Great Britain's men's curling team, led by Bruce Mouat, secured a silver medal at the Olympics, falling short of gold after decisive missed shots.

Bruce Mouat's rink are unable to end a 102-year wait for a men's Winter Olympic curling gold - and vanquish their own disappointment from 2022 - as Canada deny Team GB a fourth gold medal of this year

Hundreds of Britain First protesters participated in an anti-Islam march in Manchester, where they were met by larger crowds of antifascist counterprotesters, leading to a tense standoff in the city centre.

The Olympic men's ice hockey champion will be crowned on Sunday, with the bracket and schedule for the gold medal game now available.

Great Britain's short track speed skating program is reportedly 25 years behind the world's best due to outdated facilities and rising costs.

Charles Bronson, one of Britain's most notorious prisoners, has released a letter from prison ahead of his parole hearing, claiming his sentence and treatment are unlawful.

The CIA has retracted reports previously flagged for bias, with former officials arguing the documents reflected past administration priorities rather than shoddy work.

The British government is reportedly considering new legislation to remove former Prince Andrew from the line of royal succession, following a police investigation.

While President Trump’s staunchest supporters condemned the decision, some Republicans suggested it restored Congress’s rightful role in weighing in on trade policy.

A Texas financier, who helped fund Donald Trump's 2016 election campaign, has finalized a gas deal in Alaska with a Russian energy company.

The USA women's curling team secured a dramatic 7-6 extra-end victory over Switzerland to qualify for the semi-finals, which resulted in Great Britain's elimination from the competition.

World champions Britain are set to compete against Canada for the men's curling gold medal.

Great Britain's women's curling team has been eliminated from the competition after the USA defeated Switzerland in an extra-end thriller to qualify for the semi-finals.

Team GB has secured a spot in the men's curling final at the 2026 Winter Olympics after defeating Switzerland 8-5.

Team Great Britain curler Bruce Mouat reveals that living openly as gay significantly improved his performance on the ice and helped his Olympic aspirations.

Reform UK has expelled two councillors after the leader of Warwickshire County Council alleged they planned to defect to Rupert Lowe's Restore Britain party.

Ryan Garcia's tumultuous career, marked by talent, mental health concerns, and a failed drug test, could culminate in a boxing showdown with Britain's Conor Benn.

Britain is on the lookout for its next major pop music sensation, with anticipation building around emerging talent.

Dennis the Menace will appear on a new 50p coin to commemorate 75 years of Beano, Britain's longest-running weekly comic.

King Charles' brother Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, according to BBC News.

The Wall Street Journal reports on the potential rise of Britain's next major pop music sensation.

The Wall Street Journal features articles on embracing surfer style for spring, the rise of a new British pop star, and a look at 'Evie Magazine' as a 'Conservative Cosmo' addressing current cultural moments.

LEYO is set to perform his hits live at the Rappler HQ for Rappler Live Jam.

Britain May Finally Have Its Next Big Pop Star  The Wall Street Journal

The Wall Street Journal speculates that Britain could be on the verge of discovering its next major pop music sensation.

Rock singer Jay Buchanan of Rival Sons opens up about his new solo project, 'Weapons of Beauty,' which he wrote in isolation while living in a bunker in the Mojave Desert, and touches on a Springsteen movie.

British singer Raye is gaining significant attention, with one outlet declaring her Britain's next big pop star and another reviewing her performance, noting her charisma and tendency to overshare.

Predictions are in for all 13 categories at the 2026 BRIT Awards, set to take place in Manchester on February 28.

The inaugural Enhanced Games, a controversial competition, will feature famous Olympic names like Britain’s Ben Proud and USA’s Fred Kerley.

UN missions from 85 countries have condemned Israeli measures to tighten control over the West Bank, while sources indicate the US is moving closer to a full-scale war with Iran.

Consultancy forecasts a nearly £117 annual reduction in household energy bills in Great Britain, following Rachel Reeves' announcement to remove green subsidy costs from domestic bills.

An opinion piece argues that the British media should move away from 'hot takes' and sensation-seeking, advocating for more thoughtful and clear explanations of political leadership and current events.

Britain is exploring the creation of a rival to Visa due to fears that the Trump administration could potentially disrupt access to payment systems.

An article questions whether Education Secretary Bridget Phillipson is the most dangerous woman in Britain, discussing her views on Send reform, gender, and the government's critical year.

