Aviation analytics company Cirium said airlines have axed 120 of the 22,613 departures initially scheduled from UK airports in May, equivalent to 0.53%. The number of outbound flights planned for June ...

In November, the FAI’s general assembly overwhelmingly approved a motion calling for Israel to be banned from Uefa over the military assault on Gaza, a call which was rejected by Uefa. After Ireland ...

Soldiers guided a mother duck and her six ducklings away from the scene in Hyde Park prior to the military display, watched by the Princess Royal.

Dr Jacqueline Weyer, acting deputy executive director for the National Institute for Communicable Diseases in South Africa, said the Andes virus is a “slow burner” and “moves really slowly” which ...

A teacher accused of the sexual abuse and murder of a baby he adopted said: “I’m going to hell,” as he cradled the dead child, a court has heard. Jamie Varley, 37, who earlier wailed for his mother, ...

A vote for the Scottish Greens would force men like Malcolm Offord to “finally start paying their fair share” towards public services, the co-leader of the Scottish Greens has said.

The threats came after China’s foreign minister called for a comprehensive ceasefire in the Iran war following a meeting with ...

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch said she was leading a ‘new party’ but acknowledged the rise of rivals like Reform UK will hit the Tory vote.

The princess carried out an engagement at the University of East London for the launch of a new guide for people working in early years.

Russell Findlay has said he will continue as Scottish Tory leader for as long as he “can make a difference”, as pre-election ...

Oil prices have fallen sharply to below 100 US dollars a barrel on fresh hopes of an end to the Iran war and unblocking of the crucial Strait of Hormuz.

A former SNP council leader who has been jailed for sex offences against young men has been urged to apologise to his victims by Scotland’s First Minister. SNP leader John Swinney insisted it was ...