United Kingdom

Headlines split on England's ADHD and autism review because the report says two things at once. Here is which sentences are findings, which are recommendations and which the government has promised.

More than a million Australians got a please-explain letter after last year's election, with fines starting at $20 and climbing to $330 in court. Here's how that compares with Belgium, Brazil and Singapore, three of the roughly twenty other countries that still make voting the law.

Two ratings boards look at the same cut of film and land in different places, mostly because they weigh violence differently.

The evidence says a camera flash barely dents what museum lighting already does to pigment each year. The real reasons galleries still ban it are older than digital cameras.

A Crown dependency older than the treaties that tried to define it: why the Isle of Man was never part of Britain and only ever had a narrow trade-only relationship with the EU.

Andy Burnham's Makerfield landslide has emboldened Labour rivals, and reports suggest Keir Starmer could announce a resignation timetable within days.

Spain braces for 44C, France curbs festival drinking and Britain faces its hottest June day on record as the heat builds toward a Monday peak.

A train driver died and as many as 89 people were injured when two East Midlands Railway services collided near Bedford on Friday evening. Investigators are at the scene.

The frigate Admiral Grigorovich reportedly fired near a UK yacht south of the Isle of Wight. The UK said it is investigating an incident days after seizing a Russian tanker.