Mr Welby has apologised after the Makin Review concluded that barrister John Smyth, who is thought to have been the most prolific abuser associated with the Church of England, might have been brought ...

The former football and TV star has been at the forefront of a number of controversies regarding his use of social media.

Writing in the Press and Journal newspaper, Stephen Flynn said he hopes to be joined by current and former colleagues at Westminster in aiming to become an MSP at the 2026 election. He said that, if ...

Supermarket prices were 2.3 higher than a year ago in October, up slightly on September’s 2 increase, Kantar said.

The decision was a defeat for the Netherlands arm of environmental group Friends of the Earth, which hailed the original 2021 ruling as a victory for the climate. The ruling upholding Shell’s appeal ...

Vodafone saw growing service revenue in the first half, as the telecoms giant said it hopes to wrap up its merger with mobile network Three by early 2025. The London-listed company said service ...

“Failing” NHS managers will be denied pay rises if they do not improve patient care or get their finances in order, the Health Secretary will say. Wes Streeting will tell staff at the NHS Providers ...

Wage growth has fallen to its lowest level in more than two years while Britain’s jobless rate jumped by more than expected, according to official figures. The Office for National Statistics (ONS) ...

The newly re-elected US president is expected to boost fossil fuels, roll back green incentives domestically and pull his ...

The Royal Mint commissioned research published to coincide with the release of its ‘sustainable’ sixpence made from recovered ...

Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba has pledged to take tougher measures against the misuse of political funds after he ...

Thousands of people have been forcibly evacuated from 2,500 villages in the northern Philippines as another typhoon ...