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This World Cup is unifying the Arab world – spurred by results on the pitch in Qatar. Morocco has become the first Muslim nation ever to...
The risk of a miscalculation between Western and Chinese warships in the South China Sea is the highest it has ever been, an expert has said....
The UK is joining forces with Italy and Japan to develop a next-generation fighter jet that uses artificial intelligence for future combat. The Global Combat Air...
“Military intervention NOW!” If you’ve been following the Brazilian election, this will now be a familiar phrase. Lula da Silva’s electoral victory over right-wing incumbent Jair...
Chancellor Jeremy Hunt will launch a major reform of the UK’s financial sector, with plans to rip up red tape and replace a number of EU...
People should “think carefully” about going on holiday over the Christmas period after Border Force workers became the latest to announce they would go on strike,...
Vladimir Putin has said “we haven’t gone mad” when asked about concerns he could use nuclear weapons in Ukraine – but didn’t rule out a possible...
A cabinet minister has admitted there will be “disruption and delays” over Christmas as the UK braces for a wave of strikes – but insisted the...
Rishi Sunak has refused to rule out banning emergency services from going on strike, saying he will “do what I need to do in order to...
Labour will promise to make the UK “the high growth start-up hub of the world” as it hosts 350 business leaders in Canary Wharf. High-profile figures,...
Tory MP Julian Knight has had the whip removed after a complaint about him was made to the Metropolitan Police. A spokesperson for the Conservative chief...
German authorities say they have foiled a plot by a far-right terrorist group to overthrow the government. More than 3,000 police officers took part in raids...
Around 3,000 police officers have carried out raids across Germany to stop an alleged plot by a far-right terrorist group to overthrow the government. Federal prosecutors...
President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and “the spirit of Ukraine” has been named Time magazine’s 2022 Person of the Year. The annual award by the US magazine’s editors...
A bill through which the government promised to “raise education standards across the country” through a range of measures has been axed in its current form,...
Ambulances will be dispatched to “life-threatening” Category 1 calls during the two days of industrial action this month but may not attend if an elderly person...
The Speaker of the Lords is set to condemn Labour’s plans to abolish the second chamber, claiming changing it to a fully elected House would “present...
China will now allow people with asymptomatic COVID-19 or mild symptoms to quarantine at home in another relaxation of its rules. Most cases are asymptomatic infections...
Standing by a makeshift stove at the bottom of a bitterly-cold ditch, the Ukrainian troops enjoyed a quick tea break. Suddenly there was a loud whistle...
Stephen Flynn has been named as the new leader of the Scottish National Party in Westminster, replacing Ian Blackford. The MP for Aberdeen South defeated Alison...
Israel and Syria agree to ceasefire, says US ambassador to Turkey
Trump sues Wall Street Journal and Rupert Murdoch for $10bn after Epstein letter report
NASCAR nixes ’26 Chicago race, eyes ’27 return
$250M Series B raise boosts XPeng AeroHT flying car ambitions
White, NASCAR pioneer and HOFer, dies at 95
Ofwat could be scrapped in water reforms
Post Office Capture IT system conviction referred to Court of Appeal for first time
Serious water pollution incidents in England up 60% last year – with three companies blamed for most
Accountants were paid to place clients into loan charge schemes targeted by HMRC
Jobless rate hits four-year high- but makes interest rate cut more likelyIsrael and Syria agree to ceasefire, says US ambassador to Turkey
‘Horrific incident’ at sheriff training facility in LA – at least three people dead
Unmasked: The 18 Russian spies who mounted series of attacks on UK
Antarctica’s oldest ice arrives in UK for analysis on climate shifts
England through to semi-finals of Women’s Euros after beating Sweden on penalties