Thousands of campaigners marched from Westminster to Parliament Square during the annual March for Life UK demonstration, calling for tighter abortion restrictions as debate con...

British beekeeping groups urged the public to report suspected Asian hornets as environmental authorities stepped up monitoring of the invasive predator, which poses a threat to...

Insurance data showed a significant increase in subsidence claims after prolonged heat and drought caused ground movement in clay-rich areas, raising repair costs and concerns o...

Peers continued scrutiny of legislation covering the Financial Ombudsman Service, abolition of the Payment Systems Regulator, provisional licensing and bank ring-fencing as the ...

Peers are preparing line-by-line examination of legislation that would return passenger rail services to public ownership through Great British Railways, with amendments coverin...

Chancellor John Healey lowered the Treasury’s central Green Book discount rate from 3.5% to 3%, a change intended to make long-term regeneration, school and transport projects o...

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage faced renewed scrutiny after aides Dan Jukes and James Orr were suspended following an undercover investigation that appeared to show officials dis...

Chancellor John Healey said higher inflation, weaker growth and elevated borrowing costs linked to the United States war with Iran are narrowing the Treasury’s fiscal headroom, ...

The chair of the International Development Committee has welcomed Britain’s £400 million investment in the Tropical Forest Forever Facility while warning that its funding struct...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has established Number 10 North as a regional center of government aimed at shifting civil service capacity away from Whitehall and supporting indust...

British officials have reiterated that the Falkland Islands will remain a British overseas territory for as long as residents wish, rejecting recent legal challenges and economi...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham says he will abstain when the Terminally Ill Adults End of Life Bill returns to the House of Commons, while government ministers will be expected to ...