A quiet change in the Crime and Policing Act 2026 has removed an important safeguard for British citizens convicted abroad ...

Growing concern over the impact of poor mental health on young people has led to a raft of reviews, consultations, and policy ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has announced a package of measures to alleviate the cost of living for households as the war in ...

Women Labour MPs are “disappointed” by the prospect of a man replacing Keir Starmer as prime minister, with the Labour Party ...

The outcome of a crucial battle for the leadership of Britain’s largest trade union will soon be revealed. Sienna Rodgers explores why the Unison general secretary result announced on 17 December ...

With fundamental questions about consistency, fairness and consumer impact still unresolved, the Betting and Gaming Council's ...

The government will scrap the two-child benefit cap from April 2026, Chancellor Rachel Reeves has confirmed. The news was accidentally made public by the Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR), which ...

Recent instability in the Strait of Hormuz and wider disruption to global shipping routes have shown how quickly maritime ...

Diplomacy is having a lean period as wars rage on, but it has found a star in Hiroshi Suzuki. Japan’s ambassador to the UK ...

As the conflict in Iran highlights Britain’s exposure to fossil fuel markets, Zoe Crowther examines fears UK’s shift towards ...

X has been accused of failing to honour commitments made to the UK communications regulator, after dozens of racist posts ...

The government’s cost of living champion, Lord Walker, tells Noah Vickers about defecting from the Tories to Labour, Keir ...