The fate of his three houses had been in limbo due to a hand-written will

New WaterAid report says investing in and delivering water, sanitation and hygiene across healthcare facilities could prevent 10 million cases of maternal sepsis and 8,580 deaths worldwide every year

Warnings to be vigilant for signs of infection after 20 cases identified

The case was brought through the controversial fast-track Single Justice Procedure (SJP) courts, leading to the ruling against her

Dan Hurst was airlifted to Majorca for emergency surgery

Government will not be able to meet target of relocating Afghan families to the UK by March 2029 without ‘urgent intervention’, ministers warned

Anat Ron-Kendall, the only known UK-based British–Israeli dual national who survived the terror attack, has spoken for the first time about her ideal

Older and vulnerable individuals are increasingly falling victim to a "cruel" wave of online "friendship fraud", a leading bank has warned.

Scotland would have been the first nation in the UK to back assisted dying had the legislation been passed

The Institute for Fiscal Studies’ verdict comes after work and pensions secretary Pat McFadden set out scheme to encourage employers to hire young people

A father who murdered his five-week-old baby daughter rang 999 after she suffered from a “catastrophic” brain injury following a series of assaults.

Sir John Curtice and other polling analysts have noted the average for Nigel Farage’s party across polls has dropped in the past month

Reform UK says it will pay one British street’s energy bills for a year but campaigners fear it could breach data protection laws

Graeme Biggar said the Middle East conflict could drive more arrivals as he issued his annual assessment of threats facing Britain – including soaring drugs deaths

Students queuing for antibiotics at the University of Kent describe the impact a deadly outbreak of meningitis is having on campus life

The Chancellor said she hopes investment in AI will help to ensure greater resilience against global shocks.

Experts have called on Companies House to be more transparent about the glitch

Lady Chief Justice Baroness Carr said she had ‘grave security concerns’ about David Lammy’s reforms

Maria-Christina Copinger-Symes, 54, is part of the wealthy Perez de la Sala dynasty, which made its £550m-plus fortune in shipping

Treasury officials asked to draw up a roadmap for measures to be published at the Budget

In Britain, half of homicides, thefts and robberies are linked to drugs

The Chancellor hopes the plan will help drive economic growth in regions across the country.

Wes Streeting has cautioned against returning to “Victorian conditions” through “anti-science” stances amid an outbreak of meningitis B in Kent.

Relentless criticism from Donald Trump has prompted fears that King Charles’s visit could be overshadowed

Jerry Adams had earlier said that the ignorance of Irish history among British people is ‘shocking’

One customer said she was able to see the transactions of six different users over a 20-minute period

PM says UK ‘will not be drawn into the wider war’ amid ongoing criticism from Trump

Lewis Hamilton won his first race on the challenging circuit now earmarked for demolition

West Wales and western England are due to have the warmest weather on Wednesday

Two vaccinations are offered to protect against the main causes of meningitis, but analysis of government data shows uptake varies significantly across England

The case was described as ‘yet another cautionary tale about the financial consequences of neighbour disputes for those without deep pockets’

Rachel Reeves is expected to pledge the UK to ‘the fastest AI adoption in the G7’ in an annual lecture in the City of London on Tuesday.