An editorial argues that Britain's IPP scandal cannot be salvaged by any 'action plan' and must be brought to an end, criticizing the government's attempts to fix the failed system.

An article from Bloomberg.com suggests that Britain is facing difficulties for its younger population, both men and women.

Britain's largest banks are reportedly planning to create an alternative to Mastercard and Visa, driven by concerns related to Trump's policies.

A new 'Jobcentre on Wheels' program is set to be rolled out nationwide in Britain, aiming to remove barriers to employment for job seekers.

Donald Trump has called California Governor Gavin Newsom a 'loser' after the state signed a green energy deal with the UK, deeming the agreement 'inappropriate'.

A collection of reader postcards expresses views on various topics including the national debt, Social Security, Iran, Cuba, and the Pride flag, reflecting a range of public concerns.

A report delves into a specific area in Britain dubbed the 'vape capital,' where numerous e-cigarette shops line the streets, illustrating the rapid growth and impact of the vaping industry.

Great Britain's Anastasia Vaipan-Law and Luke Digby achieved a season-best score in the pairs skating short program, securing their qualification for the free dance event.

New analysis suggests that Britain's foreign aid cuts will be deeper than those implemented by the US under the Trump administration, with Congress softening the impact of the US president’s measures.

Matt Weston and Tabby Stoecker of Great Britain made history by winning a gold medal in the mixed team skeleton event at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Charlotte Bankes and Huw Nightingale of Great Britain celebrated winning a historic gold medal in the mixed team snowboard cross event.

An Amazon delivery van became stuck on the notorious Broomway mudflat path in the Thames estuary after its GPS system directed the driver onto the hazardous route.

Britain's average asking price for homes fell in February to 368,019 pounds, following a significant increase in January, indicating volatility in the housing market.

Marc Kennedy and Team Brad Jacobs overcame early adversity at the 2026 Olympic Winter Games in Milan to secure a magical Olympic gold medal for Canadian curling.

A discussion piece questions whether the millions spent on Team GB's pursuit of Olympic gold medals are truly worth the cost for Britain.

USA's Alex Ferreira won the gold medal in the men's freeski halfpipe final at the 2026 Winter Olympics, with Great Britain's Gus Kenworthy finishing sixth.

The British government on Friday mulled passing a law to remove former prince Andrew from the line of succession, as police stepped up investigations into his conduct, quizzing the disgraced royal's f

Team USA and the Crazy Olympic Hockey Goal That Will Live Forever  The Wall Street Journal

The trend of social media bans is reportedly continuing to spread across various countries, from Germany to Brazil, raising concerns about digital freedoms.

A private club in Manhattan is grappling with its association with Jeffrey Epstein, as details of his activities continue to emerge.

This story focuses on Great Britain's curling team, detailing their semi-final win against Switzerland and their narrow exit from the women's semi-finals after a loss to the USA.

Police have searched the home of former Prince Andrew a day after his arrest, with a politics professor providing commentary.

Great Britain's curlers demonstrated an improved performance to secure an 8-5 victory over Switzerland in the men's semi-final.

Great Britain's curlers 'raised their game' for an 8-5 semi-final win over Switzerland.

Watch the key turning points and how Great Britain's curlers "raised their game" during their 8-5 over Switzerland in the men's semi-final.

US lawmakers call on the Trump administration to pursue justice for victims, as UN expert urges probes across the world.

Great Britain's men's curling team secured a spot in the Olympic final after defeating Switzerland, with a crucial point steal in the sixth end shifting the momentum.

The USA women's curling team defeated Switzerland 7-6 in an extra-end thriller to qualify for the semi-finals, thereby eliminating Great Britain.

After a decade of austerity led to the closure of over 1,000 centers, Britain's youth clubs are making a utopian return, bolstered by a £500m government pledge to renew youth services.

Britain is on the cusp of discovering its next major pop star, with anticipation building around emerging talent.

British startups are increasingly adopting AI technologies as an alternative to hiring new employees, aiming to cut down on costly recruitment processes.

Florida rapper Lil Poppa has died at the age of 25, with authorities currently investigating the cause of his death.

The Wall Street Journal reports on the potential rise of a new major pop star in Britain, signaling a shift in the music scene.

Keir Starmer has appointed Dame Antonia Romeo as the new head of the UK civil service, making her the first woman to hold the position.

Britain May Finally Have Its Next Big Pop Star.

A new article suggests that Britain may have found its next major pop music sensation.

