Around 1,061 non-American Nato troops died in the conflict that began in 2001, according to Help for Heroes

Almost 600,000 people took part in the RSPB’s bird watching campaign last year

Last week the council made the controversial decision to start charging hut owners full council tax

The US president made false claims about the role of Nato soldiers in the conflict

A senior MP has called the issue a ‘catastrophic fiasco’

Court papers indicate the man is currently ‘confused much of the time’

The chains have been accused of sending edible food to landfill

At the World Economic Forum in Davos, the US president said that once the group is formed ‘we can do pretty much whatever we want to do’, days after his threats to Greenland

Starmer allies on Labour’s national executive committee reportedly trying to stop potential leadership rival from standing at by-election

More than 1,400 workers made the move to a four-day working week in 2025

NAHT General Secretary Paul Whiteman said the findings are ‘worrying’ and ‘should be a real cause for concern for the government’

The measures form part of the government’s upcoming National Cancer Plan, a strategy that will aim to prevent cancer, speed up diagnosis and enhance treatment

The Prince of Wales whizzed around a robotics lab on a mobility scooter during a visit to an academic centre in Bristol on Thursday (22 January).

The move is being described as the largest shake-up in decades

The Duke of Sussex is due to return to court on Thursday to support his fellow claimants

Mr Lumber was taken to Southmead Hospital and underwent surgery but his condition deteriorated

Starmer warns Labour MPs over leadership talk as resignation presents Greater Manchester mayor with route back to Westminster

Matvei Rumiantsev denies charges including assault and strangulation

The waterfalls in Bannau Brycheiniog National Park form part of a scenic walking trail and attract thousands of visitors every year

Trump insists war in Gaza ‘is really coming to an end’ despite ‘little fires that we'll put out’

Izabela Zablocka was missing for nearly 15 years before being discovered buried in a garden in 2025

Special needs bus driver Roger Leadbeater, 74, was stabbed multiple times as he walked his dog Max in a Sheffield park in August 2023

Experts say smart glasses are being used to violate women’s privacy and threaten their safety online

Flooding and possible travel disruptions and power cuts are predicted in some parts of the country amid warnings for some residents to prepare ‘flood kits’

During a home birth, signs of fetal distress developed, but the mother was not taken to hospital immediately

MPs warned fishing companies could be severely affected if rules on overseas hiring end

A suspected underground cable thief emerged from a manhole after being caught by police officers in Birmingham.

Maths may be the most popular subject choice, but concerns remain about the skills of young people who choose not to study it after 16

The 19-year-old called the City of London Police from the US after witnessing the attack on the alleged victim

First 27 asylum seekers moved into Crowborough military barracks in the early hours of Thursday morning

Crimestoppers has offered a reward for information that leads to a conviction, 40 years after the murder of Diane Sindall

Enfield council accused the hospitality giants of ‘a reckless act’

Police arrested a suspect over the ‘Manchester nightlife’ videos in November 2024

Police concluded that it was most likely that he was hit by a container ship and sunk in the English Channel

Bodycam footage shows the filthy Gloucestershire room where a woman was forced to live whilst kept as a “house slave” for a mother and her 10 children for more than 25 years.

Have your say: Should second-home owners pay higher council tax, or are full charges on holiday properties unfair?

Binge-watching is found to be used by some people to ‘regulate their negative emotions’

The UK government has launched a consultation on introducing an Australian-style ban on social media for under-16s

A police horse chased down a wanted criminal through a busy high street in Blackburn, body-worn footage shows.

CCTV footage released by police shows the moment an ultra-low emission zone (ULEZ) camera exploded in south-east London as cars and a double-decker bus drove close by.

Anyone affected would be ‘contacted directly by the relevant police force’

Findings spike concern that children are not taught essential life skills