted angrily

Plaid Cymru’s leader has urged an MP who abused his wife to resign from the party. Despite being readmitted to the party last week, Adam

The second victim of a ‘unprecedented’ double shooting that has rewritten the’street rules’ of an underground gangland war has been identified as a hairdresser. Colleagues

Following a gunshot in the main terminal that halted flights for hours, Canberra Airport has resumed regular operations. Canberra Airport announced flights resumed at 5

Overseas students are outpacing British teens in getting admission to some of the country’s most prestigious colleges, leaving many clamoring for spots when A-level results

With inflation expected to reach 13% by the end of the year and yearly energy expenses approaching £5,000, we will all need our money to

Salman Rushdie, the author, was taken off a ventilator and able to speak on Saturday, a day after he was stabbed repeatedly as he prepared