The former UK prime minister, who built the international coalition backing Ukraine, has demolished the US president’s peace proposals

Scattered Spider drew notoriety in September 2023 when members broke into and locked up the networks of casino operators Caesars Entertainment

Number of assaults on prison staff last year up 15 per cent on the year before

The DWP is currently checking through hundreds of thousands of cases to find those who are owed money

Warmer weather is predicted to arrive across the UK with more sunshine and a shift in the wind direction, Met Office says

Chancellor is set to meet with her US counterpart Scott Bessent on Friday

The initiative aims to collect approximately 1,000 litres of urine

Aston-based Faizan Global Relief Foundation has collected hundreds of bin bags with the help of volunteers who work through the night

Chancellor indicates she wants to hand market freedoms it had almost two decades ago, before major banks were bailed out by government

Senior executives will also be banned from accepting bonuses if firms fail to meet Environment Agency’s standards

As the UK scrambles to get a US trade deal, Rachel Reeves has made a speech calling for a new global trade system aimed at dealing with concerns raised by Donald Trump

The crumbly staple was first introduced by McVitie’s a century ago

The Reform UK leader claimed GPs are over diagnosing adults with mental health problems and children with special educational needs

Union officials have said the end of the bin strikes are in ‘touching distance’ after a seven-week standoff

The energy secretary confirmed ministers are looking at the plans, which have been dubbed ‘madness’ by Labour donor and eco-tycoon Dale Vince

The speculation comes just a week before the local elections where the Tories are set to lose hundreds of seats

Stan Rickman, 91, and Roma Rickman, 88, were found dead at 4am on Monday 14 April after emergency services were called to a fire at their home in Alton, Hampshire

With most Independent readers supporting a school smartphone ban, the overwhelming consensus was that phones are too distracting – though many believe deeper issues like parenting, education, and online safety must also be addressed

Nicola Packer denies charge and claims she believed she was within legal limit

The regulator has set out how websites and apps must protect children from harmful content.

Under Water UK’s suggestion, frugal users would be rewarded with cheaper pricing per unit, while excessive users would be forced to pay more

Sir Keir promised to make Britain’s energy a ‘source not of vulnerability but of strength’

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex have issued a warning against social media harms

Thousands attended rallies in London and Edinburgh over the Easter weekend

It follows the widely criticised portrait of the Princess of Wales, which appeared as Tatler’s front cover last year

Alongside the will, the Vatican announced the pope died following a stroke that led to irreversible heart failure

Grant Shapps says he is barred from sharing his theories on why Donald Trump is "in cahoots" with Vladimir Putin.

The top international official in Bosnia has cut all budgetary financing for ruling political parties in the Serb-run part of the country, adding pressure on the entity’s pro-Russian president who is wanted over his separatist policies

Some 150 new trade sanctions against Russia have been introduced by the UK, aimed at choking off the Kremlin’s war effort.

Technology Secretary Peter Kyle had previously suggested such a ban, which is being introduced in Australia, was ‘on the table’ for the UK.

Some bogus websites are requesting personal details from 1950s-born women

A record-breaking 56,000 adrenaline-fuelled runners will gather at the starting line of the TCS London Marathon this year

Many Oscar fans are paying well over face value in their desperation to attend one of the Britpop band’s reunion shows

Sophie Lloyd, pretending to be ‘Raymond Lloyd’, allowed to join elite society in 1991 – but later that year she revealed disguise when women started to be granted membership, only to then be expelled

Prices have already risen for several popular chocolate bars