The US president had earlier criticised his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin’s comments about the Ukrainian president.

Political headlines both at home and abroad lead the papers at the start of the working week. The Times reports the Prime Minister is set to announce Britain will pay foreign prosecutors to track down ...

Iran’s president has rejected direct negotiations with the US over its rapidly advancing nuclear programme, in Tehran’s first ...

Pete Hegseth stressed the need for both countries to do more to accelerate the strengthening of their military capability.

Driving test waiting times in Britain have reached a record high, new research has revealed. The average waiting time to book a practical test was 20 weeks in February, up from 14 weeks a year earlier ...

Chelsea Flower Show organisers have rowed back on a pledge to make the event peat-free by next year, blaming a “legislative black hole” on the issue. The Royal Horticultural Society (RHS) committed in ...

Car tax rule changes could “undermine consumer confidence” in electric vehicles (EVs) – despite them remaining cheaper to own than petrol models, according to new research.

The women worked as nannies and private air stewards for the former Harrods boss between 1995 and 2012, their lawyers said.

A British explorer has become the first woman to solo traverse across Canada’s freezing Baffin Island a day earlier than expected. Camilla Hempleman-Adams battled temperatures as low as minus 40C and ...

The health department has announced that it has reached an agreement with Community Pharmacy England for a funding increase over two years.

The majority of young adults in the UK are “concerned” about the state of the nation’s democracy, a survey has found. The UK Youth Poll survey saw more than 2,000 people aged 16 to 29 questioned about ...

Sir Keir Starmer and Donald Trump discussed “productive negotiations” towards a UK-US economic prosperity deal and agreed they will “continue at pace” in a phone call on Sunday night, Downing Street ...