Month: August 2026

Archaeology News GB News Daily Reflection — Monday 17th August 2026 August 17, 2026 In today's GB News Daily Reflection, we acknowledge that The Bible's message about Jesus seems to cross all…

Archaeology News 'It's not fair!' Traders demand free parking as roadworks chaos cripples high street August 17, 2026 Traders in the West Yorkshire town of Brighouse are campaigning for the council to lift parking charges until…

Archaeology News Donald Trump praises Kim Jong-un as he calls for South Korea military exercise cutback August 17, 2026 Donald Trump has called on the US military to "substantially reduce" the number of joint military exercises with…

Archaeology News Police make murder arrest after woman, 90, dies in house fire August 17, 2026 Police have arrested a woman on suspicion of murder after a woman in her 90s died in a…

Archaeology News Britain introduces first cycle lane speed limit August 16, 2026 Britain has introduced a 15mph speed limit on a bike lane for the first time.Cambridge, the cycling capital…

Archaeology News British scientists crack single-dose malaria cure as resistance to current drugs soars August 16, 2026 An antimalarial compound developed by scientists at the University of Dundee has been hailed as a major advance…

Archaeology News British Net Zero prison to be £150million overbudget and deliver just 200 jail places August 16, 2026 One of Britain's first Net Zero prisons is set to be £150billion overbudget, 10 years' delayed and deliver…

Archaeology News Five teenagers killed in 'horrific' wrong-way crash on motorway with child among injured August 16, 2026 Five teenage boys were killed in the early hours of Sunday morning when a car travelling the wrong…

Archaeology News 'Dangerous' Eritrean man who raped pensioner outside church entered Britain illegally August 16, 2026 An Eritrean man who was convicted of raping a pensioner next to a north London church entered Britain…

Archaeology News Burning of flags, poppy wreaths, and football shirts being treated as 'sectarian hate crimes' August 16, 2026 Burning of flags, poppy wreaths, and football shirts is being treated as "sectarian hate crimes" in Northern Ireland.Police…

Archaeology News Hundreds of cells empty in Britain’s most expensive new prison despite capacity crisis August 16, 2026 Nearly 350 cells at Britain's most expensive new prison sit unused despite the UK facing a severe capacity…