England is grappling with its worst syphilis outbreak in more than seven decades, with infection rates reaching levels not ...

Jamaica was under Spanish control. Claimed by Christopher Columbus in 1494 and settled in the early 1500s, the island ...

Work is being done to repair the damage done to peatlands on Dartmoor New mapping data has shown 80% of England's peatlands to be dry and damaged. The government said the findings, shown on an ...

UK weather maps indicate that much of the country could be drenched by rainfall later this month, bringing the sunny conditions seen in England, Scotland, and Wales to an abrupt end on May 23.

The map reveals a surprising truth about New England: this region, known for its harsh winters and mild summers, has actually taken brutal hits from major hurricanes in the past. The mid-Atlantic ...

One in seven people aged over 16 has been a victim of stalking at least once - and our interactive map shows how common ... data from the Crime Survey for England and Wales estimates that one ...

We have read nearly 500 of the Football Association’s most serious disciplinary cases against clubs for crowd trouble - and you can search for them on our interactive map. The rising tide of ...

The company which prints banknotes for the Bank of England is on the brink of an historic takeover that would see it owned by private equity investors for the first time since it was founded 212 ...

A NEW map reveals the cheapest places to buy houses in England and Wales - everywhere from untouched countryside to a party city. It's based off house price and wages data gathered by the Office ...

Kate Nalepinski is a Newsweek journalist based in New York City. Kate joined Newsweek in May 2024. She is a graduate of Ithaca College. A fire at an electrical substation near Heathrow Airport has ...

Some of the worst hit areas include Nottingham, Birmingham, West Northants, Croydon, Bradford, Liverpool, Camden, Hackney, Hounslow and Lewisham as shown on the map below. Croydon was the worst ...

Government ministers are embarking on the biggest local government shake-up in half a century, leaving large parts of England’s administrative map, including this one, up for debate.