They are psychedelic drugs usually associated with the music scene and raves, but some scientists now think drugs like ketamine could become key in helping treat a number of mental health problems. 

We spoke to epidemiologist Devi Sridhar, who is a professor of Global Public Health at Edinburgh University.

Teaching unions are warning that disruption for pupils in England is “inevitable” as schools open after the summer holidays. 

We spoke to Sir Christopher Meyer, a former diplomat who served as the British ambassador to the United States.

The prime minister will take part in a virtual meeting of the G7 leaders tomorrow to discuss the crisis in Afghanistan. 

With foreign travel still largely off limits, most people have been braving the unpredictable British weather for a staycation.

We spoke to the Conservative MP Tobias Ellwood, who is chair of the Commons defence select committee and a former army officer.

Well for half a century one man has become known as the 'Voice of Anfield' - George Sephton, who's the stadium announcer and one of the club's longest serving members of staff.

Thousands have rallied in central London in solidarity with the Afghan people - some of them with friends or relatives still trapped in the country.

The SNP and the Scottish Greens are to share power in Scotland.

An inquest jury has concluded the Streatham terror attack may have been prevented, if the attacker had been recalled to prison when he bought items used in his fake suicide belt, but that his killing was lawful.

As Afghans struggle to board planes out of Kabul, the UK government promises "one of the most generous resettlement schemes in our country's history".

Boris Johnson has insisted he has full confidence in his Foreign Secretary Dominic Raab after it emerged that no-one in the government made a crucial phone call to speed up the evacuation of Afghan interpreters as Kabul fell to the Taliban.

The logistical problems of getting people out of Kabul are overwhelming.

More than 250 people have applied to a project which hopes to send a physically disabled person into space for the first time. Since it was launched earlier this year, 257 people have applied for the European Space Agency’s (Esa) “parastronaut fe...