A man has admitted murdering and decapitating his 21-year-old girlfriend before texting her mother pretending to be her and ...

The Scottish Government has announced it will open applications for mitigation of the welfare policy on March 2.

The Prime Minsiter said ‘nothing’ he had heard from the US president suggested Washington was poised to get involved.

Ministers also said up to £544 million in ‘clean energy bonus’ funding would back wind developers prioritising investment in ...

An opponent of the assisted dying Bill has claimed such a service “could become the trojan horse that breaks the NHS” after Health Secretary Wes Streeting was questioned about the availability of ...

Protesters have gathered outside the premises of F-35 fighter jet manufacturer Lockheed Martin UK, calling on it to stop sending parts to Israel for use against Palestine.

Crime author Anna Beer is set to appear at Waterstones Cirencester with her debut novel. On Thursday, June 19, Ms Beer will discuss her debut novel 'Death of an Englishman'. Her novel, set in Oxford, ...

A charity boss has run the length of Hadrian’s Wall dressed as a pair of testicles to raise awareness about the cancer which killed his brother. Toby Freeman, from Colchester, ran 90 miles from ...

The Justice Secretary asked police to launch a review after a newspaper reported a transgender killer had their record ‘wiped’.

Marie Anderson said she has delegated authority in her office’s chief executive and senior staff to ensure work can continue.

The largest review of the water sector since privatisation has come under criticism for not going far enough to ensure systemic change.

Pope Leo XIV will resume the papal tradition of taking a summer break outside Rome, the Vatican has announced. Leo will head to the papal retreat of Castel Gandolfo, south of Rome, from July 6-20 “for ...