Brothers Dave and Stephen Crawley said attending Cheltenham Festival – where this year almost 400,000 pints of Guinness were drunk – was, for them, a celebration of sobriety

Warnings to be vigilant for signs of infection after 29 cases identified

A few weeks after its launch, SafeCall is providing essential help and support for children in crisis

Exclusive: Minister for youth justice Jake Richards says ‘we can’t afford to ignore what works’ after trip to Spain

Downing Street said any such action would still amount to “collective self-defence”, insisting it would not mean the UK was drawn into the wider conflict

Dame Sarah Mullally is expected to arrive in Canterbury on Sunday, at the end of a six-day walking pilgrimage from London

First-time buyers face significant affordability gaps across Britain

Historians have suggested that troops actually travelled to the battle by ship

Stansted Airport said that the move would aim to ‘manage congestion’

A single bone was discovered in a search of a garden in London on Friday

The Bexsero vaccine used to protect against meningitis B should protect against the strain identified

Reform UK leader used or alluded to far-right slogan ‘if in doubt, kick them out’ more than 20 times, investigation into videos found, as MP brands outrage ‘ludicrous’

Carrying a staff inscribed with 'Archbishop's Camino', she traversed the narrow paths through rolling green fields

The platform confirmed it was grappling with technical problems on its website and mobile app

“Do you want Nigel Farage to come to your house?” This is the question posed by Reform’s shadow (shadow... shadow) secretary Robert Jenrick in a video announcing a website called ‘Nigel cut my bills’, which offers to pay off the energy cost...

The 46-year-old was discovered by his manager at his home in Greater Manchester

Sir Keir Starmer appointed Martin Hewitt, a former senior police officer, shortly after Labour took power

Survey of thousands of adults finds more than three-quarters of victims did not report crime to police

The UK position marks a notable contrast to that of the US, which has used aid as leverage for deals around trade and critical minerals

Long-standing bilateral aid programmes to developing countries that are not classified as ‘fragile’ or ‘conflict-affected’ are set to be severely cut, if not completely eliminated. Nick Ferris reports

Conflict in the Middle East has driven up wholesale gas prices

Pair reportedly asked if they could enter base and were detained shortly afterwards

Joey Barton was charged with assault earlier this month

As the war in the Middle East escalates, energy prices are soaring and the government is scrambling to provide emergency support.

Effective HIV responses strengthen health systems, protect workforce productivity, and support the stable and resilient societies in which trade and economic growth can flourish, writes Mike Podmore

Conflict in the Middle East has scuppered hopes of cuts to the base rate

The company announced the immediate closure of its transactional website

Labour cabinet minster, who is close to prime minister Keir Starmer, piles pressure on Conservative leader

Mr Adams faced a symbolic £1 damages claim

The vessel was seized in the Western Mediterranean

The company will also build a new 11,938 sq m, four-bay heavy maintenance hangar

Sarah Pochin has previously been criticised for calling for a ban on burqas

The fire service issued 14 wildfire warnings last year

They have been told the barrier is ‘out of character’ for the area

Home secretary facing criticism over plans to double route to settlement from five to 10 years

The former prince was last month arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office