BP extracted over £15bn worth of Iraqi oil after British invasion
BP's oil operations in Iraq have created 262 million barrels of oil representing £15.4 billion since 2011.
Cuttlefish bolognese and razor clam prawn toast among ‘unsung species’ being celebrated at Rick Stein restaurants
Jack Stein said the restaurant is looking to reduce pressure on overfished stocks.
The Emily in Paris Afternoon Tea at Pavyllon, Four Seasons Hotel, Mayfair
Enjoy sandwiches cut with striking precision, British scones and bright red French berets!
Fly to the ‘gateway to the Sahara Desert’ for less than £30
A new hotel nestled in the heart of the High Atlas Mountains is quickly becoming a must-visit destination for sanctuary seekers.
Elon Musk appearance at Trump rally labelled ‘cringiest’ moment in US polical history
Donald Trump admitted to not knowing "what the hell Starlink was" after Musk had jumped around on stage for a while.
Sue Gray resigns as Chief of Staff – but what is her new government role?
Sue Gray has resigned from her high-ranking position in government, saying that her role had 'become a distraction'.
Sue Gray steps down as chief of staff
A Downing Street spokeswoman confirmed Ms Gray will take up a new role as the PM's envoy for nations and regions.
Lettuce that outlasted Liz Truss honoured with famous ‘blue plaque’
No doubt the usual suspects will be offended again - but Liz Truss is still being haunted by the lettuce that outlasted her in 2022.
Tory campaign ad uses pensioner with a Rolex to complain about winter fuel cuts
The advert, which interviews those worried about winter fuel cuts, features pensioners with a few luxury items.