Bills at Holyrood and Westminster that would allow terminally ill people to get help to die are trying to “fix a problem we ...

The Prime Minister will meet US President Donald Trump next week amid a deepening feud between Kyiv and Washington.

Reliability on Britain’s railways has reached a record low with more than one in 25 services cancelled in the past year, as ...

The Israeli leader called the handover of the wrong remains a ‘cruel and malicious violation’ of the ceasefire agreement.

The galleries house ancient Greek, Roman, Egyptian, Assyrian and Middle Eastern objects along with the disputed Elgin Marbles ...

Hadi Matar faces up to 25 years in jail if convicted of attempted murder and assault over the attack on the Satanic Verses ...

Tesco rhubarb buyer Paul Curtis said: “Rhubarb has very much become the flavour of the moment and besides being a classic ...

The Chancellor of the Duchy of Lancaster said it is clear Europe must ‘do more’ to contribute to its own defence and the UK must play a ...

Noel Clarke has lost a Court of Appeal bid related to his libel claim against the publisher of The Guardian. The 49-year-old is suing Guardian News and Media (GNM) over a series of articles, including ...

Sinn Fein’s decision to boycott St Patrick’s Day visits to the US “doesn’t help anybody in Palestine”, Ireland’s deputy premier has said.

Catherine Sayer, leader of Tandridge District Council, said that a total of six households had been permitted to return to their homes.

The UK's housing crisis has widened the generational divide. Nearly 79% of people aged 65 and over live in a home they own, while that figure is just 39% for 25-34-year-olds. But how did we get here?