The Government is in a “hurry” to crack down on knife crime as a minister branded the issue a “scourge”. Solicitor general Sarah Sackman told MPs Labour already introduced a ban on zombie-style knives ...

The man is suspected of shipping boats from Turkey and storing them in Germany, before they are moved to northern France when needed, the NCA said.

Company said it was ‘making progress’ on reducing pollution, after reports that it illegally pumped millions of litres of sewage into the lake.

William was welcomed to The Foyer, a temporary accommodation and support service for young people experiencing homelessness.

The Balmoral Glen Gelder tartan, designed by the Scottish Tartans Authority, uses the specific colours and shades of the King Charles III tartan which the authority presented to t ...

Reforms will be introduced under a new Pension Schemes Bill next year, as part of Government plans to boost economic growth.

The MP for Richmond and Northallerton resigned as Conservative leader after the party’s worst electoral defeat in its history.

The family of a man shot dead by the British Army in 1971 have secured a financial settlement from the Ministry of Defence. Billy McGreanery, 41, was shot at the junction of Eastway, Lonemoor Road and ...

Charles visited the Deptford Trading Estate in south London as he marked the first anniversary of his anti-food waste project.

Dave Law was one of Trafford FC’s four founding members in 1990 and has witnessed their transformation during his 34 years at the club ...

Telegraph columnist Allison Pearson said the police response to a year-old deleted post on X was ‘outrageous’.

Communities minister Matthew Pennycook rejected suggestions by the Conservatives that councils face a £2.4 billion ‘black hole’.