Teachers will not be surveyed again over whether a new offer delivered this week before the unions decide on Friday if it is ...

Martyn’s Law, officially the Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Act 2025, requires UK venues hosting 200 or more people to ...

Birmingham’s bin strike “must be brought to a close”, a minister has said following a visit to the city where tonnes of ...

BAM Ireland will no longer be involved in the construction of the £671m facility, stating it was a "commercial decision" ...

A knife-wielding man shot dead by police at Milton Keynes railway station has been named by the police watchdog as ...

A Co Antrim tree surgeon has been fined £27,500 for a health and safety breach arising from the death of his employee. Rodney ...

The Cessna aircraft will ferry everything from critically ill patients to coffee bean harvests across Papua New Guinea.

Shadow chancellor Mel Stride said the Government has “loaded up” employers with rises in business rates and national ...

The UK could see its warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures higher than European holiday hotspots, after ...

The First Minister has defended his decision not to meet the US Government during his trip to New York this week.

The First Minister said it was important to remember the sacrifices of the past while war rages on in parts of the world ...

The US president has imposed tariffs on a number of tiny territories, some of which do not even have human inhabitants.