Police investigating the former Duke of York for alleged misconduct in public office say the ‘door is always open’ for any of Epstein’s victims to come forward

Two girls were raped in two separate incidents in a town in the New Forest

The Office for National Statistics said the total volume of retail sales, which measures the quantity bought, fell by 1.3% in April.

Recent polling has shown that Mr Burnham would comfortably win among Labour members in a leadership contest

Claims Sandra Thomas spent the money went on meals at the Ivy, holidays, new cars, shopping trips and their daughter's wedding at the Savoy

Chris Kennedy was announced to be running for the Greens on Thursday morning, but the party confirmed he had dropped out some nine hours later, citing ‘personal and family reasons’

The UK Health Security Agency has issued yellow heat health alerts across London, the South East, the East and the Midlands

The tranche of two million Epstein files has sparked numerous probes from UK police forces

The Climate Change Committee warned that 92 per cent of homes are expected to overheat by 2050

Sunday could be the warmest May day on record, forecasters have said

Much of the country can expect scorching weather over the bank holiday weekend

Between April 2025 to January 2026, 74.9 per cent of first class mail was delivered the next day

The new proposals would require staff to be present and check a customer’s ID before they can use a sunbed

The seven-metre high Kusuma Neolithic Hall is based on archaeological evidence of a large prehistoric structure that was discovered near the stone circle

The government’s public consultation on whether to ban social media for under-16s closes next week

Andrew has been criticised for failing to surrender the title “despite being asked to do so” by the City of London Corporation

Police are still investigating how all three women came to be in the water

Palantir is already a significant player in the UK public sector

General secretary of the Trade Union Congress (TUC) said there is an ‘overwhelming sense of frustration’ from trade unions at the prime minister’s government

Fewer people coming to the UK for work drove a big drop in net migration to 171,000 in 2025

Reeves avoids announcing any immediate help with energy bills, despite soaring oil prices triggered by the Iran war

Greater Manchester Police launched an investigation in Tameside in relation to the 7 May elections

One student emailed the teacher they ‘missed’ her during the school holidays

Mr Whitley had started working at the school approximately six months prior to the incident which got him banned from teaching

The Prime Minister said he wanted the ‘whole Labour movement’ to be involved in the vital by-election

Proponents of keeping North Sea oil and gas in the ground are repeatedly focusing on energy security and economic arguments. But it is only by making the climate argument that they will actually win the debate, explains Nick Ferris

Amanda Navaian sued the King Charles III Charitable Trust, claiming she was left psychologically scarred and lost millions in revenue

Pubs will be allowed to stay open until 2am if any of the home nations make it to the knockout stage of the men’s football tournament

Mr Marinakis is seeking between £1 million and £5 million in damages

Royal preferred to go to ‘sophisticated countries’ as UK trade envoy – and refused to attend ‘golf functions’

A 750-tonne crane was used to remove the mizzen, foremast and bowsprit masts from Vice-Admiral Lord Nelson’s flagship at Portsmouth Historic Dockyard

The Speaker of the House of Commons has slammed ministers for making major announcements on TikTok before making them in the chamber.

Exclusive: Home Office accused of ‘safeguarding failure’ after hundreds of migrant children were initially assessed as adults

Lydia Suffield sent emails and Instagram messages to the couple

Political editor David Maddox looks at a cost of living announcement by the chancellor which appeared to reflect a political obsession with plumbers and was missing major items

Unions have welcomed the announcement, with many campaigning for years for the rate to be increased

Horizon is at the centre of the long-running Post Office scandal, which saw around 1,000 people wrongly prosecuted and convicted

A video posted by the country’s security minister taunted detainees from an aid flotilla bound for Gaza

British Future said politicians “need to take responsibility” for the growing disconnect between the true migration figures and public perception of immigration

The figures for the 12 months to December are down 48% compared to the previous year (331,000)

The new cases brings the total of UK-acquired cases to six

Millions of Nationwide customers are set to receive a £100 payment

All three men deny the allegations, which were revealed in a BBC Panorama programme

The telecoms giant said it was upping its cost-saving target to £3.7 billion

‘Tide is turning’ as in-person banking is apparently regaining popularity