The government is under significant pressure to solve the country’s growing Neet crisis, which refers to the number of 16- to 24-year-olds not in education, employment, or training

There were 16,000 asylum seekers living in Home Office hotels in June this year, down 50 per cent on a year earlier

The former health secretary said he had received an ‘unbelievable volume’ of homophobic abuse since being appointed to the new role

The vaccine has been hailed as a ‘significant milestone’ in tackling the virus behind the common cold

Charles will visit the Bahamas, Guyana, and Antigua and Barbuda

Facebook and Instagram’s owner has agreed to pay up to 18 billion dollars (£13.3 billion) as part of a settlement ending a legal battle in the US.

Those convicted of a certain type of manslaughter will no longer be eligible for early release, including Albert Bowers and Jessie Cole

Two men, aged 23 and 31, remain in police custody, according to Cleveland Police

Yellow thunderstorm warnings are in place on Thursday ahead of the weekend

Rowan Ferguson, of the Molly Rose Foundation, which campaigns to prevent young people being harmed by online content, called on the UK government to be ‘brave, bold and decisive in ways it hasn’t been before’

Environmental Secretary Angela Eagle said the government wants people to have ‘clear, reliable information’ about air pollution

Hay meadows that normally produce 150 tonnes at Wimpole Estate in Cambridgeshire have yielded nothing, the conservation charity said

Parents are set to join protests taking place across the UK, including at Downing Street

The panels can lower energy bills by cutting how much electricity households pull from the grid

Exclusive: Strauss pitied former Conservative PM Rishi Sunak after cricketer’s failed attempt to rally Tory MPs behind him before election defeat, new book reveals

Exclusive: Tory Leader ‘whipped up negativity’ against Penny Mordaunt after her starring role in King’s coronation, says new book.

The Met Office has warned of flooding, power cuts and disruption across the country

The US government has confirmed it has ‘taken action’ against the UK-based group

A local resident described how she ran up and down the street, shouting to raise the alarm after the fire broke out in Grangetown, near Middlesbrough

Exclusive: Labour’s new council housebuilding drive has been called a ‘con’ as new figures show only a small proportion will actually be built by councils

As Andy Burnham’s government looks to tell more Britons to prepare for disasters, Alex Ross speaks to those inside the ‘prepper’ community who are already well equipped for a full-scale national emergency

A staged return to a restored and fit-for-purpose aid budget should be part of Andy Burnham’s long-term vision writes Labour MP Fleur Anderson. But, the world's challenges are too large to be met by increased donor funding; we need to also use Brit...

The BBC Panorama journalist spent seven months as a detention officer at the central London police station covertly filming officers

Contractor replaced for work on plant that’s key to government aim of reducing UK’s reliance on foreign gas

A teenage boy was stabbed to death at Brent Civic Centre on Tuesday afternoon

Families were forced to flee their homes as the fires rapidly spread

Latest figures from NHS England show only 68.8 per cent of eligible women are up to date with cervical screening

Nasser recently oversaw a charity football match at Ipswich Town’s ground and said he would love to referee at a future World Cup

The 41-year-old was discovered at his home in Battersea, south London, on 14 August

Exclusive: Top prison governor warns rowing back on plans to release thousands of prisoners early risks leaving overcrowded prisons at breaking point

The decision by experts to start specifically asking voters if they support Rupert Lowe’s party is a highly significant development in the UK’s fragmented politics. Political Editor David Maddox explains why

Gabriel Levy was sentenced to more than two years in jail at Leeds Crown Court on Wednesday

The supermarket has issued a warning for its Finest Mozzarella Pearls and Pesto Orzo salad

Exclusive: Sunak’s aides ‘worked forensically with his tacit support to undermine Johnson’, says Sir Anthony Seldon in new book

Increasing hot weather is linked to thousands of deaths in England and Wales, new data shows

The dip comes after weeks of infighting within the party

The former ‘Great British Bake Off’ judge also said she would like to see free school meals for every child, and for the meals to be compulsory

Maccabi Tel Aviv fans were banned from attending their team’s game against Aston Villa in Birmingham last year

Ofgem announced that the energy price cap will rise by 4 per cent from October 1

Young adults stayed awake for 30 hours to complete the research

Lee Hardy quit her job and claimed she had been forced to do it by the bosses' treatment of her

It marks the highest average bill since July 2023

George Haldenby at arrived at HMP The Verne in Portland, Dorset, in May 2021

Burnham believes he will find ‘common ground’ with Trump despite his previous comments about the US president

The tribunal heard Mr Bullen sent six unsolicited images ‘in various states of undress’

The new scoring system will use a broader range of data, such as how account balances have changed over time

Widespread and persistent rain is forecast to hit the UK this week