In a speech at the National Farmers’ Union, Environment Secretary George Eustice said that farmers were now benefiting from increased confidence because of leaving the European Union, with profits up in many sectors and lamb and beef prices at ten-...

Alex Salmond was expected to appear at a Holyrood inquiry, but in the last few moments we've found out he is not going.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been setting out her plan for easing the current lockdown.

The Prime Minister has admitted that the government is considering the possible use of "vaccine passports"

The number of people out of work is now more than 1.7 million - up by more than a quarter over the course of the pandemic.

Jackie Long asks whether families caught up in criminal exploitation should be given the same priority as victims of domestic violence when it comes to providing safe accommodation.

We spoke to Neil O'Brien and Andrea Leadsom

There are encouraging signs that the vaccines are having a "spectacular" impact on reducing serious illness.

The government has confirmed that all pupils in England will return to school from March 8, along with wider use of testing and face masks, especially in secondary schools. 

“The end really is in sight,” Boris Johnson told MPs today as he set out his plans to ease England's lockdown restrictions, after what he called a "wretched year".

Boris Johnson spoke to MPs earlier, with details about the roadmap out of lockdown.

Is OnlyFans the new frontier of sex work? Or an exploitative fad, with potentially life-ruining consequences?

Mark Drakeford said he hoped all primary school children would be able return to school by the middle of March, with the case rate in Wales now at its lowest since September. 

We spoke to Nicole Jacobs, the Domestic Abuse Commissioner for England and Wales.

A coroner in Nottingham has declared that the probation service made a significant contribution to the murder of a woman by her former boyfriend.