England

Stories to make you smile

The England playlist

Features & Analysis

Sport

Latest Updates

  1. Live

    Scene pic

    2. Breaking News

      • UK
      A facial recognition system is deployed by the Metropolitan Police at Oxford Circus on May 13, 2025 in London, England. According to Metropolitan Police, live facial recognition (LFR) technology is used to find wanted criminals on watch-lists, detect and prevent crime, as well as to safeguard or identify vulnerable people. Critics of the technology have raised concerns over privacy issues on how the data will be stored and used. (Photo by Leon Neal/Getty Images)

    • Police officers wearing helmets and high‑visibility vests stand close together holding clear riot shields, with a marked police van parked behind them.

    • Josh Howell crossing the road on a mobility scooter while wearing a high-vis jacket.

    • A pencil drawing of a woman with her dark hair in a plait and a brownish top. She is drawn side on with court chairs in the background.

    • People gathering in front of the Ultimate Picture Palace on an overcast day.

    • Two men in hazmat suits walk across the grass, shrouded by the branches of a tree. They walk towards a police van parked nearby.

    • MP Zarah Sultana stood in the House of Commons wearing a red trouser suit and white top. She is holding A4 papers

    • A horse running down the middle of the road between a white and a black car.

    • Frankie and his grandson Lucciano both hold mics and sign while looking at each other. Frankie has grey hair and is wearing a dark blue shirt with a grey and black waist coat.Lucciano has slicked back brown hair and a beige coat.

    • A group of representatives from Sir Bobby Robson's family, charity donors, clinical leads, Newcastle Hospitals (and the Newcastle Hospitals Charity), and the Sir Bobby Robson Foundation. Two are holding spades, and a patch of soil shows where the first ground has been broken on the project. Behind the group is a construction site surrounded by fencing where vehicles are working.

      • UK
      Kate Walford and Laura Coleman-Day are holding up Guernsey Marathon finishing medals and wearing running gear and sunglasses. They are grinning broadly.

    • A number of people are standing in front of railings at the entrance to a museum. They are dressed warmly and waving red banners with the logo of Unite, the union, on them.

    • Doctor in a blue shirt with a stethescope round his neck looking at a laptop at a desk with a monitor. You can only see the body and not the head

    • The image shows a high street, with shops on both sides such as Kokoro and Pret A Manger.

    • Red curry and assorted brown meats being stored in open stainless steel containers. Some is covered in cling film. A close-up of a hand on the right of the picture shows a thermometer with a reading of 22.9C.

    • A blond man in a yellow jumper is holding a cocktail shaker. He is standing inside a bar.

    • A road with trees on either side is leading to a large building with a number of cars parked in front.

    • The store has a red and blue sign above it's shop front and goods for sale outside on the ground by the entrance. Goods can also be seen going on into the store.

    • Lee Tyler - a man with a grey beanie, striped scarb and black coat looks directly at the camera

    • A newborn baby in a grey outfit with a toy elephant wearing a Coventry City kit

    • The Cobb stretching out to sea in the early evening. A building is visible at one end.

    • A view of the covered drain with a red barrier in front.