The Cabinet Office has announced that the first of thousands of compensation payments to victims of the NHS' tainted blood scandal have been made, marking a 'historic milestone'.

China has reopened access to “major UK pork producers” following Covid-linked restrictions on some exports of the protein ...

A reader writes to the Journal to say she is among those to have scraped the side of their cars on a raised kerb beneath the Fisherton ...

Rachel Reeves said on a visit to Sunderland today that recognises huge financial pressures facing hospices across the UK as St Cuthberts ...

Leeds has the fourth biggest court backlog in the country, as criminal cases continue to stack up to records highs.

Measures aimed at streamlining planning process for onshore wind farms above 100MW are in step with pursuit of 2030 targets ...

The decision is based on “independent expert advice from the Commission on Human Medicines,” which determined “there is ...

The first infected blood compensation payments are to be made by the government this week, with 10 victims of the scandal set ...

A man from Plymouth who arrested, detained and thrown out of the Royal Navy for being gay has welcomed a government compensation scheme - saying it's been a long time coming. Martyn Hammond, 60, was ...

But four of the six North Wales councils have been told they will likely receive under the 4.3% national average rise, with ...

Education minister Janet Daby said about 70% of vocational courses that the Conservatives had slated to cut will be kept.

The end of Spain's Golden Visa, which allows Brits to relocate to Spain with minimal paperwork, has been blocked in the ...