United Kingdom News in English

Good morning! It’s 23rd October, and here’s your United Kingdom daily news capsule.

Last candidate for UK grooming gangs inquiry withdraws amid trust issues, survivors demand minister's resignation.

Trump imposes severe oil sanctions on Russia after failed talks with Putin, oil prices surge.

Severe wind weather warning issued for Channel Islands as Storm Benjamin brings heavy rain.

One in twelve secondary pupils face isolation rooms weekly, parents voice concerns over humiliation.

Send reform in England delayed until 2026, major overhaul needed for special needs students.

Independent Orange Order criticizes King’s meeting with Pope, calls for abdication if prayers occur.

Boy sentenced to 16 years for the murder of Harvey Willgoose, named as Mohammed Umar Khan.

Shabana Mahmood claims Home Office is 'not fit for purpose' after a damning report.

Drones introduced by Met Police to enhance emergency response in London, aiming to fight crime.

Lawyers warn against tax raid on partnerships as Rachel Reeves considers tax hikes.

Riots erupt in Dublin over asylum hotel policy, leading to multiple arrests and injuries.

Death threats received by former French president Sarkozy just a day into his prison sentence.

US military strikes alleged drug boats in the Pacific, killing three in a second operation.

Cheryl Grimmer's disappearance draws attention in Parliament as a person of interest is named.

UK inflation holds steady at 3.8%, providing unexpected relief for Reeves and the Bank of England.

That’s all for now — have a great day ahead!