Lord Briggs of Westbourne, known for his extensive work in modernising civil courts, has been confirmed as the next President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom. He will take up the role in January, becoming the fifth president since the court's establishment in 2009.
Lord Briggs of Westbourne, known for his extensive work in modernising civil courts, has been confirmed as the next President of the Supreme Court of the United Kingdom. He will take up the role in January, becoming the fifth president since the court's establishment in 2009.
A two-year study across 11 Latin American countries has found that culturally adapted lifestyle programmes significantly improved memory, thinking skills, and overall cognitive performance in older adults at risk of dementia. The research, known as LatAm-FINGERS, demonstrated that structured guidance led to 55% greater cognitive gains compared to general health advice.
Apple is expected to unveil a folding iPhone today, marking the most significant change to the device since its 2007 introduction and serving as the first major test for new CEO John Ternus.
A new UK study suggests that patients with asthma and COPD taking the weight loss and diabetes drug semaglutide may experience fewer acute respiratory attacks. Researchers noted the connection was stronger with higher doses, particularly for asthma, but emphasised the need for confirmation through clinical trials before treatment decisions are altered.
Homeowners risk significant delays or outright rejection of their renovation and extension plans by making three common, preventable errors, a planning consultant has highlighted. These include failing to understand current policy, submitting inadequate drawings, and neglecting neighbour impact.
Seven police officers were assaulted and multiple police vehicles damaged during an anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth on Sunday evening, where activists reportedly attempted to prevent asylum seekers from being transported. The incident has drawn condemnation from the Home Office and heightened concerns regarding wider far-right disorder across the UK.
Hundreds of anti-migrant protesters converged in Portsmouth, blocking roads and attempting to prevent approximately 140 migrants from leaving the city after they arrived by dinghy. Hampshire Police issued a dispersal order, and the government condemned the protesters' behaviour.
The Prince of Wales will represent King Charles at the funeral of King Harald V of Norway next week, Buckingham Palace has confirmed. Princess Anne will also attend in a personal capacity.
