The clocks will go back on Sunday, October 27, marking the beginning of shorter days, reduced sunlight, dark mornings, and early evenings. Despite the challenging conditions, many commuters continue ...

Sir Keir said Australia and the UK shared many things in common. “This partnership underscores our commitment to powering up the UK with clean energy projects that will benefit ...

The King has told world leaders the past cannot be changed but nations can “commit” to “right inequalities that endure,” as momentum grew for a debate about slavery reparations. Charles used his first ...

The helicopter had three crew members and 15 passengers on board at the time. No injuries were recorded in the wake of the incident, with the helicopter landing safely shortly thereafter.

The 45th US president and his top allies have tried to infantilise the Democratic nominee as the November 5 election inches ...

Urban areas will roll out technology that recycles excess heat from sources like data centres or factories to help heat buildings.

Boy George has said his new art collections, Fame and The Originals, are about “joy, humour, and celebrating otherness”. The four mixed-media silkscreen portraits in Fame explore the music star’s ...

Some parents are feeling pressured to go private in order to get a dentist appointment for their children, according to the health watchdog. Issues with access to NHS dentistry are having a “clear ...

The vivid events of 1974 in Northern Ireland have been brought to life in a powerful oral history project. The year that saw the Ulster Workers Council Strike which brought the region to a halt as ...

The Molly Rose Foundation has called Ofcom’s current approach to enforcing the online safety laws ‘risk averse’.

The Government has been asked repeatedly to define what a ‘working person’ is to establish which taxes could rise.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has repeatedly warned of ‘tough choices’ at upcoming spending review, hitting consumer sentiment.