Leapmotor B03X review: I drove the new electric SUV that’ll improve with age
The Independentby Steve Fowler·11 Sept 2026
I’m not quite sure how much passion you expect your next small electric SUV to attract, but Leapmotor reckons the new B03X is a “Passion Magnet”.
UK tinned mackerel no longer contains mackerel
The Independentby Holly Evans·11 Sept 2026
Tins of mackerel sold in many of the UK’s major supermarkets no longer contain any mackerel, it has emerged, as a result of overfishing concerns.
Amazon drone delivery set for expansion ahead of UK rollout
The Independentby Katie Dickinson·11 Sept 2026
Amazon is "on the precipice" of securing approval to extend its drone delivery operation across the whole of Darlington, as it prepares to roll out the service across the UK.
One of science’s biggest mysteries could be solved by fossilised feather in dung
The Independentby Dan Haygarth·11 Sept 2026
The feather of a bird eaten by a dinosaur 66 million years ago could provide the answer to one of science’s great mysteries.
Mikel Arteta reveals surprise Arsenal plan to deal with travel disruption
The Independentby Jamie Braidwood·11 Sept 2026
Mikel Arteta has revealed that Arsenal were prepared for this week’s travel disruption – after he simulated unexpected delays and deliberately sabotaged their plans for certain matches in...
Russian drones target Kyiv gas stations, aiming to rattle civilians
The Independentby Hanna Arhirova·11 Sept 2026
Russian drones targeted roadside gas stations in Kyiv for a second straight day Friday, as Moscow broadened its air war in what Ukrainian officials say is an effort to rattle civilians.
The hobby that can decrease stress and help strengthen relationships
The Independentby Biz Nijdam·11 Sept 2026
Researchers at the University of Plymouth recently confirmed what board game fans and role-playing game (RPG) enthusiasts have known for decades: that tabletop games “enhance well-being, foster...
Four simple habits you should adopt now to live a longer life
The Independentby Bradley Elliott·11 Sept 2026
A 115-year-old Surrey woman named Ethel Caterham has officially been handed the title of the oldest living human alive. Many people reading this news may wonder what Ms Caterham’s secret is.
Rescuers board charred Philippines ferry 40 hours after fire broke out
The Independentby Maroosha Muzaffar·11 Sept 2026
Philippine rescuers finally boarded the charred MV June Aster to search for dozens of missing passengers, more than 40 hours after a deadly fire broke out on the ferry.
Planning an international move? What to know about accessing healthcare overseas
The Independentby The Independent·11 Sept 2026
Finding somewhere to live is usually high on the priority list when you’re moving overseas and, unfortunately, healthcare rarely gets the same attention.
New Order’s Stephen Morris has ‘pretty serious illness’
The Independentby Roisin O'Connor·11 Sept 2026
New Order drummer Stephen Morris has revealed that his future with the band is uncertain, as he is dealing with a “pretty serious” illness.
Lewis Hall commits future to Newcastle after Manchester United transfer links
The Independentby Sports Staff·11 Sept 2026
Newcastle have announced that defender Lewis Hall has signed a new long-term contract at the club.
London Tube strikes and rail fare freeze held back sales growth, Trainline says
The Independentby Anna Wise·11 Sept 2026
Trainline has said its ticket sales growth was held back this year by London Tube strikes, heatwaves and the Government’s freeze on rail fares.
Households face higher bills without power grid upgrade, report warns
The Independentby Emily Beament·11 Sept 2026
Failure to accelerate updates to Britain’s ageing power grid to handle rising renewable generation could cost consumers billions of pounds by 2030, the official spending watchdog has warned.
Former CPS chief urges parliament to ‘finish the job’ and legalise assisted dying
The Independentby Amy-Clare Martin·11 Sept 2026
The country’s former top prosecutor has warned that the assisted dying ban is failing to protect vulnerable people as figures reveal the majority of cases are never scrutinised by the Crown...
Pip benefit overhaul could see walking aids offered over cash
The Independentby Rebecca Whittaker·11 Sept 2026
Disability claimants could be given more face-to-face appointments while others receive less money in exchange for equipment such as walking aids instead, in plans to shake up the personal...
Yoon acquitted in case related to South Korean marine's drowning in a rare legal reprieve
The Independentby Kim Tong-Hyung·11 Sept 2026
Former South Korean President Yoon Suk Yeol was acquitted Friday in a case related to a marine’s drowning death in a rare reprieve in one of the criminal cases brought against him following his...
JD Vance auditions to inherit Trump’s MAGA movement with 2028 on horizon
The Independentby Nathan Layne,Nandita Bose and Steve Holland·11 Sept 2026
Vice President JD Vance previewed a potential 2028 presidential campaign at a Republican gathering in Dallas on Thursday, delivering a message of nationalist pride to an enthusiastic pro-Trump...
What is the assisted dying bill and what could happen next after vote?
The Independentby Aine Fox·11 Sept 2026
Members of Parliament are set to decide on the future of assisted dying legislation during a further vote this Friday.
Record heatwave set to turn champagne more alcoholic
The Independentby Holly Evans·11 Sept 2026
Champagne from this summer may leave you with a worse hangover and a lingering headache - as record heatwaves have forced some producers to increase their alcohol content.
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