Dame Prue Leith said there is a “deep outrage at what is happening” with the assisted dying Bill in the House of Lords amid concerns it will run out of time to become law.

A retired Hong Kong police officer and Border Force official engaged in “shadow policing” on British soil on behalf of China, a court has heard. Dual Chinese and British nationals Peter Wai, 38, and ...

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The Royal Navy is in the most “parlous state” it has been in for 60 years and does not “deliver what the nation needs”, a former chief of the service has said. Lord West of Spithead added his voice to ...

The Type 45 destroyer is in Portsmouth and its departure to the easter Mediterranean may not come for several days.

Experts cautioned that the escalation of conflict in the Middle East could dampen sentiment in the month ahead.

Crufts is evolving into a year-round brand and community. Today, the world‑famous Show becomes a platform for the UK’s 13 million dogs1, ...

David Campbell was jailed for life after being found guilty of killing Brian Low near Aberfeldy in February 2024.

Two people have been taken to hospital after a crash in Guisborough last night. Emergency services were called to Allison Street at 10.44pm on Tuesday (March 3). Two ambulance crews attended and took ...

Some lenders have pushed pause on planned mortgage rate cuts, according to a financial information website, amid wider economic and global uncertainties as the conflict in the Middle East unfolds.

From April, certain train tickets will now only be refundable up to 11.59pm on the day before they become valid for travel.

Journalist and TV presenter Sir Trevor McDonald has revealed that one question he asked Iraqi leader Saddam Hussein during a landmark interview makes him “cringe” today. The 86-year-old will rewatch ...