Iran claims that a deal with Oman to reopen the Strait of Hormuz is on the verge of being finalised after both countries ...

We spoke to Ali Vaez, the Deputy Programme Director for the Middle East at International Crisis group, who was involved in ...

A power failure in Manchester has affected a key communications centre putting vital operational controls out of action.

More than 150 walk-in hubs for people to seek immediate support for mental health care are to be opened across England – with ...

Despite a shortfall in NHS mental health doctors and nurses, the funds outlined again today are being used exclusively to ...

We spoke to the academic and activist Professor Gus John – and Ian Pace, who’s professor of music, culture and society at City and St George’s University in London.

Glyn Razzell was found guilty of killing his estranged wife, Linda, 24 years ago. He’s now served his term in prison and the parole board has decided it’s safe for him to be released. However, his ...

The “tragedy” of Ceuta has reignited the migration debate across Europe. And politicians are now being accused of weaponising ...

The vast majority of England’s rivers, lakes and coastal waters are polluted, according to a new survey by the Environment Agency. Its research found just 14% are in good ecological health while not a ...

Amongst the hundreds of professors to walk the cloisters of Cambridge, Jason Arday stood out. Following his resignation, supporters of the youngest Black professor in Cambridge’s history claim he’s ...

Cambridge academic Jason Arday resigns amid ongoing allegations of plagiarism. And troubled waters as research shows that not one of England’s waterways is free of chemical pollution.

The war in Ukraine appears to have entered a new phase, as Kyiv has launched increasingly ambitious long-range strikes deep inside Russia, put mounting pressure on Crimea and sought to bring the war ...