Britain May Finally Have Its Next Big Pop Star  The Wall Street Journal

Bunnie Xo, wife of Jelly Roll, revealed details about her husband's physical changes and increased confidence following his weight loss.

Britain's Matt Weston holds the midpoint lead in the Olympic skeleton event, with Heraskevych out of contention.

Mikaela Shiffrin, who came to the Olympics seeking peace in her skiing, found gold along the way, navigating the demands of the Games.

Britain's men's curling team faces an anxious wait to see if they will qualify for the Olympic semifinals, as their fate depends on the results of Thursday morning's matches between Italy and Switzerland, and Norway and Canada.

Britain’s well-known historian, Dominic Sandbrook, discusses his love for history and his efforts to engage new audiences with stories of the past, while also encouraging them to read novels.

Seven former Reform councillors have joined Rupert Lowe’s new political party, Restore Britain, and will form a group at Kent County Council.

Rebecca Morrison's sensational double takeout in the final end led Team GB to an 8-7 victory over the United States, keeping their semi-final hopes alive.

The Kremlin has ridiculed European aspirations for their own nuclear umbrella, as France and Britain discuss potential extensions of their nuclear capabilities.

Seven Reform UK councillors have defected, leading to the formation of a new group called Restore Britain on the Kent County Council.

The World Economic Forum (WEF) is facing scrutiny as its CEO is under independent investigation for alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein, referred to as a 'Davos Concierge'.

Charities have warned that the Reform Party's plans to scrap the Equality Act would be a 'significant step backwards' for discrimination protections in Britain, drawing accusations of appealing to misogynists and homophobes.

Great Britain's short track speed skating hopes are dashed after Niall Treacy's exit from the 500m heats, highlighting the team's ongoing struggles in the sport.

Great Britain's short track speed skating hopes were dashed after Niall Treacy's exit from the men's 500m heats, raising questions about the team's performance.

Former President Donald Trump has reportedly slammed an energy deal struck between California and Britain, according to Politico.

An Amazon delivery van became stuck on the Broomway in the Thames estuary, a mudflat path known for its dangers, after its GPS system directed the driver onto it.

Times letters: Keir Starmer’s vision for a more ‘European Nato’  The Times

Accusations of cheating and secret filming have engulfed the Winter Olympics curling competition, with Great Britain set to face Canada, the team at the center of the controversy.

The UK foreign secretary stated that Britain seeks coordinated action, including increased sanctions, against the Russian regime in response to the poisoning of Alexei Navalny.

An Amazon delivery driver became stranded on dangerous mudflats in Essex after their satellite navigation system directed them onto a notoriously perilous footpath.

A recent survey reveals that consumer confidence in Britain has hit a two-year low, with many individuals, especially young people, struggling with mounting debts and feeling pessimistic about their finances.

While the Iberian power cut offers lessons for renewable energy resilience, the tourism industry struggles with rising carbon emissions. Meanwhile, significant rewilding projects are underway in Wales, and innovative local solutions, like reusing Christmas trees for coastal protection, demonstrate diverse approaches to environmental challenges.

Leigh Wood and Josh Warrington are set to face each other again, reigniting one of Britain's most compelling boxing rivalries more than two years after their first bout.

Team GB experienced a "Golden Sunday" at the Winter Olympics, with records tumbling and the team achieving significant success under the alpine sun. The strong performance continued into the evening, making it a memorable day for Great Britain.

Jess Phillips expresses outrage over the ongoing crisis faced by women and children, vowing to leverage the moment to implement better protections for women and girls in Britain following the Jeffrey Epstein scandal.

USA's Alex Ferreira wins gold in the men's freeski halfpipe final, as Great Britain's Gus Kenworthy finishes sixth at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

USA's Alex Ferreira wins gold in the men's freeski halfpipe final, as Great Britain's Gus Kenworthy finishes sixth at the 2026 Winter Olympics.

Canada's Team Jacobs is set to compete against Great Britain for the gold medal in the men's curling final.

Great Britain's short track speed skating program is reportedly 25 years behind the world's best due to outdated facilities and increasing costs.

Raspberry Pi is being recognized as a British meme stock that possesses more fundamental value than some previous retail-investor favorites.

USA's Alex Ferreira claimed the gold medal in the men's freeski halfpipe final at the 2026 Winter Olympics, while Great Britain's Gus Kenworthy finished in sixth place.

According to British Ice, Great Britain's short track speed skating program is 25 years behind the world's leading nations due to outdated facilities and increasing costs.

