Boris Johnson dismisses claims that he authorised an evacuation of pets from Afghanistan while people waited to leave as "total rhubarb". He says Operation Pitting was an "amazing thing" and that the military always "prioritised" human beings. .
Fresh stories of rule breaking in Number 10 during lockdown have emerged ahead of Sue Gray's report being released.
Prince Edward and the Sophie, Countess of Wessex, have been visited locations in Newport, on Pan.
Race action plan for England and Wales includes apology and history lessons on policing of black people
A Bedouin child walks alongside a flock of sheep in the al-Henniyah area outside Najaf, during a sandstorm sweeping Iraq
A multidisciplinary incident management team has been established by the PHA.
Travellers at Gatwick and Manchester complained about long delays on Tuesday morning.
Chairman Sir Andrew Mackenzie asked police to clear the room in central London after repeatedly being interrupted by members of the audience.
Analyst says negative tweets about Heard were not related to Depp lawyer's statements
Sussan Ley tipped to be Peter Dutton’s deputy as conservatives call for shift to the right
There are “notable data gaps” in how banks understand the risks of global warming, officials said.
The BBC is “open-minded” about becoming a subscription service, its director general and chairman both said on Monday, as they acknowledged that the corporation faces an “existential question”.
The windfall tax on oil and gas giants being prepared by the Treasury could be spent partly on bigger benefits payments for more than five million of the poorest Britons.
Retailers have been accused of raising profit margins since the cut in fuel duty.
The campaigner spoke on behalf of charity Animal Free Research UK.
The ITV2 reality show will be back on our screens in less than two weeks.
An unusual outbreak of monkeypox is causing concern in some European countries.
A blistering report on the Southern Baptist Convention’s mishandling of sex abuse allegations is raising the prospect that the denomination, for the first time, will create a publicly accessible database of pastors known to be abusers
Decision bars federal courts from hearing new evidence not presented in a state court as a result of ineffective legal counsel
The monarch was given a running commentary of the many gardens she stopped to view by the president of the Royal Horticultural Society.
The MP's Standards Committee are also calling for lobbying rules to be tightened so MPs can't take part in proceedings that would benefit someone they are receiving money from. The Chair of the committee Chris Bryant has called the new measures "robust" and says they will "uphold and strengthen" standards in parliament. The report comes after the case of former MP Owen Paterson, which triggered a row over MPs second jobs.
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