Justice Secretary David Lammy has said he was “not equipped with all the detail” about a mistaken prisoner release when he ...

Two British citizens imprisoned on drug charges in Bali are going to be repatriated within hours in the wake of an agreement ...

A Stirling University academic has been carrying out painstaking research to uncover the stories of the fragments.

The paper seeks to celebrate the progress that has been made in the last decade to counter the growing political pushback against net zero ambitions.

The new six storey building features public spaces including a cafe and bar, script library and rehearsal space to broaden access to the theatre.

Discrimination is “baked” into the HR systems of the Metropolitan Police, a review of anti-black racism within the force has warned. The probe concluded that the Met’s systems, leadership, governance ...

The Government should not “cave in to industry scaremongering” and tax online betting games at a rate that reflects their harm, MPs have said. Online betting can lead to harmful, addictive, high ...

Local leaders in England will be able to specify the types of homes needed in their areas and which sites to prioritise for construction.

The Equality and Human Rights Commission has drawn up a new set of strengthened measures for McDonald’s to take to prevent sexual harassment ...

Among those the duke met was Brenda Reid, 101, who served at a women-run naval station in Nova Scotia during the Second World War and Harold Toth, 95, a Korean War veteran who enlisted with the ...

Martin McAllister said the case of Robert Nairac is an ‘open running sore’ in south Armagh where he was last seen alive.

Aviva has issued an urgent warning to young UK drivers. The insurance giant is warning young drivers that they could lose around £2,000 typically by buying a fake motor insurance policy. The insurer ...