The UK government is unable to hit its cost-cutting targets on consultants because it does not know how much it is spending on them, according to a parliamentary report.

Roman Abramovich has no plans to let the UK government distribute the £2.35billion from the sale of Chelsea without his ...

British banks withdrew more home-loan products on Monday than on any day since the 2022 mini-budget ​turmoil, data from financial services provider Moneyfacts showed, as the Iran ‌crisis sent energy ...

British warship HMS Dragon departed for the Eastern Mediterranean on Tuesday, more than a week after Britain's air base in ​Cyprus was attacked by a drone in the aftermath of ‌the United States and ...

HMS Dragon has begun its journey to the eastern Mediterranean to join the UK's defensive operations in the region. The Type 45 destroyer left its dock in Portsmouth on Tuesday afternoon, having only ...

Since January, the Crowborough Training Camp has been used by the Government to accommodate male, adult asylum seekers, with plans to eventually house over 500 people. The East Sussex town is home to ...

Tue, Mar 10, 2026 A British woman who travelled to Syria to join ISIS and is now paralysed could be allowed to return to the UK. The woman, who left Britain to support the terror group during the ...

British warplanes have begun "defensive air sorties" in support of the United Arab Emirates (UAE) and taken out drones elsewhere in the Middle East amid the ongoing war, the UK defence ministry said ...

Successive governments previously insisted that the state had no role in forced adoptions. | ITV National News ...

A UK Conservative MP urged the Labour government to address rising community tensions after a group disrupted a Holi celebration in Harrow, as ministers condemned religious hatred and police launched ...

UK Secretary of State for Housing, Communities and Local Government Steve Reed told lawmakers that adopting a clear description of anti-Muslim hostility was necessary to confront the growing number of ...

Chancellor Rachel Reeves has accused petrol retailers and heating oil companies of “price gouging” as she sought to deflect calls for a costly state intervention to hold down UK energy prices.