Great Britain's men's curling team described their 8-5 semi-final victory over Switzerland as their 'hardest fought win ever' as they advance to the Winter Olympics final.

Reform UK is facing internal turmoil and public scrutiny after a candidate's offensive posts led to a by-election loss and a councillor defecting to a new party.

Retail sales in Great Britain experienced their largest monthly increase since 2024 in January, surpassing forecasts, with growth primarily fueled by strong sales in art, antiques, and online jewellery.

Prince Andrew's arrest has prompted the King to pledge full support and cooperation to the authorities, raising questions about the impact on the Royal Family.

Charles Bronson, now known as Charles Salvador, Britain's most notorious prisoner, has spent over 50 years in jail for violent offenses and is now awaiting a decision on his potential release.

Canada, Norway, Switzerland, and Britain have successfully qualified for the men's curling semifinals at the Olympics.

Kerri-Anne Donaldson, a dancer from Britain's Got Talent, died by suicide following her arrest and questioning regarding a child sexual offense.

Former Prince Andrew has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, with King Charles expressing concern and stating 'the law must take its course.' The arrest is welcomed by Virginia Giuffre's family, and police are searching two addresses.

Bruce Mouat’s rink required either Italy or Norway to lose their final round-robin match in order to progress, and the host nation duly obliged on Thursday

Britain may have found its next major pop music sensation.

Former UK defence chiefs are warning that the country faces a '1936 moment' and urging a significant boost in defence spending to deter potential global conflict.

This article speculates on the emergence of a new major pop star from Britain, highlighting their potential impact on the music scene.

Britain May Finally Have Its Next Big Pop Star  The Wall Street Journal

Donald Trump's reversal on the Chagos Islands deal is a major headline, while Sir Keir Starmer faces calls to increase military spending.

The Wall Street Journal speculates on the emergence of a new major pop star from Britain.

Great Britain's women's and men's curling teams secured dramatic victories, including a crucial win over the United States, keeping their Olympic hopes alive.

Neil Simon’s play 'The Dinner Party' is scheduled to be performed at the Tehran Theater Complex.

An article delves into the 'Sicilian theory of Britain,' alongside discussions on poetry as medicine and the historical origins of literary London.

Bruce Mouat's curling rink has completed their necessary performance and now awaits the results of rivals to determine their advancement in the men's curling round robin.

Rebecca Morrison's heroic final throw kept Great Britain's Olympic curling medal hopes alive in a crucial must-win encounter.

Shares in UK defense giant BAE Systems rose after strong full-year earnings, as the company anticipates a boom in defense spending.

Emily Harrop, a top French medal hope in ski mountaineering's Winter Olympic debut, had the option to compete for Team GB.

Great Britain's hopes in short track speed skating were dashed after Niall Treacy's exit from the men's 500m heats, raising questions about the team's performance.

Palmerston, the cat who served as the 'Chief Mouser' for Britain's Foreign Office and became a social media star, has died at approximately 12 years old.

A new report suggests that British politicians have failed to prepare the public for a dangerous new era, raising concerns about the nation's defense capabilities.

A Wall Street Journal profile highlights an American hockey player known for their unique combination of trash-talking, goal-scoring, and physical play.

The UK's science funding body plans to cut physics research, which critics argue will be disastrous for UK scientists and their participation in international projects like CERN. These cuts could diminish Britain's global standing in science.

Norway's Atle Lie McGrath experienced an emotional meltdown after losing a gold medal in the Olympic slalom, while Switzerland's Loic Meillard secured the slalom gold. Meanwhile, predictions are out for the Czechia vs. Denmark men's Olympic hockey game.

Following Australia's lead, Britain is considering a ban on social media use for children under 16, with Spain, Greece, and Slovenia also exploring similar measures.

Prime Minister Starmer has stated that Britain must accelerate its defence spending, emphasizing the need for increased investment in national security.

Keir Starmer has stated that Britain needs to accelerate its defence spending, though sources indicate a 3% GDP target is unlikely before the next election.

A new analysis suggests Britain is experiencing increasing poverty and anger, leading to a description of the nation as a 'precariat nation' due to widespread economic insecurity.

Manchester's Westside Cowboy is making waves in the indie rock scene, asserting themselves as an exciting force after securing a slot at Glastonbury.

An undercover police officer successfully thwarted a plot by two Islamic State terrorists who planned to carry out a massacre targeting Jewish communities in Manchester, UK.