Stories from United Kingdom

Arsenal has announced that forward Beth Mead will depart the club at the conclusion of the current season. The club has described her as a 'legend of the club'.

Sunderland AFC has announced the next phase of its multi-year investment program. enhancements will be delivered across the Stadium of Light and the Academy of Light. These upgrades are scheduled to take place during the summer of 2026.

The Mighty Hoopla festival has received official approval for its 2026 event after a local complaint was dismissed by the High Court. The festival is scheduled to take place in Brockwell Park.

The Alan Turing Institute is recruiting a Research Lead to advance AI applications in weather forecasting. The role focuses on developing the next generation of AI-enabled weather prediction systems. The institute aims to enhance weather models through AI.

Glasgow is set to roll out a 20mph speed limit across the entire city, with the Govan area being the first to implement the new regulations. The exact date for the implementation of this new speed limit was not specified.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is set to deliver a critical speech aimed at securing his premiership and addressing calls for leadership change. The speech will also touch upon the stalemate in the Hormuz Strait.

Heathrow passenger numbers decreased by 5.3% in April. This decline was attributed to the impacts of Middle East conflicts on certain markets and short-term travel plan adjustments.

The Scottish Greens have lodged multiple complaints with the Electoral Commission regarding the branding of the IGV. The IGV recently changed its logo from a forearm with a thumbs up to a leaf with accompanying text.

Video platform TikTok has released a paid subscription option allowing users to browse the app without advertisements. This ad-free subscription is initially available in the UK. TikTok has launched a new subscription service in the United Kingdom that offers an ad-free experience. The details of the subscription cost and availability were not immediately disclosed.

The United Kingdom has spent over €19 million on Elon Musk's Starlink satellite internet service. A portion of these terminals has been transferred to Ukraine. This information was reported by media outlets.