The Scottish Covid Bereaved group will hold the Government to account to ensure lessons are learned from the pandemic, a member has said. The UK-wide Covid-19 Inquiry released its second of 10 reports ...

A supermarket has reported a surge in demand for brightly-coloured vegetables as nutritionists encourage people to “eat the rainbow” in order to be healthier. By eating fruits and vegetables of ...

Castle View Court by Pevensey Bay, is setting a new benchmark for customer experience with three fully furnished Omar show homes now available ...

Official figures showed retail sales by volume fell 1.1 during October, following an upwardly revised increase of 0.7 in September.

The Prime Minister faced questions about his approach to Beijing amid rumours he will travel to China, and approve the country’s new ...

Poundland has confirmed its store in Montague Street in Worthing will serve customers for the last time on December 6. An extensive closing down sale is underway this week, the company said.

A safety regulator could delay the council’s plans for a £100 million flagship “affordable” housing scheme in Hove by more than a ...

The regulator said energy bills would rise by about 28p a month for the average household in England, Scotland and Wales.

A councillor has called for a recently resurfaced road to be resurfaced again after two utility companies dug up the newly laid asphalt in ...

England’s batting imploded as Mitchell Starc snapped up seven wickets in a dramatic start to the first Ashes Test in Perth. After choosing to bat first on a green pitch, the tourists were rounded up ...

A billion-dollar money laundering network which is active in the UK bought a bank to facilitate payments to support Russian military efforts, the National Crime Agency has revealed.

The Office for National Statistics said public sector borrowing stood at £17.4 billion last month, above the £14.4 billion official forecast.