Month: July 2026

  A blood test which could detect early signs of Alzheimer's is being rolled out to patients via their GP as part of a "landmark" study. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  The UK is experiencing a period of "historic and unprecedented change" to its climate, and extreme conditions that have caused recent heatwaves are here to stay, says a new report. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  Labour MPs are demanding Andy Burnham sets a target of creating one million jobs in production over the next decade as part of a reindustrialisation strategy. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  Sixteen and 17-year-olds will face an overnight social media curfew and the disabling of addictive features under government plans - but critics say it won't achieve anything as the settings can be turned off. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  Police have named a man whose body was found in a suitcase as 34-year-old Dale Mundell. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  The UK has now had 25 days this year when temperatures have exceeded 30C as the country experiences its third heatwave of the summer, the Met Office has said. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  At least 19 wildfires are burning across the UK as a third heatwave in as many months continues - causing a phenomonon experts have previously called a "firewave". Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  The UK will hold its largest home defence exercise in decades next year to better prepare the country for the possibility of war. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News

  The bereaved families of the 1994 RAF Chinook helicopter crash cannot bring a legal claim against the Ministry of Defence over the incident, a High Court judge has ruled. Read the full article here. Read More UK News - The latest headlines from the UK | Sky News