Household wealth increased to another record in 2020

On the fifth anniversary of the vote to leave the EU, many in the fishing industry feel betrayed by a trade deal that effectively sacrificed one of the key promises of the Leave campaign

Department for Education encouraging schools to celebrate ‘One Britain One Nation Day’

Five years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, the bloc is still tied up in post-Brexit wrangling, reports policy correspondent Jon Stone

Codes on polymer note shine light on computer pioneer’s work

Steve Bouquet, 54, denies criminal damage and possession of a knife

Exclusive: Expert says every week domestic abuse survivors tell her they have ‘either lost residence of their children to their abusers or are at imminent risk of doing so’

‘Seasonal influenza is likely to be a significant issue coming into the autumn and winter,’ says professor Neil Ferguson

Follow latest developments as UK marks five years since referendum

Application numbers double in a month, prompting concern many EU nationals will not apply in time for deadline and could fall victim to hostile environment policies

Five years ago Wednesday, Britons voted in a referendum that was meant to bring certainty to the U.K.’s unsettled relationship with its European neighbors, but it most certainly did not

Analysis: It’s five years since Britain voted to leave the EU – so what number should really have been on the side of the Vote Leave bus? Ben Chu examines the real impact of Brexit on the UK’s economy

Broadcaster’s boss warns against changes that could cause ‘irreversible damage’

I ‘can’t see’ indyref2 before 2024 says cabinet minister leading pro-union push

Icai report warns of ‘turbulence’ created by merger

‘The government has to take this issue seriously and support touring artists. The future of British music is at stake’

New report questions lack of support for festivals and freelance workers within the culture sector

More than half of doctors surveyed by the British Medical Association plan to retire before the age of 60, with most citing pension taxation as the primary reason

Police forces ordered to take ‘immediate action’ to explain closure rates

On fifth anniversary of referendum, nation still deeply divided by decision to leave EU

Victim, 26, found bound and gagged in Buckinghamshire in April 1987

Judge says claims the government is legally obliged to publicly probe claims are ‘unarguable’ in court

Firefighters took more than two hours to attend site of attack in May 2017

Special report: UK government’s hostile environment policies continue to wreak havoc upon people’s lives, they tell Nadine White on Windrush Day

‘The story seems very politicised,’ one school leader says

Northern Ireland’s Democratic Unionist Party has named veteran lawmaker Jeffrey Donaldson its new leader

Boris Johnson’s Brexit chief says relationship with the EU will be ‘a little bumpy’ for some time

‘Windrush Day should be a day of celebration, but instead many people who have made huge contributions to our society are facing an uncertain future,’ letter to Home Secretary reads

Senior investigating officer described him as a ‘selfish, arrogant monster’

System condemned as an ‘unjust punishment’ for families

Son of Yorkshire Ripper’s first-known victim criticises ‘despicable’ promotion

The naturalist has backed a British Broadcasting Challenge campaign.

‘Current levels will remain in force until 19 July,’ says first minister

Relative moderate replaces Edwin Poots, who briefly succeeded Arlene Foster, in bitter party civil war

Unlike Labour’s get-together, tickets for the bash are yet to go on sale

It is the highest figure since 13 February

‘No woman must be refused this service,’ says campaigner

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‘This tool is a world first’

Some in the party blamed Jenny Chapman for the by-election loss in Hartlepool

Former employee at site says their ‘target was to generally destroy 130,000 items a week’

‘I could understand that, so I tried to calm her. I held her hand,’ says Sergeant Xavier Gourelon

Jury finds that Andrew Hall died from a complex series of causes, which included his heart disease

Can new leader turn around party’s fortunes?

Brussels has multiple weapons that would have ‘significant economic consequences’ for UK - if relations break down

The first stations to be connected will include Bank, Oxford Circus and Tottenham Court Road

Exclusive: Healthcare providers tell Maya Oppenheim women are routinely struggling to get abortions

‘We do need money to actually improve the quality and availability of social care,’ says senior Tory

The crisis-hit Democratic Unionist Party has its third leader in just two months, after Jeffrey Donaldson was crowned without a contest.

Experts from British Divers Marine Life Rescue were called to Balnakeil Beach near Durness in Sutherland

Dashcam footage shows Charlie Heslop running in middle of street before being spotted by two workmen