Police arrested a 37-year-old far-right activist on suspicion of criminal damage with intent to endanger life after a migrant dinghy was slashed in the English Channel.

Public health officials say increasingly potent synthetic opioids are contributing to a sharp rise in drug-related fatalities in Scotland, complicating efforts to reduce the cou...

Transport security data show reported physical assaults across the British rail network increased by a fifth year on year, prompting calls for stronger policing and station secu...

Vistry Group sharply reduced its annual profit outlook as operating losses increased, adding to signs of pressure across Britain’s residential construction market.

TikTok withdrew its appeal against a £12.7 million penalty imposed by the Information Commissioner’s Office over breaches involving children’s personal data, making the fine final.

Britain’s leading research universities are pressing the Treasury to abandon a proposed levy on international students, warning that the measure could weaken university finances...

British financial services group Legal & General plans to eliminate about 1,000 roles by the middle of 2027 as it restructures operations and consolidates parts of its wealth ma...

Government proposals would abolish the statutory councils of governors at NHS foundation trusts and transfer some appointment powers to the Health Secretary as part of wider cha...

The British Medical Association says almost half of responding UK hospital trusts and boards allow advanced practitioners to cover gaps on doctors’ rotas, prompting calls for cl...

The planned launch of Britain’s largest artificial intelligence supercomputer has been postponed because of power supply limitations, highlighting the strain that energy infrast...

NHS England has instructed hospital trusts to install cameras covering storage areas in neonatal units by the end of November as part of its response to the Thirlwall inquiry.