United Kingdom News in English

Good morning! It’s 26th January, and here’s your United Kingdom daily news capsule.

Russia reportedly using Interpol's wanted list to target critics abroad, a leaked document reveals.

Thousands march in Crowborough protesting the asylum plan for a former military camp.

Ian Russell discusses life after his daughter Molly's death and the challenges of banning social media.

The number of graduates claiming benefits has surged to 700,000 in recent months.

NATO soldiers respond to Trump's comments, urging respect for those who have served.

The UK is set to join nine European countries in building a massive wind power grid in the North Sea.

Andy Burnham warns his legacy in Greater Manchester could be left in tatters amid scrutiny.

A tragic ferry accident in the Philippines leaves at least 15 dead and hundreds rescued.

Dual citizen Brits have just weeks to prepare for significant changes to UK passport rules.

House-building in London has plummeted by 84% over the past decade, according to a new study.

Disposable income in several UK towns has risen twice as fast as the national average.

Edinburgh and Glasgow have been ranked as the UK's top nightlife hotspots, surpassing London.

The NHS is set to enhance the accuracy of bowel cancer tests, potentially saving thousands of lives.

Brain fog is increasingly recognized as a sign of a common condition, but it's not ADHD.

Penarth mother 'begged' for an MRI that ultimately revealed her cervical cancer diagnosis.

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