Our community is united in heartbreak as readers recount loved ones’ slow, painful deaths without assisted dying, calling for compassion, choice, and legal reform

Gabrielle Barbus’ body has been held by the coroner for months due to the legal proceedings

Wes Streeting urged the BBC Question Time audience to “think of the Hokey Cokey” in relation to a Tory panellist’s answer to a question on the Middle East war.

The new law has been announced ahead of this weekend’s Carabao Cup final between Arsenal and Manchester City

Zack Polanski has set out new targets for the Green Party to achieve

The top ten have been revealed

The fate of his three houses had been in limbo due to a handwritten will

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

Iran’s attacks on energy facilities across the Gulf threaten to drag war into new phase

Warnings to be vigilant for signs of infection after 27 cases identified

Members of the Rail, Maritime and Transport union (RMT) are due to strike for two days in April, May and June in a dispute over hours.

Many may find themselves paying more for less this April

Tony Marra said his sister had been “failed” by the current law in England and left with “no choice” but to travel alone to her death abroad

Quick thinking from a shop worker meant the thief was locked inside the shop he tried to rob

The Iran war has sent oil and gas prices soaring, putting further pressure on already-stretched household budgets in the UK

If the bombing of energy infrastructure continues, Rachel Reeves could be left with another crisis just as the public finances were about to turn a corner, as Sean O’Grady explains

Brittin’s tech background is a departure from TV production or journalism normally associated with the role

The Home Office aims to tighten regulations around the potentially lethal weapons

From more small boats crossing the channel to families in poverty across Africa being hit hard, the truth is clear, writes Sarah Champion, chair of parliament's International Development Select Committee

This latest dilemma should prompt fresh thinking about how to rely less on other nations for energy, says Octopus founder Greg Jackson. But the answer isn’t just the North Sea: oil and gas aren’t the only way to keep the lights on. If other gover...

The leaders expressed their ‘deep concern’ about the escalating conflict, calling on Iran to ‘cease immediately its threats’

Disabled people have been urged to share their views on the future of the Personal Independence Payment (Pip), Britain’s most-claimed health and disability benefit, as the review into the payment continues.

Ministers fear backlash from MPs over cuts to spending – despite seeking to protect some funding to help women and girls around the world

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

An analysis of research found ‘compelling evidence’ that social media use is indirectly linked to depression and anxiety

City still thinks borrowing costs will fall – but not until later this year

Alan Davies, a factory worker, told paramedics his daughter had not been out of bed for 12 months before she died

Nigeria’s chief government spokesperson says such agreements – such as one signed with the US – can be beneficial, but need to be carefully thought out

There are several methods to enhance your car's efficiency and be more cost-effective

Broadcaster and writer Zakia Sewell finds a more inclusive vision of Britain in its folk traditions

It comes after RAF Akrotiri was hit by an unmanned drone strike at the start of the Iran war, raising concerns that the bases could be a threat to the island’s security

“How can you miss something like that?”

Britain imports a significant percentage of its natural gas and, following a cold winter, Europe is expected to have lower reserves than usual

The Bank of England has held the base rate to 3.75 per cent, the lowest level in three years

A British-Iranian and an Iranian national have been charged under the National Security Act

A gnome or two could even appear at the RHS and The King’s Foundation Curious Garden

Our community is locked in a heated debate as readers react to Angela Rayner’s attack on Keir Starmer. While some are calling for bold leadership and urgent change, others are urging patience and for stability

A mother claims she raised concerns over Nathan Bennett at Partou King Street nursery in Bristol – but was told her complaints did not meet the threshold for further action

Officers there to compile options for accessing route amid fears of mines and Iranian attacks

The decision has been hailed as a big step forward

RAC called on the Government to work with police forces to take ‘firm action’ on speeding

The advanced devices can detect speeding in both directions

Foreign secretary expected to join the royals on April trip amid strained relations between countries

The scheme is intended to help to prevent victims from withdrawing from court cases

The intervention comes after Starmer’s chief negotiator on the EU reset said that the UK will never rejoin the block

Fabian Hamilton, who chairs the All-Party Parliamentary Group on Human Rights, warned the prime minister that he had a ‘moral responsibility’ to raise concerns about democracy and human rights with President Tinubu

The group argues that the government's compensation denial is based on a ‘narrow set of data’

Ex-deputy PM rumoured to be preparing a leadership challenge ahead of local elections expected to be devastating for Starmer

The Office for National Statistics said regular earnings growth fell back to 3.8% in the three months to January

Terence McBrien, 72, from Alnwick, Northumberland, appeared before Berwick Magistrates’ Court on Thursday for a brief hearing

The Monetary Policy Committee cut rates four times last year but 2026 is now uncertain

Cost of filling up a vehicle has now seen the steepest rise since the Ukraine war began in 2022

Aid allocations set to be announced more than a year after the prime minister said the budget would be reduced from 0.5% of GDP to 0.3% by 2027

Jenny Field was evicted after failing to settle a £113k legal bill owed to her neighbour

A drug dealer who was caught on his own CCTV singing about "dirty cash" while handling illicit money has been jailed for 15 years, along with others.

Makiyah Al Jaber claimed that the home was hers under an Islamic custom