A shadow minister has rebuked the Energy Secretary for accusing her of “going into hiding” when she missed a statement on climate change, as she told MPs she was looking after her baby son.

Wes Streeting said his own experience of kidney cancer had made him focus on his health ‘but the nature of my job means my exercise ...

The vast majority of people on universal credit are British and Irish nationals and those who live or work in the UK without ...

Kirsty Carless, 33, was on police bail for allegedly strangling Louis Price the month before he was stabbed to death, a murder trial heard.

Veterans minister Al Carns may resign over plans to repeal the Act which has limited prosecutions against former members of the armed forces.

Vine and Barton agreed to settle their High Court libel battle last year, with the former footballer agreeing to pay £110,000 in damages.

The current system is ‘piecemeal’ with no organisations whose ‘primary objective’ is protecting the dignity of the deceased, the inquiry ...

Sean Humber, from law firm Leigh Day, said that a data breach of thousands of Afghans’ personal information was ‘catastrophic’.

Richard Hughes, facing the Commons Treasury Committee, rejected the suggestion the Office for Budget Responsibility’s forecast was now ...

Jurors at Derby Crown Court heard that Charles Hartle, who was aged 17 at the time, allegedly carried out an “utterly pointless killing” when he attacked Noah Smedley on a dark street in Ilkeston, ...

Thames Water is still “in crisis mode” and will take “at least a decade” to turn around, the company has warned as it revealed ballooning debts. The UK’s largest water supplier also revealed a sharp ...