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Met Police expresses ‘regret’ over protester arrests ahead of King’s...

The force was threatened with legal action after deciding to bring no further action against the group.

Most Scots see North Sea energy industry as benefit to economy, says...

About three out of five Scottish adults think the energy firms operating in the North Sea have a positive economic impact, a survey has found.

Sporting bodies to meet minister to discuss how to tackle racism and...

Minister of State Thomas Byrne and the chief executive of Sport Ireland Dr Una May to meet with the sport organisations on Tuesday.

Arrested anti-monarchy campaigners vow legal action against Met Poli...

Republic chief executive Graham Smith called it a ‘disgraceful episode’.

Joanna Cherry threatens to sue comedy club over cancelled Fringe eve...

Lawyers acting for the SNP MP wrote to the The Stand in Edinburgh on Monday.

Royals, PM and faith leaders join Big Help Out coronation volunteeri...

Millions of people were set to take part in Big Help Out volunteering events on Bank Holiday Monday.

Russia bans jet skis and car sharing ahead of Second World War comme...

At least 21 Russian cities have cancelled annual May 9 military parades amid the war with Ukraine.

UK to be hit with thundery showers in coming week, forecasters say

Despite predictions of rain, the forecaster has said it should feel warm in any sun.

In Pictures: Faith leaders, politicians and royals all pitch in for...

More than 1,500 charities were involved in the volunteering initiative, which formed part of the King’s coronation celebrations.

Police name teenager stabbed to death in Dagenham

Officers found 18-year-old Mr Kukabu, from Romford, with stab injuries near Dagenham Heathway Tube station in east London.

Coronation celebrations held across Northern Ireland for bank holida...

Some neighbourhoods organised street parties with music, food and dancing.

Children should be able to see counsellors outside of school hours –...

The Children and Young People’s Commissioner Scotland examined the provision of counselling services in secondary schools in the country.

Residents of Walford host coronation-themed party in EastEnders spec...

The episode features a talent show and a ‘best crown’ competition.

EU cancels diplomatic reception to prevent radical Israeli minister...

The act of protest could cause a diplomatic spat between Israel and the EU.

Irish deputy premier defends comments on China ‘de-risking’ as ‘bala...

Micheal Martin emphasised the value of Ireland’s relationship with China while warning ‘we are not naive’.

Yousaf will campaign ‘with whoever candidates are’ as Grady seeks re...

Reports emerged on Monday suggesting Patrick Grady was seeking re-selection after serving a six-month suspension from the SNP.

Driver in fatal Texas bus stop crash charged with manslaughter

Authorities believe driver George Alvarez lost control of the vehicle he was driving after jumping a red light.

Nigerian court hears opposition’s presidential vote challenge

Opposition parties are challenging the outcome of the February vote won by Bola Tinubu of the ruling All Progressives Congress.

Yousaf confident of general election win and potential IndyRef2

The SNP’s deputy Westminster leader said on Saturday the party would extract another vote on separation, along with dragging Labour to the left.

SNP would ‘undo Brexit as far as possible’ if election returns hung...

The party would seek to restore free movement and single market membership ahead of fully rejoining the EU.