Inside UK

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 …

A new law passed today has significantly strengthened protections for farm animals across England and Wales, introducing tougher penalties for dog owners whose pets attack or chase livestock. For Nigerians …

The UK has taken a major step in reshaping working life as the Employment Rights Act officially became law, a move that will affect more than 15 million workers across …

The UK justice system has reinforced its tough stance on dangerous driving after the Court of Appeal increased the prison sentence of a Norwich woman whose reckless actions led to …

Across hospitals in England, a familiar tension has returned. Doctors began a five-day strike on Wednesday in a dispute over pay and working conditions, at a time when flu cases …

For millions of people building their lives in Britain including workers from the African and wider diaspora changes in the UK jobs market are felt quickly and personally. New official …

Driving in the UK is more than a convenience for many Nigerians and other diaspora communities, it is essential for work, family life and day-to-day independence. From commuting to night …

The UK government is moving to significantly toughen its response to attacks on those working in law enforcement and the justice system, signalling a zero-tolerance approach to revenge killings and …