Inside UK

As winter deepens across the UK, coughs, colds and flu-like symptoms are becoming part of daily life for many households, including Nigerians and other Africans adjusting to colder weather and …

For millions of people living in the UK, including a growing Nigerian and African diaspora, pets are no longer just animals. They are family. From dogs and cats in city …

Hundreds of thousands of people across England are set to benefit from a major expansion of a government scheme designed to tackle poor housing conditions and stop public money from …

The UK has taken a significant step in HIV prevention after the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA) approved lenacapavir (brand name Yeytuo) on 19 December 2025 for the …

The Bank of England has announced a reduction in the base interest rate, cutting it from 4.00% to 3.75% following a decision by the Monetary Policy Committee on 18 December …

Vaccination rates for pregnant women in England have climbed to nearly 73%, offering vital early protection against whooping cough for newborn babies. Chijos News explains why this matters for families …

YJB Chair Keith Fraser exposes systemic bias, adultification and inequality driving the overrepresentation of Black and Mixed ethnicity children in the UK youth justice system. Chijos News explains what must …

For many Nigerian families raising children in the UK, safety, values and the kind of influences shaping young minds are constant concerns. From what children encounter online to what they …

For many Nigerians living in the UK, access to justice can feel intimidating, expensive and out of reach, especially when disputes involve large corporations, employers or powerful institutions. In a …

The Bank of England has cut interest rates once again, but the message from policymakers is clear: this may be one of the last easy reductions for a while. On …