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More Afghans who worked for British forces should be allowed to resettle in the UK, former military chiefs say.

Consumers should not have to pay excessive prices to use public car charging, MPs say.

The Royal Navy and merchant fleet have no back-up if navigation systems are disrupted, experts warn.

Senior cabinet ministers are due to discuss the move for arrivals to England in a meeting on Wednesday.

Does a week of falling case numbers mean we're close to the end?

About one in three has problems such as high blood pressure and mental ill health, a study suggests.

A £1.6bn strategy aimed at improving the lives of disabled people is to be set out by the government.

Christopher Arundell grew up in the UK but after doing time in jail is being deported to Zimbabwe.

Ross Testa explains why he hired his sister and then his father for his social media business.

A quarantine waiver for EU and US travellers and a cover-up in social care lead the front pages.

Welsh slate landscape bids to join Egypt's Pyramids and India's Taj Mahal on prestigious list.

Emergency services were called to a house in Brompton Park shortly after a quarter past eight on Tuesday evening.

A four-day ultramarathon covering 120 miles on the west coast of Scotland will cost £15,499 to enter.

The priest was sitting alone praying when he was assaulted in St Mary's Cathedral in Edinburgh.

Wealth gap between countries could widen due to differing access to Covid vaccines, the IMF says.

The chief medical officer says the health service is operating under "huge pressures".

Sean Hunte's family was called three times to say their goodbyes to the 58-year-old teacher.

Simon Bramhall branded his initials on two patients' livers during operations in Birmingham.

A man who stabbed his girlfriend to death before scrawling "it was me" on her body is jailed.

Derek Holland texted and used both hands to peel a banana before a crash which injured three people.