The Office for National Statistics said the number of young people not in work, education or training increased to a post-pandemic high of 1.01 million in the three months from January to March

Olivia* has been left suffering flashbacks and is struggling to study for her GCSE exams

Exclusive: The current system is ‘simply wrong’, more than 30 organisations write

While Sir Keir has argued that new drilling in the North Sea would not reduce domestic oil prices because they are set internationally, some ministers and industry figures are now thought to be challenging this claim

This latest win brings the total Lotto millionaires in 2026 to 62

Paul Bowness, 45, was forced to catch fish, forage for sustenance, drink water from fallen coconuts and construct a shelter from whatever materials he could find on the beach

Agency chief Anne Keast-Butler said that AI is an ‘unstoppable force’ that the UK must harness for good

Footage of the incident have been widely circulated on social media

The Met Office also says another ‘tropical night’ is unlikely

UK spy chief says Russia is scaling up its daily hybrid activity against Britain and Europe

Girls’ rights charity Plan International UK warned harassment towards girls has become ‘normalised’

South East Water said customers should only use water for drinking, washing, and cooking

More than half of respondents who had a student loan said they did not understand the repayment plan when they signed up

Farage received £5 million from Thailand-based crypto-entrepreneur Christopher Harborne in 2024

Concerns were raised over Peter Mandelson’s security vetting because of links to a Chinese finance minister, a sanctions-hit Russian oligarch and a former Israeli military intelligence general

The former health secretary and Labour leadership hopeful has attacked Sir Tony Blair’s 5,600 word essay for failing to mention ‘inequality’ and taken a side swipe over the Iraq war

The demonstration came after Norfolk Police said on Friday that seven men had been charged as part of an investigation into group-based child sexual exploitation in Norwich

Musical training may help young people have ‘superior attention and vigilance’, study suggests

His family called Junior Slater their ‘little blue-eyed boy’

Bodycam footage shows the moment a woman who killed her stepdaughter almost 50 years ago was arrested in Heathrow Airport.

Some 1,128 people arrived in the UK after crossing the Channel between Friday and Tuesday, according to Home Office figures

Greater Manchester mayor beats Reform leader in head-to-head polls by 14 percentage points, according to pollsters

Hasan Piker is listed as among the speakers at an event called How the American Left Learned to Speak the Internet at London SXSW in early June

The party’s most successful former leader and prime minister has issued a scathing indictment of Labour

Days of record-breaking heat across the UK saw London’s paramedics inundated with emergency calls

Shanice Brookes was shot dead outside a Sheffield bar in the early hours of Monday

Exclusive: Impacts from the US-Iran war are now hitting summer holiday plans

Afzal Khan, the Labour MP for Manchester Rusholme, said: ‘Reform UK have consistently failed to tackle their growing Islamophobia problem’

Political editor David Maddox looks at what Ofgem’s announcement on energy bills means for the chancellor

The union says there could also be more strikes in July

Reports have said the incident involved a man being struck over the head with a bottle

The speed camera figures come amid a surge in the number of drivers taking speed awareness courses

Salman Yousaf, 46, was already serving a prison sentence when police linked him to a series of unsolved assaults

South East Water warns demand for water outstripping supplies as taps run dry in hundreds of homes

Gabriela Teixeira’s husband tried to cut her out of his estate just weeks before his death

The number of breakdowns AA attended over the bank holiday weekend was up 15 per cent on the same period last year

The former prime has warned that there needs to be an ‘honest conversation’ over the way forward for the party before there is a change of prime minister

It is thought at least 400,000 Muslim soldiers fought in the First World War

‘It is important for Britain's strength abroad that we develop deep ties with a developing world which is developing fast,’ former PM writes

Donald Trump’s Iran war is blamed for continued volatility in global energy markets, which has led to higher wholesale gas prices

Romanian Stanislav Carpiuc, 27, and Ukrainians Roman Lavrynovych, 22, and Petro Pochynok, 35, are on trial over a series of arson attacks allegedly on the orders of a shadowy contact called El Money

Cheshire police say body recovered from Pickmere Lake is believed to be that of a missing 17-year-old boy

Castle was pictured at the time detaining the suspected shoplifter outside a Nike store

The photo of Corey Edwards emerged online hours after he announced his candidacy as a Reform UK candidate

It is the latest social media comment from Robert Kenyon to resurface during the by-election campaign

Merseyside police said emergency services were called to the beach at about 3.30pm on the bank holiday

Tesco and Sainsbury’s continue to be the top two for British shoppers

Kelcie Reed, 24, pleaded guilty to being in charge of a dog dangerously out of control, causing injury resulting in death

Readers are split between those who see a relatively quick EU return as possible due to existing alignment and those who argue rejoining would still require full concessions, including euro adoption and a fresh democratic mandate

PC Paul Heard said the trip from his Suffolk house to the Croydon police base was ‘exhausting’

Huntley died from a blunt head injury, a post-mortem examination revealed