Time for Irish Government to ‘put a marker down’ over UK’s legacy Bi...

Amnesty International is calling for Ireland to take an inter-state legal challenge to Europe if the Bill is introduced.

Will Young calls on research facility to allow rehoming of laborator...

A campaign group is urging MBR Acres, in Wyton, Cambridgeshire, to allow them to take animals when they are no longer required.

Little old me is humbled and honoured, says Maundy Money recipient

Joan Plant, 76, was one of a number of people to receive the commemorative coins from the King at York Minster.

BMA calls for ‘credible’ pay offer to halt four-day strike by junior...

The BMA called on Health Secretary Steve Barclay to show he is serious about pay restoration for next week’s walkout to be halted.

Researchers find evidence of drug use during Bronze Age ceremonies

Scientists detected scopolamine, ephedrine and atropine in three hair samples.

437 migrants cross Channel in a day in record for 2023

There also appeared to be more arrivals on Thursday.

South African pilot makes emergency landing after finding cobra unde...

Rudolf Erasmus had four passengers on board the light aircraft when he felt ‘something cold’ slide across his lower back.

Family of missing man Patrick Clark informed after body found

Mr Clark was reported missing in Gourock, Inverclyde, in January.

Viral giant baked bean is ‘what the people need’, say creators

‘The UK loves beans, so what’s the next step for the bean?’ was the thought process of Dylan Hartigan before the creation went viral on Reddit.

King distributes coins in first Royal Maundy service

Charles and Camilla attended the service at York Minster.

Prime Minister has lost ‘grip’ over the lobbying of his own MPs, say...

Scott Benton showed a ‘flagrant disregard’ for the rules MPs are expected to follow, the Labour leader said.

Keegan ‘living in fantasy land’ over challenges facing schools – uni...

Children are ‘bearing the brunt of the workforce crisis’ in schools, said Mary Bousted, joint general secretary of the National Education Union.

Keegan ‘living in fantasy world’ over challenges facing schools – un...

Children are ‘bearing the brunt of the workforce crisis’ in schools, said Mary Bousted, joint general secretary of the National Education Union.

Ambulance handover delays remain high ahead of ‘challenging’ week fo...

More than 13,000 beds are being taken up by patients who no longer need to be in hospital.

Police searches continue for girl who knocked on door and said she w...

Devon and Cornwall Police were called to the Hele area of Torquay on Wednesday.

Use of barges and RAF sites to house migrants is evidence of failure...

The Government should focus on tackling the backlog of asylum claims, the Labour leader said.

Pay award for non-industrial civil servants in Northern Ireland anno...

Talks with unions representing industrial civil servants are continuing.

PSNI moves more officers to frontline duties to counter terrorist th...

Chief Constable Simon Byrne said he assumed dissident republicans would try to draw his officers into public order situations over the Easter period.

Consultants warn hospital bed delivery targets based on ‘outdated’ p...

Minister for Health Stephen Donnelly said the Government’s delivery of acute hospital inpatient beds was ‘significantly ahead’ of targets.

Deal to allow tech companies to trial products in NHS test beds

Companies involved in the Techscaler programme are being offered access to NHS regional test beds.