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PM Theresa May's statement on Brexit talks after EU rejects her proposals
Ancient Greece-inspired erotic art sparks row in Spain
How citizens drove Germany’s green expansion
EU warns FB and Twitter to comply with consumer rules
A summit that started with warm mood music ended up with Theresa May and Britain out in the cold.
Sweeping review of rail network announced after timetabling chaos
Months of delays, cancellations, overcrowding and furious commuters – and a complete lack of leadership from all those in charge of
Widow of Khalid Masood apologises to Westminster terror attack victims
“I am sorry I was not vigilant enough”: the widow of Khalid Masood has apologised to his victims in last year’s Westmin
Prisons chief servant asked to stand down amid growing crisis
In the midst of the growing crisis in prisons across England and Wales - the civil servant in charge has been asked to stand down.
Zika sufferers share what lessons can be learned – and what future could th..
It’s nearly three years since the Zika epidemic appeared – creating world-wide alarm after a spike in babies with birth defects
How citizens drove Germany's renewable energy expansion
May ambushed by Salzburg setback
This was a summit that was supposed to make life easier for Theresa May. The EU would signal things were moving in the right direction, a t
EU leaders 'almost unanimous' for second Brexit vote: Maltese PM
EU leaders react to May’s Brexit deal
So how will the EU's major players go about solving a problem like Theresa?
Two killed as Storm Ali hits British Isles
Two people have died and one is seriously hurt as Ali, as it's been named, has brought winds of up to 100mph.
Polly Neate, Shelter: ‘May’s words and tone on social housing mark signif..
Natalie Elphicke, chief executive of the Housing and Finance Institute, and Polly Neate, the CEO of Shelter, discuss Theresa May's £2bn
Tesco unveils Jack’s to compete with Lidl and Aldi
Tesco has responded to competitors like Aldi and Lidl, who manage to sell things even cheaper, by launching its own discount stores under t
Car crashes into crowd near UK mosque in hate crime, 3 injured
UK police: possible hate crime outside Muslim center; 3 hurt
UK properties raided over ‘extremist activity’ in India
Smart farming in the home of drones
Workers coming to UK from EU should not get preferential treatment, report sa..
Workers coming to the UK from European countries should not be given preferential treatment over those from the rest of the world, accordin
Met Police gangs ‘matrix’ database under scrutiny
The increase in teenage knife crime has put Britain's largest police force under increasing pressure to tackle gang-related violence. One o
Servicemen cleared of negligence after reservists’ deaths
The men on trial had been accused of negligently performing a duty, but a judge halted the case today, saying the deaths occurred because o
Enam Ali, British Curry Awards: ‘ Highly-skilled chefs desperately needed i..
Alexandra Bulata, a Romanian PhD student in London, who's written about the prospects for EU citizens living in the UK after Brexit, and
What happens when the doctor becomes the patient?
'The Complete Guide to Breast Cancer' gives an insight into what happens when the doctor becomes the patient.
Police public safety fears over no-deal Brexit
Senior police officers have given a stark warning about what Britain's departure from the EU could mean for public safety on our streets.
UK judge: Spy evidence on dead Russian should stay secret
UK crime agency arrests Pakistani couple to probe money laundering allegation..
Russia says military jet with 14 servicemen aboard vanishes from radar off Sy..
Stockholm pulls the plug on citizen-run @sweden
Lib Dems vote for Brexit to be cancelled if no deal agreed
The Liberal Democrats have voted to back the idea of cancelling Brexit if there's no deal by March next year.
The shipwrecked refugees marooned for twenty years on a British military base..
Marooned on a British army base for nearly 20 years. The future of five families from Sudan, Ethiopia, Syria and Iraq - 10 adults and 17
Sixth forms and colleges hit by government cuts
Fewer courses, less spending on students and reduced teaching hours: the result of a squeeze on spending over the last eight years in schoo
NUS President Shakira Martin: ‘Further education helped me break cycle of d..
The president of the National Union of Students, Shakira Martin, and Professor Len Shackleton, from the free-market think tank, the Institu
Brexit explained: what happens when the UK leaves the EU?
From hard Brexit and hard borders, to soft Brexit or the Chequers deal - here's everything you need to know.
UK police reassure public in Salisbury as 2 diners fall ill
Westminster terror attack’s ’82 seconds of terrible drama’
Last year’s Westminster Bridge terror attack was described as “82 seconds of high and terrible drama” as the inquest open
Macron draws fire for advice to job seeker
‘Nothing new’: Dalai Lama on abuse by monks
Celebrating the Mangrove: The London restaurant which defined Caribbean Brita..
It was the hub of community activism at the heart of Caribbean Britain – where people came from across the world to talk politics, ex
Boris Johnson attacks Theresa May’s Brexit plans
Boris Johnson is facing a furious backlash from fellow Conservatives after claiming Theresa May’s Brexit plan had put the UK in a
Tens of thousands of pacemaker wearers missing out on MRI scan due to perceiv..
Tens of thousands of pacemaker or defibrillator wearers can't get an MRI scan to detect potentially life-threatening conditions, because of
Government to launch rail industry review
A comprehensive review of the rail industry is being launched by the Government next week, at a time when services have been plunged into c
Former US Ambassador to Russia, Michael McFaul: ‘These are violations of in..
Michael McFaul, former US Ambassador to Russia, discusses the fallout from the Salisbury poisonings.
Sir Vince Cable: ‘We need a movement for moderates’
Lib Dem leader Sir Vince Cable says the UK needs a moderate movement “who completely reject the kind of extremism of the hard left,
Former Tory minister backs second Brexit vote
It’s not just Labour which is becoming even more embroiled in internal wrangling – former Conservative frontbencher Guto Bebb
Chuka Umunna accuses Corbyn of driving centrists from Labour
One of Jeremy Corbyn's most senior allies - the shadow Chancellor John McDonnell - has denied that party moderates are being systematically