Environment secretary Emma Reynolds is understood to be concerned the deal places an ‘undue’ burden on taxpayers

Liz Kendall, accepted that many children will succeed in getting around the ban but insisted the restriction would lead to a ‘significant change in behaviour’

Robbie Lammas declared the Conservative Party was ‘over’ when he defected to Reform UK in October 2025

The compensation includes nearly £200k for a new swimming pool

In one of the biggest shocks of election night 2019, Labour lost its Stoke-on-Trent seats as the red wall collapsed amid a Boris Johnson pledge to get Brexit done. Seven years on, Alex Ross discovers a city feeling even further left behind

The teenager denies charges of murder and manslaughter

As the assisted dying debate reignites, our community shared deeply emotional accounts of relatives facing prolonged illness and distress at the end of life, alongside concerns about whether current laws provide sufficient dignity and protection for ...

The prime minister, who set out the plans as he arrived in France for the G7 summit, warned that Putin’s ‘aggression threatens not just Ukraine, but the security of all Europe’

Emergency services are in attendance and a specialist recovery is ongoing to recover the vehicle between junctions 27 and 26

Andrea Egan urged the introduction of ‘progressive policies’, including investment in infrastructure, pay restoration and better public services

Ministers have been accused of offering "words over action" on protecting women and girls in conflict zones in the wake of MPs warning that aid cuts are undermining Britain's global leadership on women's rights.

Platforms such as Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and Facebook are set to be banned

The creatures were reintroduced in 2023 after being hunted to extinction 400 years ago

Temperatures could reach 29C by the end of this week in south-east England

Operation Beaconport is reviewing cases from January 2010 to March 2025

13 per cent of those in debt or concerned about missing payments owed money to ‘someone who makes them feel scared’

Unison says its latest survey has revealed a concerning snapshot of a ‘dangerous and dilapidated’ NHS estate

The former health secretary plans to allow more drilling fr poil and gas and centralise decision making on major projects like energy plans and data centres

The captain is scheduled to appear at Southampton Magistrates’ Court on Tuesday

‘You’ve got to decide if you want to take the debate forward and you want to work on solutions’, says Kim Leadbeater, a decade after her sister’s murder

Ellen Roome has been campaigning for online safety for children since her son, Jools Sweeney, died aged 14 in 2022

Robert Jenrick says companies employing foreign workers will pay higher national insurance and a ‘migrant labour levy’

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex welcomed the ban but said the ‘measures do not fix the problem at its source’

Ukrainian builder Roman Lavrynovych, 22, was recruited by a Russian speaking Telegram account known as ‘El Money’

Protesters were seen being carried away by police officers

The court will now decide whether the sentence was unduly lenient

Royal Marine commandos and officers from the National Crime Agency seized the tanker Smyrtos in the Channel in the first UK-led operation to capture a sanctioned vessel

Teenagers are reacting to the prime minister’s decision to ban them from social media from as early as next spring

Reform UK has stood by its candidate, who is taking on Andy Burnham in Thursday’s crunch Makerfield by-election

Campaigners and MPs have warned the PM is missing a ‘once in a lifetime’ chance to force platforms to introduce lasting change

Five judges give their ruling after the Home Office appeals the previous decision that the Palestine Action ban was unlawful

Sarah Davey had some contact with her son and did register his birth

Jamie Varley, 37, adopted Preston Davey, at nine months old with his partner, John McGowan-Fazakerley, 32

HMRC has apologised for the error and hopes to fix the problem later this summer

The government has been under pressure to look again at the plan after John Healey quit

The network, launched in 2020, is said to have 20,000 people on its mailing list

Mr Burnham hopes to win Thursday’s Makerfield by-election and could then launch a campaign to replace Sir Keir as prime minister and Labour leader

Our community is divided over the prime minister’s plan to ban social media for under-16s, with some backing tougher regulation to protect children online and others warning it is unworkable and risks setting a precedent for greater government cont...

‘Labour members are not Corbynistas any more, many of them joined because of Keir’

Dorset Police have arrested a man on suspicion of firearms offences following the discovery in Suffolk Avenue, Christchurch

The mother claims she was left with ‘nothing’ after putting her home in her daughter’s name

Radwan Shakur, from Wembley, north-west London, was found with stab wounds at Central Park in Chelmsford

A 63-year-old woman has been arrested on suspicion of causing serious injury by dangerous driving after a car drove through a fence

CCTV images from 2017 showed a jogger pushing a woman into the path of a bus

The Michelin-starred restaurant Veeraswamy has been located on Regent’s Street for 100 years

Around eight in 10 UK children aged three to 17 are estimated to have at least one active social media profile

Mayor of London says city subjected to ‘unprecedented attack of lies and hatred’ on social media

US president Donald Trump said the agreement meant ‘oil will flow’ freely once again through the Strait of Hormuz, the vital shipping route out of the Persian Gulf

Iran’s Strait of Hormuz blockade led to oil prices hitting their highest level since 2022

The former Manchester United player flew to the UK from South Korea, where he was playing for FC Seoul, to give evidence in his grandfather’s defence last April

YouTube and Snapchat have emerged as the two most popular online platforms for children aged between eight and 14

Individuals were seen carrying Palestinian and Israeli flags at the protest

Investment deal is expected to create thousands of new jobs in Britain

Political editor David Maddox explains why the bold move by Sir Keir Starmer is a further sign of his weakness