The body of a Kenyan master’s student reported missing in the United Kingdom has been found in water believed to be shortly after she disappeared. The discovery has deepened the anguish of her family and friends who had been searching for answers since her disappearance in early February, as UK authorities continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding her death.

Former England international Eni Aluko has won a libel case against former footballer Joey Barton, with the High Court ordering him to pay more than £300,000 in damages and legal costs over defamatory posts made on social media in 2024.

Reports circulating on social media claim that influential UK grime artist Dot Rotten, born Joseph Ellis-Stephenson, has died at the age of 37. Known for his distinctive production style and melodic hooks, the London-born musician played a significant role in shaping the early 2010s grime and UK rap scene. He worked with major artists and left a lasting imprint on British music culture. As fans and fellow artists react online, many are reflecting on his legacy and the impact he had on the genre.

Ian Huntley, the former school caretaker convicted of murdering two ten year old girls in the notorious Soham case, has died after being seriously injured in a prison attack. The 52 year old had been receiving treatment in hospital after being found with severe injuries following an assault inside a high security prison.

Antonia Bettridge, a British yoga instructor who relocated from the UK to Dubai for a new life, is now facing the possibility of life in prison after allegedly being caught with drugs.

The BBC has suggested the cost of the TV licence fee could be reduced in the future if more households begin paying it. The proposal comes as the number of people paying the annual fee continues to decline, forcing the broadcaster to rethink how it funds its services.