New NHS cancer jab means treatment could take minutes rather than hours Until now, patients have had to spend hours on a drip to get the drug pembrolizumab (Keytruda) to treat their cancer. The Independent UK · May 3
Tens of thousands could benefit from one-minute cancer jab on the NHS Until now, patients have had to spend hours on a drip to get the drug pembrolizumab (Keytruda) to treat their cancer. Evening Standard · May 3
Tens of thousands could benefit from one-minute cancer jab rolled out on the NHS Currently, hospital pharmacy teams need to carefully prepare the drug in intravenous bags under sterile conditions, which can be time-consuming for NHS staff The Independent UK · May 3
Shoplifting convictions and sentencings highest for nearly a decade Analysis by the Press Association shows the age of people convicted of shoplifting has shifted in recent years towards older groups. Evening Standard · Apr 30
World Cup prize money set to increase after worries over high operational costs Officials from national FAs indicated to the Press Association in February that they expected costs to be significantly higher than in Qatar. The Independent UK · Apr 26
Kym Marsh says it ‘broke’ her family to find out about father’s prostate cancer Dave Marsh died aged aged 74 in 2024, after a three-year battle with incurable prostate cancer. Evening Standard · Apr 23
McDonald’s UK boss says ‘it's hard to do business’ but will keep investing in workers The firm has unveiled its largest paid work experience programme to help tackle rising youth unemployment Evening Standard · Apr 21
McDonald’s UK boss says ‘hard to do business’ but will keep investing in workers The firm has unveiled its largest paid work experience programme to help tackle rising youth unemployment. The Independent UK · Apr 21
Met Police wins high court challenge over use of live facial recognition technology The Metropolitan Police has defeated a High Court challenge into the use of Live Facial Recognition across London. Evening Standard · Apr 21
London Marathon runners to be greeted by Marie Curie’s poignant Daffodil Runner The sculpture is covered with 557 steel daffodils representing the number of people who die each day in the UK without the end-of-life care they need. Evening Standard · Apr 21
Reform MSP called party’s Scottish leader ‘useless’, says Anas Sarwar The Scottish Labour leader said Graham Simpson was ‘very apologetic’ about a ‘racist’ attack ad from Reform. Evening Standard · Apr 20
Traitors star: Bafta Games Awards frontrunner made me question my morality Jade Scott was banished from The Traitors during the final roundtable. Evening Standard · Apr 17
More delay for assisted dying law in Isle of Man amid safeguarding concerns The latest development comes exactly a week ahead of the expected fall of proposed assisted dying legislation at Westminster. Evening Standard · Apr 17
Scottish Greens co-leader Ross Greer: I’m not interested in being First Minister Mr Greer said he would be ‘unbelievably proud’ to serve as deputy to his party co-leader Gillian Mackay. Evening Standard · Apr 15
The Independent UK · Apr 15 Scottish Greens co-leader Ross Greer: I’m not interested in being first minister Mr Greer said he would be ‘unbelievably proud’ to serve as deputy to his party co-leader Gillian Mackay.
Evening Standard · Apr 15 Claims of Labour and Reform deal for Holyrood are ‘utter nonsense’ says Sarwar Scottish Labour leader Anas Sarwar hit back at claims from Reform UK that there could be a deal between the parties to oust the SNP from power.
Evening Standard · Apr 14 Harry and Meghan mobbed by fans as they kick off Australia tour with children’s hospital visit The Duke and Duchess of Sussex visited the Royal Children’s Hospital in Melbourne on their first engagement of a four-day visit to Australia
Evening Standard · Apr 13 Duke and Duchess of Sussex to begin Australia visit The couple’s children will not be accompanying them on the visit which includes both charitable and commercial engagements
Evening Standard · Apr 13 Rory McIlroy’s home club celebrates back-to-back Masters champion McIlroy’s hometown Holywood Golf Club in Co Down erupted in cheers as he tapped in to seal a one-shot victory.
Evening Standard · Apr 11 Police make arrests at protest against Palestine Action ban in central London Multiple protesters were carried out of the crowd.
The Independent UK · Apr 11 Dozens of protesters arrested at Palestine Action demonstration Multiple protesters were carried out of the crowd, with one woman requesting a rest as she was lifted out
The Guardian - UK · Apr 7 Meta employee in London accused of downloading 30,000 private Facebook images Police investigating as former worker is suspected of having designed program to avoid security checks
Evening Standard · Apr 7 Rupert Lowe banned from making FOI requests on website A spokesperson for WhatDoTheyKnow confirmed the move.
The Independent UK · Apr 7 MP banned from making FOI requests on website after submitting over 1,000 requests WhatDoTheyKnow operates as an independent online archive
The Independent UK · Apr 7 Facebook worker accused of downloading 30,000 private pictures faces criminal probe The tech firm added that affected Facebook users have been notified