The UK’s largest supermarket group plans to make a further £500 million in cost savings

Ofqual said the exam board failed to ensure paper content was fit for purpose

The universities have condemned the ‘abrupt’ decision to make students repay maintenance loans

New research has suggested teenagers don’t yet feel politically confident as the voting age is set to be lowered to 16

Campaigners urge social media site to takes ‘its responsibility to protect children seriously’

The town has been without dedicated traffic wardens since 2013

Rachel Reeves has recently stepped up criticism of US-Israeli military action in Iran

E-bike and e-scooter fires reached a record high in 2025

Jonathan Biney, who was serving in the Royal Logistic Corps, says his superior swore at him on a daily basis

The business secretary said the public should be ‘reassured’ that ministers are making contingency plans for the impact of the Iran war

The war in the Middle East has hit hopes of an uptick in growth this year

Police have said they do not have enough information to release descriptions of the suspects

The Government is set to gain a wide, flexible power to curb children’s social media use

The Prime Minister says failure to act would have “stark” consequences

Average asking rents outside London stalled in early 2026 for the first time since 2017

"Baristas can receive more training to make great coffee" compared with the preparation given to care workers looking after vulnerable adults, the Alzheimer’s Society said

Sir Keir Starmer will say ‘looking the other way is not an option’ as he pushes social media giants to ramp up protections for young users.

An inquiry found prisoners have been wrongly freed after blunders calculating their sentences or mixing up inmates with similar names

His Majesty’s Chief Inspector of Constabulary Michelle Skeer said police forces are falling short of what the public expects

The Cabinet Office spent £14,319 on refurbishment and £15,442 on furnishing the flat for the prime minister

The chancellor’s comments come a day after she described the war as a ‘folly’

Findings show women under 30 are three times as likely to hold a negative view of men compared to the other way around

It is the biggest round of job cuts at the corporation in almost 15 years as bosses aim to reduce costs by 10% over the next three years

The heavily pregnant woman’s car was hit by a police vehicle in southeast London in 2024

Wes Streeting said he did think 2023 reports that exposed links between Peter Mandelson and Jeffrey Epstein were credible, and now questioned his judgement on the matter

Juan Joseph has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia

Polling group More in Common has recorded a five-point drop in support for Reform UK, with Nigel Farage’s personal popularity also in decline

The Metropolitan Police is treating the incident as an attempted hate crime

Abdullah Albadri was armed with two knives and carried a ‘martyrdom note’, court hears

The group targeted houses all across the country before their arrest

Drones now account for the majority of battlefield casualties

Almost 77 per cent of people globally do not know what encephalitis is, contributing to delays in diagnosis and treatment, experts warn

Experts warned overfishing practices are leading to the decline of species including cod and mackerel

Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) seafarers are set to strike on Thursday over an ongoing pay dispute.

This watch is part of the second collection from his estate to be offered for sale

True Crime Museum in Hastings gets real‑life case – complete with DIY photo evidence and damaged cardboard cutouts of the Kray twins

The deal was the first of its kind struck by the US after President Donald Trump‘s return to power

Mortgage experts say the reductions are a good sign, though it’s still unclear when cheaper mortgages will return

Oliver Steadman is facing six charges, including one of blackmail

Kemi Badenoch has accused the government of “giving a whole new meaning to fiddling while Rome burns" after a Labour MP launched a campaign to make 2026 the “summer of sex” and said she even hopes to bring sex toys into parliament.

Samantha Niblett says she wants to encourage open discussion about what happens between the sheets

The armed forces are thought to be facing a financial black hole of around £28bn over the next four years

‘I’m not going to apologise for crying... But I think next time I feel like doing that, I’ll stay in the office,’ the chancellor said

Learner drivers will soon get refunds over the misleading practice

Russia has continued to challenge the UK with jets, submarines and warships

The Duke of Sussex made the remark while giving a speech at the Australian War Memorial

Emma Smart released the lobster into the harbour in a ‘deeply misguided’ move

Exclusive: Thousands of dogs killed as claims of illegal drug doping and cruelty increase pressure on government for ban

Police say the speculation is ‘not helpful’

Baye Bireme Fall died after being attacked near a shopping centre

Rachel Reeves has gone public with her anger and frustration at the ‘folly’ of America’s actions in the Middle East

Eight-week-old baby found unresponsive in his cot in the morning after nanny gave him antihistamine

Average pump prices at UK forecourts on Tuesday were up a fraction of a penny from Monday

The 150-metre long trail of rubbish in a field alongside the A34 in Kidlington prompted widespread outrage