More than 12 million working adults are being kept awake by worries about housing costs, new data reveals

Gary Pammen was left out of his father Terrance’s will when he died in 2022

Trump piles on pressure over plan as critics say it's 'too little too late'

The Reform UK leader is being investigated by the Commons sleaze watchdog over a multimillion-pound donation from Christopher Harborne

Rita Seymour, 79, says supermarket staff accused her of being ‘rude’ while trying to buy a Euromillions Lottery ticket

Temperatures could reach highs of 27C by Thursday

Home Office plans slammed as ‘performative cruelty’ as campaigners warn new policy will fail to tackle the real issues in asylum system

The new defence investment plan has allocated £14.5bn to fund Britain’s defence, still falling well short of the £28bn officials previously said was needed

Trump’ss demand comes as Sir Keir Starmer prepares to unveil a long-delayed investment plan for the armed forces

Researchers warned the blanket ban could mean fewer children report online harms

Most cases of driving an unroadworthy vehicle result in three penalty points being issued, which stay on licences for four years

John Healey dramatically quit as defence secretary earlier this month, saying he had received a financial settlement which ‘falls well short of what is required’

Ms Phillipson said the group had been failed by the ‘distant dream’ of social mobility that had lifted only a ‘lucky few’ – including herself – out of poverty

The government has pledged to allocate 3.5% of GDP to defence by 2035

The government is seeking to close a significant sentencing gap

There have been 21 days of strike action by the British Medical Association (BMA) Resident Doctor Committee since July 2025 during the dispute

The MP almost certain to be the next prime minister chose the People’s History Museum in Manchester, a homage to Britain’s left-wing history, to unveil his pitch for power

His comments came as the House of Lords discussed the Media Green Paper, which set out the government’s new strategic direction

Harry and his security detail are working behind the scenes to try to ensure the visit can take place safely

After Andy Burnham set out his devolution policy as he attempts to succeed Sir Keir Starmer as prime minister, Alex Ross analyses the so-called north-south divide the “King of the North” will attempt to break

A former Conservative lawmaker has pleaded guilty to cheating at gambling by using insider knowledge to bet on the date then-Prime Minister Rishi Sunak would call a U.K. election two years ago

The prime minister-in-waiting made Labour MPs feel good about themselves – and the future of the party – with his speech in Manchester. But he ducked questions from journalists – and thereby avoided any scrutiny of the details of his policies. ...

Education secretary accused Kemi Badenoch’s party of ‘losing the argument’ days after ‘spiteful class warrior’ jibe

Motorsport fans and coin collectors alike have a new piece of history to covet, as The Royal Mint unveils a special 50p coin commemorating a century of the Grand Prix in Britain.

Craig Williams, 41, is ex-MP for Montgomeryshire and Cardiff North and was a key figure in Mr Sunak’s inner circle

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

Could Burnham ditch stamp duty? Will he favour voters in the north?

The British Antarctic Survey has uncovered a tail vertebra belonging to a Titanosaur

A Land Value Tax has been suggested as an alternative to the current dissatisfaction around stamp duty

Asad Hussain, 36, persuaded 35 men to visit the victim’s home using a fake Tinder profile

Sir John Major’s call for Britain to rejoin the single market within five years has sparked fierce debate among readers on everything from democratic mandates and economic impact to the political and practical challenges of closer alignment with th...

Animal welfare officers said they were ‘horrified’ by the emaciated and infected dogs in Lynda Cooper’s care

It smashes the previous record of 37.3C recorded on the same day

The next heatwave could come in less than two weeks, forecasters say

Andy Burnham, likely the next U.K. prime minister, has pledged to give more autonomy to local leaders

The new defence investment plan (Dip) means the Navy will plan uncrewed, drone-compatible vessels

The Makerfield MP has spoken out on income tax, stamp duty and more – so what might change?

Kemi Badenoch says Andy Burnham will make the same mistakes as former Conservative governments by “making announcements before having a plan ready”.

Representing himself at the High Court Marc Brittain told a judge: ‘They want to bang me up...I'm not looking forward to three years in a Croatian prison’

The solution is ‘bleedin’ obvious’, the personal finance guru said

Act now if you are due for a renewal - most lenders let you change to a better deal later

Storm Tapp-Grant says she was ‘ambushed’ by her housing association over the rabbit, Nibbles

The 13-month old boy was sexually abused and murdered by his adoptive father, who was a former high school teacher

The Tory leader said Mr Burnham should sack Energy Secretary Ed Miliband

Szymon Babynko, 23, a Polish national, of Commonwealth Way, London, was arrested on Thursday

Journalists heading to his major speech in Manchester on Monday have been told they won’t be able to question the incoming PM on his policies. Athena Stavrou explains why this is a mistake

It was the culmination of a 15-year feud in a picturesque Wiltshire village

All the essential cost of living information whether claiming benefits or not

Edward Cornes was found with large amounts of the date rape drug GHB in his system but police lost evidence and failed to interview witnesses