The wartime hero is the face of the new £50

It was alleged that some factories in the UK working for the firm were paying staff as little as £3.50 an hour and had working conditions which did not meet lockdown restrictions

It is the second country in the world to reach the grim milestone after the USA recorded the figure on December 14

Developers want to build a wind farm between Port Talbot and Maesteg featuring the UK's tallest turbines

The UK Culture Secretary said the change will be 'a proud reminder of our history and the ties that bind us'

It will be integrated into an app which accesses your medical records

GCHQ has created its toughest puzzle ever in honour of Alan Turing appearing on the new £50 note.

Boris Johnson suggested drinkers may need to prove they are immune

"For all of us across the world, this has been an incredibly challenging year."

"This kind of sophisticated technology enabled theft can affect anyone and I am so grateful to the police for arresting these criminals."

Andrew RT Davies said he saw no reason to work with Abolish but stopped short of ruling out a post-election pact

New cars across Europe will have them from next year

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Mr Robichaux said the duke would not have an office at the company’s San Francisco headquarters or have employees who reported directly to him.

Three in four now back part-timers being treated the same as someone in a full-time post, a study suggests

England's health secretary says he can see an end to the pandemic

"The Union flag unites us as a nation and people rightly expect it to be flown above UK Government buildings."

"A virus like this is going to be with us for a long time"

The Government will launch a new UK Health Security Agency to protect against future pandemic

At the same time the EU is deciding whether to block vaccine exports to the UK

The condition is currently diagnosed using a blood test, followed by a biopsy

Disclosing private sexual photographs and films with intent to cause distress became an offence in 2015

Seven out of ten retail firms currently have their top three board positions all filled by men

The lending giant revealed three offices will shut amid the shift to remote working

"We are left asking whether there is something to hide"