In our series of reports on how Britain is coping with life in lockdown, Sky News visits families and business in the North of England. From new life to extinguished dreams and the ‘superheroes’ bringing a spark of excitement to children staying at home, Sky’s Katerina Vitozzi found communities coming>>>
Credit: CC0 Public Domain Archaeological evidence shows that the first brown hares and chickens to arrive in Britain were buried with care and intact. There is no signs of butchery on bones examined and the ongoing research suggests the two animals were not imported for people to eat. Work by>>>
The UK should be braced for food rationing because relying on the public to exercise shopping restraint simply ‘won’t work’, according to an academic expert. Bryce Evans, associate professor of history and politics at Liverpool Hope University, said we’re not at crisis point yet, and urged people not to panic>>>
LONDON (Reuters) – Britain will ban the sale of new petrol, diesel and hybrid cars from 2035, five years earlier than planned, in an attempt to reduce air pollution that could herald the end of over a century of reliance on the internal combustion engine. The step amounts to a>>>
Kate Garraway fears Good Morning Britain sack as she misses first show after I’m A Celebrity stint The 52-year-old was due to appear on this morning’s instalment but managed to sleep through her call time, forcing Ranvir Singh to step in for her. We’ve all been there… And Kate has>>>
8 Weird Laws That Are Still in Operation Around the World Laws are enforced with one purpose in sight: to lend more order into the way things are done. For this purpose, countries across the world have their own law making and enforcing bodies which make sure that the rules>>>