AUTHORITIES in the Dominican Republic have arrested a colonel and nine officers accused of stealing weapons and ammunition ...

JUDGES have blocked a legal action against security service MI5 brought by more than 300 people affected in the Manchester ...

THE United Nations nuclear watchdog’s board condemned Iran on Thursday for failing to co-operate fully with the agency. The ...

Unite national health and safety adviser Rob Miguel has been nominated as “most influential person” in the annual Safety and ...

HUMAN rights organisation Liberty warned today that there were “significant shortcomings” in the Assisted Dying Bill. It said ...

SOCIAL care providers are facing a “catastrophic” financial precipice which could collapse thousands of private and not-for-profit groups, a health sector think tank has warned. The Nuffield Trust ...

Mr Lamba is believed to have fled the country. Southall Black Sisters, which provides support for black and minority women experiencing gender-based violence, said that the killing highlights a ...

BRITISH Steel unions have called on the government to honour its pledge to help their industry after a new report recommended refiring two blast furnaces to fill the production gap during the ...

HOME SECRETARY Yvette Cooper denounced “aggressive language” from Vladimir Putin today after the Russian leader threatened to strike Britain in revenge for British-made missiles being fired on Russia.

THE arrest of activists using counter-terrorism laws is just the “tip of an intimidation iceberg” of attacks on freedom of speech and dissent, the producer of a new film said today. Norman Thomas, of ...

LABOUR’S pledge to cut energy bills was left in tatters today after regulator Ofgem announced consumers will be slapped with yet another increase in January. The energy cap is set to rise by 1.2 per ...

POLICE accused Brazil’s former president Jair Bolsonaro and 36 others on Thursday for allegedly attempting a coup to keep the right-wing leader in office after his defeat in the 2022 election. Already ...