Prosecutors told a Northern Irish court that former Democratic Unionist Party leader Jeffrey Donaldson should receive a prison term exceeding 10 years for child sexual abuse off...

The Home Office provided about £66 million in emergency protection for mosques and related Muslim community sites following the violent disorder that spread after the 2024 South...

The independent inquiry into the Manston asylum processing centre has heard that ministerial decisions over transfers to other accommodation contributed to severe overcrowding a...

Severe pressure on prisons and courts in England and Wales has intensified concern over offender release arrangements as authorities struggle to maintain enough capacity across ...

Britain’s food and drink trade deficit reached £21.1 billion in the first half of 2026, its largest since 2000, as exports weakened and reliance on imported products increased.

The government has shared findings from a national security assessment warning that climate change and ecosystem disruption could threaten British infrastructure and internation...

TalkTalk is seeking buyers for its consumer and wholesale broadband operations as the telecommunications provider tries to avoid administration and protect services used by mill...

Four integrated care boards in England have introduced minimum waits of up to two years for some ADHD and autism assessments as the health service struggles to manage rapidly gr...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham is committing £210 million to bring vacant shops and other neglected high-street buildings back into use, while maintaining that he will not call a g...

Britain borrowed £18.3 billion in August, leaving the Treasury with less fiscal room as Chancellor John Healey prepares the autumn budget amid pressure from higher spending and ...

British housebuilder Vistry has lowered its financial expectations after reporting a larger first-half loss, with weaker private sales and a sizeable inventory of unsold homes a...