The suspect in the Norway bow and arrow rampage which left five people dead had been flagged for possible signs of radicalisation, police said.

The government is expected to back down today in a row over visas for foreign butchers to prevent a mass cull of British pigs.

Experts were warning before the pandemic that chronic recruitment and retention issues had left primary care at breaking point.

A new package of support for GP surgeries in England will help them "to see more people face-to-face and more promptly", the health secretary has told Sky News, as he defended plans to publish league tables for practices amid claims ministers want to...

The chancellor has appeared to rule out helping businesses with soaring gas prices, saying "it's not the government's job" to manage the costs of individual products.

UK and European Union officials will meet in London later following the EU's offer to cut 80% of checks on some goods moving from Great Britain to Northern Ireland in an effort to avoid a post-Brexit trade clash.

The Duke of Cambridge has criticised the space race, saying it detracts focus from addressing climate change here on Earth.

Star Trek actor William Shatner has become the oldest person to reach space, calling his trip "the most profound experience".

Acclaimed spy novelist John le Carré’s decision to posthumously publish his new novel Silverview is "a mystery" in itself, according to the author’s literary agent Jonny Geller.

The head of Britain's biggest poultry firm has said food is "too cheap" and prices could jump by more than 10% as the sector faces surging costs.