New UK driving test rule from March - drivers face two-strike limit
Driving test booking rules are changing later this month as the DVSA tightens controls on misuse of the system.
Birmingham Live 
Families take shelter in schools as Lebanon’s government calls Hezbollah’s strike on Israel illegal
Lebanon is seeing civilians fleeing their homes in the south as Israeli strikes hit Beirut’s southern suburbs and Hezbollah stepped into the the U.S.-Israel war on Iran
The Independent 
Your rights as Middle East cruises disrupted by US-Iran war
Cruise lines have cancelled sailings amid escalating conflict
John Davidson apologises for 'pain, upset and misunderstanding' caused by his Tourette's following N-word outburst at BAFTAs
Davidson was heard shouting the N-word as Sinners stars Michael B. Jordan and Delroy Lindo presented the first prize of the night for special visual effects at London's Royal Festive Hall last month.
Daily Mail U.K 
Pomeranian is stolen from family but karma kicks in 12 years later
A woman believed that her Pomeranian was stolen from the front of their home 12 years ago, but now, it appears that karma has kicked in after she received an odd phone call
The Mirror 
Audiologist sends 3-decibel message to people who sleep with earphones
Whether you like to listen to waves or a podcast, there are some little-known dangers
“I’m Not Sure I Can Forgive It”: Jayme Lawson And Wunmi Mosaku Just Called Out The “Exploitative And Performative” BAFTAs After The Horrendous N-Word Incident
“That man’s disability got exploited that night.” View Entire Post ›
BuzzFeed News 
England cricket star Jonny Bairstow worried for family's safety in Dubai after missile attacks
England cricketer Jonny Bairstow is among the British nationals stranded in Dubai with his young family following missile and drone attacks by Iran on the United Arab Emirates
Man denies criminal damage after Churchill statue in Westminster sprayed with graffiti
A man has denied criminal damage after a statue of former prime minister Sir Winston Churchill was defaced with graffiti.
Sky News 
Man City made £100m swoop and Man Utd hijacked deal as Elliot Anderson battle lines drawn
Manchester United and Manchester City are both interested in signing Elliot Anderson this summer
US comic blasted for 'despicable' joke about Bafta Tourettes sufferer John Davidson
Comedian and actor Deon Cole doesn't seem bothered about the backlash to the controversial joke he made about John Davidson’s involuntary racial slur at the Baftas last week
England Lionesses given safety assurances ahead of playing match in Turkey
England's players and staff are currently in Turkey ahead of Tuesday's World Cup qualifying clash with Ukraine, but concerns have been raised due to the nearby conflict in the Middle East
POLL OF THE DAY: Is Keir Starmer making Britain look weak in US-Israel war on Iran?
Donald Trump has said he is 'very disappointed' in Sir Keir Starmer for initially refusing to allow the use of the UK-US Diego Garcia base to target Iran .
Daily Mail UK
POLL OF THE DAY: Is Keir Starmer making Britain look weak in US-Israel war on Iran?
Donald Trump has said he is 'very disappointed' in Sir Keir Starmer for initially refusing to allow the use of the UK-US Diego Garcia base to target Iran .
Gemma Atkinson shares reality of BRIT Awards 'afters' as she goes wild for one star
Gemma, who hails from Bury, was among the station's stars who hit the red carpet at the major music event
Manchester Evening News 
Holy macaroni: Britain’s most popular regional delicacies revealed – how many have you tried?
Macaroni pie, Eccles cake and the Wigan kebab are among Britain’s most popular regional delicacies, a poll has revealed.
The Scarborough News