UK banking group Close Brothers has announced plans to cut nearly a quarter of its workforce by the end of 2027 as it looks to save around £85 million from its annual costs

A hot air balloon crash has occurred in Teotihuacan Valle Mexico and is believed to have involved two British nationals after it allegedly collided with power cables

Sir Keir Starmer will chair a Cabinet meeting on Tuesday as the Middle East crisis deepens, with Donald Trump criticising the UK's response to Iran's Strait of Hormuz blockade

England households will see changes to bin collections from March 31 as new Simpler Recycling rules require councils to collect four separate waste types, standardising recycling across the country

Prince William is said to be 'calling more of the shots' within the royal family, including decisions around his uncle Prince Andrew's daughters Beatrice and Eugenie, according to a royal expert

The UK government has issued crucial safety advice for its citizens on what to do if there is ever a nuclear strike or radiation emergency on British soil.

Cybersecurity experts have uncovered a new phishing scam targeting Gmail users that disguises itself as a Google account security tool to steal sensitive information

Prince Andrew was dubbed 'Detainee A' when he was busted by cops at his home in the Royal Sandringham Estate as Norfolk and Thames Valley police descended on February 19

New employment laws will come into affect from April 6. They will see sick pay paid from the first day of illness and will have a big impact on women and lower-paid workers in particular

Andrew Peacock, who had been deputy head of department at Hetton Academy, was spotted by stunned pubgoers taking a nude stroll in Hebburn, claiming he thought he wouldn't be seen

Those whose pets attack or chase livestock face unlimited fines, along with having their animals seized, under new legislation which comes into effect this week

Sean Jefferson was found guilty of murdering his five-week-old daughter Darcy-Leigh Jefferson, the baby's mum Amy Leigh Clark was also convicted of allowing the death of a child

A Kent mum described the ordeal as 'horrendous' after her 21-year-old daughter was rushed to hospital with a seizure caused by meningitis linked to a Canterbury outbreak that has killed two people

A Year 13 student who tragically died from meningitis during the ongoing Kent outbreak has been remembered as 'a true friend' by her headteacher, as her heartbroken family release her photo

Kerry Needham is nervously waiting for DNA test results on a US man who bears an uncanny resemblance to her son Ben, who disappeared on the Greek island of Kos in 1991

Jade Bird, 33, from Abergele, North Wales fell ill with headache and earache at the airport - a hospital scan later found a brain infection that developed into meningitis

Prince Andrew has reportedly been asked to voluntarily renounce his place in the royal succession after an emissary from Buckingham Palace visited him in Norfolk, according to royal author Tom Bower

The Emirates A380 flight from Manchester to Dubai was forced to turn back mid-flight in the early hours after a drone struck a fuel tank near Dubai Airport causing it to close

Momnun Ahmed, 35, was convicted of assault by beating and abusive behaviour after shouting 'f*** you' at crew and pushing a flight attendant on a flight from Heathrow to Dhaka

A powerful image of 19-year-old Casey Marlow in hospital has brought national attention to a meningitis outbreak in Kent, where two young people have died and at least 11 others remain seriously ill

Britain is facing mounting fears of a tainted meat disaster as MPs warn that a surge in lorries dodging border checks could open the door to devastating livestock diseases

British-born publishing heir Harald Undrum, 53, died in the horror crash alongside his pregnant wife Judith Mazariegos, 26, with a doctor and footballer also reportedly among the victims

An energy adviser has spelled out the potential impact of the Iran conflict and warned that 104,000 people could lose their jobs within six months, while Britain faces rationing too

South Wales Police released a statement after Llanishen High School and Eastern High School in Cardiff were closed - officers said the 'decision was not taken lightly'

Fans gambled around £2m per race with illegal operators backed by organised crime gangs, analysts say. Experts believe the illegal market now accounts for 6% of all betting in Britain