#uk

#uk

It's one of the most popular music streaming apps in the UK. But it appears that Spotify has crashed this afternoon.

The National Crime Agency has frozen nearly £90m of luxury property in London linked to associates of the deposed ruler of Bangladesh, responding to pressure for asset tracing.

This drop in energy prices will ease the burden for some households, but bills are still significantly higher than before the crisis.

The UK prepping scene has seen a surge in interest since Covid, transforming concerns about societal breakdown into a booming business for shops catering to survivalists.

Happiness is subjective but certain factors like green spaces, good food, and community culture contribute to a higher quality of life in chosen areas.

Tice believes the UK should adopt strategies from Dubai, emphasizing national pride and low crime rates, arguing that current British values are ineffective.

"Receiving the Backing International Small Restaurants grant last year has allowed us to invest in upgrading our kitchen, as well as extending the outdoor dining area so that even more people can enjoy great coffee, food, and..."

The UK's gigabit broadband market has made significant progress, with 86% of homes projected to have gigabit-capable connections by January 2025, meeting government targets.

While I'm painfully aware of the misery of gambling addiction and the particular problem with some slot machines, many people get a lot of blameless pleasure from having a flutter.

"We are absolutely delighted the panel has found the ecological case for the closure of industrial sand eel fishing is sound."

Kia's upcoming PV5 Passenger electric van offers a range of configurations and flexible options, accommodating both personal and commercial uses with innovative features and efficient battery performance.

Many GPs are refusing to prescribe HRT to transgender patients, citing a lack of support, while still prescribing to cisgender patients.

The Vatican's embassy, the Apostolic Nunciature to Great Britain, highlights historical tensions and complexities between the UK and the Holy See dating back to King Henry VIII.