Prime minister hits back at US president over threat to leave Nato as he says how Britain emerges from Iran war crisis will ‘define us for a generation’

Costs are rising faster than after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, data shows

Simon Dudley is facing criticism after saying ‘everyone dies’ and claiming ‘the pendulum has swung too far’ on building safety regulations

President draws contrast between King and prime minister a day after Buckingham Palace confirmed plan for royal state visit to US

Thursday’s meeting is considered a first step, to be followed by ‘working-level meetings’ of officials to hammer out details

Police confirmed they are not looking for anyone else in connection with the incident

Yellow weather warnings for wind are in place on Saturday and Sunday with peak gusts of up to 90mph possible in certain exposed areas

‘Just because you have not yet been arrested does not mean you will not be,’ warns police chief

Teacher’s injuries severe enough to warrant surgery, union revealed

The RAC said the average price of a litre of petrol and diesel at UK forecourts rose by 20p and 40p respectively in March

Tens of thousands of resident doctors in England are set to stage a six-day walkout on Tuesday, immediately after the Easter weekend

Suspect flees on electric bike as firearms officers rush to scene in Speedwell where man suffered potentially life-changing injuries

King Charles has been urged to meet Epstein victims during his upcoming US visit

The UK’s decision to withdraw funding from the Global Polio Eradication Initiative sends precisely the wrong signal to the world about the value we place on this crucial effort for the health of others and health security for all, writes Timothy Ha...

Dorothy Chiles, 87, suffered a broken hip and died six weeks later

When a worker was born will decide if they can still retire at 66

A knifeman who left his victim for dead was caught by police hiding under loft insulation.

Videos on social media appear to show young people causing chaos in Clapham in recent days

The group ‘seems to be doing all it can to prevent the use of ‘easy’ signs without its licence’, says judge

Fraudsters have broken into huts and listed them for sale on eBay without the owners’ consent

Dr Bharat Pankhania says the posts were ‘abhorrent’

Younger workers get major pay rises from this week

King Charles III is set to visit the US for a state visit later in April

Motorists have also been advised to avoid “continuous harsh braking” by anticipating traffic lights, roundabouts and changing traffic flow

Last month’s Tyne-Wear derby was briefly paused following a report of racist abuse

Four people have been discharged from hospital since the incident, Derbyshire Police have said

The Bank of England’s latest Financial Stability Report (FSR) said the UK economic outlook has ‘deteriorated’

The trio were arrested early on Wednesday morning

TikTok videos showed teenagers sprinting down the high street wearing masks

BBC recently revealed plans to reduce the unit responsible for royal events, state funerals and Remembrance Sunday

An emergency helicopter could be seen searching the area

General Sir Gwyn Jenkins says Royal Navy will not be war-ready until the end of this decade

While Cornwall boasts some of the most striking landscapes in the UK, there are plenty of things to do indoors when the heavens open and rain pours down

Seyed Ali Mousavi says Iran ‘will decide appropriately’ what course of action it will take

A key date has been moved back by at least several months

Cost of living concerns have grown in the UK amid crisis in the Middle East

As the war in the Middle East continues, there are fears there could be a global recession over oil prices.

Grocery shopping bills rose sharply in 2022 and 2023 and are heading for another rise later this year

Our community is sharply divided over the King’s US visit. While some have called it an ‘embarrassment’ amid Donald Trump’s attacks on the UK, others have urged diplomacy to ‘calm the waters’

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Claims received by the bank have involved a range of animals, from desirable breeds of cats and dogs

Darren Hill claimed his in-laws promised him the business during a family holiday in Vietnam