Digital IDs for Newborns? Secret Whitehall Plan Sparks Fury
Ministers secretly consider lifelong digital IDs for babies, expanding Keir Starmer's controversial scheme. Critics call it a 'sinister overreach' and 'creeping state surveillance'.
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Digital ID for Newborns? Labour's Controversial Plan
Ministers secretly consider issuing lifelong digital IDs to babies, expanding a scheme sold as tackling illegal immigration. Critics call it a 'sinister' state overreach.
New 2026 UK Drone Law: Fines for Unregistered Pilots
From 1 Jan 2026, UK drone pilots must pass a CAA theory test and register or face penalties. Learn the new weight-based rules for Flyer and Operator IDs.
Utah's 'red-stripe' ID law for DUI offenders starts Jan 1
From New Year's Day, Utah enforces tougher alcohol laws, including mandatory ID checks for all and a 'red-stripe' licence for serious DUI offenders. Read the full details.
Bird Song App Merlin Takes UK by Storm
The Merlin Bird ID app, using AI to identify birdsong, has seen an 88% surge in UK users. Discover how it's connecting people to nature and boosting mental wellbeing.
VW Delays US Buzz Electric Van Until 2027
Volkswagen pauses US sales of its electric ID. Buzz for 2026, citing a cooling EV market and disappointing sales. The rebooted model is now slated for a 2027 arrival. Read the full analysis.
Jet2 launches huge sale with £400 off holidays
Jet2holidays launches a major sale offering up to £400 off per booking and 20% off flights for 2026 getaways. Book by January 12th to secure your discount.
Shetland Mum's Shock £140 Roaming Bill on UK Ferry
A Shetland woman was charged £140 in mobile roaming fees on a domestic ferry. Discover why it happened and how to avoid similar charges on UK lifeline services.
UK faces gas shortage risk without home production boost
A leading energy expert warns the UK is dangerously close to gas shortages. With 85% of homes reliant on gas, securing domestic supply is critical for national security and avoiding price spikes. Read the urgent call to action.
Gas Supply Crisis Warning for UK by 2030
National Energy System Operator warns ministers of potential gas shortfalls on coldest winter days, risking supply cuts to homes and businesses. Urgent government action required.
UK Gas Shortage Warning as North Sea Production Falls
Britain's grid operator warns of severe gas shortages due to declining North Sea production and rising import dependency. Discover the risks and urgent calls for government action to secure future energy supplies.
UK Wind Power Hits Record High of 22,711 MW
UK wind power sets a new record, generating enough electricity for 22 million homes. Discover how this milestone accelerates the push for a zero-carbon grid.
Allwyn Creates 100+ F1 Jobs in Austin Expansion
British lottery operator Allwyn announces major expansion in Austin, creating over 100 motorsport jobs to support their new Formula 1 team operations in the United States.
British travellers lose thousands in airline collapse crisis
Exclusive investigation reveals how UK holidaymakers are losing thousands after the sudden bankruptcy of Icelandic tour company Play Airlines, leaving desperate travellers stranded without refunds or recourse.
Mahomes wipes out cameraman with errant pass to Kelce
Kansas City Chiefs star Patrick Mahomes accidentally levelled a camera operator during practice while attempting a pass to Travis Kelce, sparking concerns ahead of the new NFL season.
BT launches low-cost mobile brand to rival Revolut and Monzo
Telecoms giant BT launches new budget mobile service to compete directly with digital banking apps Revolut and Monzo in the UK's competitive mobile market.
Camera operator tumbles during Nathan Sykes' Lorraine interview
ITV's Lorraine morning show faced unexpected drama when a camera operator crashed to the floor during former The Wanted star Nathan Sykes' interview, creating television chaos and leaving presenters in shock.
Spain faces fresh blackout threat after deadly outage
Spain's electricity grid operator issues urgent warning as the country faces potential repeat of catastrophic blackouts that left five dead and millions without power earlier this year.
Trump's Heartfelt Tribute To Fallen Aussie 'Bruiser'
In a surprising and personal eulogy, former US President Donald Trump honoured Australian bulldozer operator, 'Bruiser' from Queensland, killed in a freak accident, calling him a symbol of hard work and national pride.
Trainline shares crash 20% after Labour election win
Trainline's stock value nosedived after the Labour Party's election victory, with plans to create a new state-owned ticketing operator sending shockwaves through the transport sector.
Crane Operator Job Ad Offering £3,000/Week Goes Viral
A job advertisement for a crane operator in Australia offering a staggering $6,000 AUD (£3,100) per week has gone viral, sparking a fierce debate about skilled labour shortages, wage inflation, and the cost of living crisis.
Drone Massacre at Minneapolis School Linked to Florida
Shocking investigation reveals how a drone, operated from Florida, executed a deadly massacre at a Minneapolis school. Exclusive details on the attack, victims, and the urgent national security crisis.
Fairground worker dies after being hit by ride in jacket retrieval
A 'wonderful father' and fairground worker died after being struck by a ride he was operating while trying to retrieve his jacket. The Health and Safety Executive has launched an investigation into the incident at Barton Hill Fair.
Ex-Sky News Chopper Reporter Vic Lorusso's Shock Career Pivot
Exclusive: Vic Lorusso, the iconic Sky News helicopter reporter, has traded his chopper for drones in a stunning career change, now capturing aerial footage for a US tech firm in a move that has stunned media colleagues.
Police CCTV Operator Jailed for Voyeurism in High Wycombe
A former CCTV operator and police employee from High Wycombe, Graham Smith, has been sentenced to two years in prison for voyeurism and misconduct in public office after secretly filming women in public toilets and a gym changing room.
DfT civil servants moved to state rail operator
The UK government is set to transfer hundreds of Department for Transport civil servants to the state-owned rail operator, marking a significant restructuring of rail governance.
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