Czech lawmakers are set to consider lifting former Prime Minister Andrej Babiš’ immunity so prosecutors can press a fraud case

Ofwat says ‘significant’ water supply failures caused ‘major’ disruption for hundreds of thousands of customers

Political editor David Maddox looks at how Shabana Mahmood’s intervention on asylum and immigration play into the debate about the future direction of the Labour Party and why she has emerged as a candidate to replace Keir Starmer

Oliver Glasner has been banned from driving after exceeding the speed limit in Bermondsey, London, last July

The Labour MP said: ‘I have never seen anything to make me suspect my husband has broken any law’

Heating oil prices spiked by as much as £100 over the weekend

Bartholomew Gold, who was previously a ‘rising star’ with top City law firm Field Fisher, died without making a will

A technical issue at Oman airport prevented the flight from taking off

Ahead of International Women’s Day, more than 60 prominent figures have lent their voices to a global feminist organisation

Aircraft was due to depart Muscat, Oman, at 7pm on Wednesday

More than two-thirds of Gen Z adults reported binge drinking in the last year

Gen Z are twice as likely as Baby Boomer men to have traditional views on marriage

Such abuse can include control over income, spending, bank accounts, bills and borrowing, as well as access to transport, technology, property, food and clothing

Shabana Mahmood insists Labour is 'at the heart of my migration reforms' as she warns against backing the Greens and Reform - but critics accuse home secretary of ‘bullying refugees’ rather than tackling real problems

Helen Blythe, whose son Benedict died in 2021, said the new requirements will make it “less likely for other families to go through what we’ve been through”

Andrew is set to end his lease early on his East Lodge home in Berkshire

The destroyer’s voyage from Portsmouth to Cyprus is expected to take several days

Darren Osbourn and Nicola Smith were returning from their Thailand wedding when they were diverted after the Middle East crisis broke out

US Navy torpedo sinks Iranian warship as Britain says more chartered rescue flights will leave Oman ‘in the coming days’

A 32-year-old male was arrested in connection with the stabbing

Gas prices, for example, have already spiked after the major Middle East supplier Qatar closed its main refinery following Iranian attacks

Exclusive: Wes Streeting appears to distance himself from claims – made by both Nigel Farage and Keir Starmer – that the Gorton and Denton by-election was fought on ‘sectarian’ lines

Churchill’s record shows a mixture of hawkish rhetoric, strategic caution and a constant concern with maintaining Anglo-American unity

The Covid-19 Inquiry heard the last of the evidence from those whose relatives died during the pandemic

Harry Cockburn reports on how 80 years of the 'special relationship' have informed international conflict, after Donald Trump lashed out at the British prime minister

Chung Biu Yuen and former UK Border Force officer Chi Leung Wai deny undertaking surveillance and acts of deception in the UK on behalf of the Hong Kong authorities

Paul Page has now pleaded guilty to terrorism offences

Water minister Emma Hardy said the public deserved answers after the company pleaded guilty at Exeter Magistrates’ Court on Wednesday

Yvonne Ford suffered from hydrophobia – the fear of water – which is a symptom found only with rabies

US bombers are expected to arrive at British air bases within days, western officials said

UK police investigated just seven cases in 2024 out of 4,450 instances of child abuse, despite a national helpline receiving over 1,000 calls of organised and ritualistic abuse

The pair struggled to secure a seat amidst thousands of other passengers

The Greater Manchester mayor said the result demonstrated that Westminster was not focused on the priorities of ordinary people

First government rescue flight from Oman to set off on Wednesday evening with two more ‘in the coming days’

While the plans are not compulsory, the aim is to make them mandatory from spring 2027

Campaigners warn proposals will drive global allies away at a critical time

The UK’s top two economic think tanks – the Resolution Foundation and the Institute for Fiscal Studies – have issued dire warnings over economic growth and borrowing a day after Rachel Reeves delivered her spring statement

IFS director Helen Miller said: ‘The takeaway is that we should not expect the Government to be able to meaningfully increase what we spend on defence’

The Government has ceased granting study visas to four countries

Nigel Farage admits his party lacks ‘experience on the front line’ as he welcomes a controversial former mayor and ex-council leader

Officers carried out search warrants in Wales, Somerset, London and Surrey

Allan Leighton was CEO of Asda in the 1990s and said governments engaged and supported firms more back then

Nearly 60 energy deals have already been removed or changed, experts warn

Andy Carroll is now set to stand trial next year after entering his plea of not guilty

Reform members are generally ‘more pessimistic, angry and extreme than the British public’, according to the study’s author

Warnings against travel abroad from the UK have been issued for countries including Iran, Israel and Russia

‘Trump is quite rude about quite a lot of friendly prime ministers,’ says former ambassador

The economic impacts of the Iran war are set to be felt across the world, including in UK households

Parents had rallied behind Lauren Cannon, calling the council’s original decision ‘disgusting’

A new show also sees Sir Trevor speak about he and his team being ‘roughed up’ and strip-searched on their way to the interview