Ofwat has provisionally ruled that five of 13 suppliers can increase charges for customers to increase investment by £3.4 billion by 2030.

Why are some of Britain’s most controversial Reform-linked figures all operating out of a grubby office in a town of 11,000 people in the Balkans?

Evidence shows Russians directing the plot and stoking tensions with fake far-right and Muslim groups.

It was a conspiracy shared by a handful of social media accounts and ultimately ended up in Russian state media

Ban social media and reform education to tackle scandal of young people not in work or study, says Peter Hyman

During dark times, we must stand by our Jewish neighbours as generations of Londoners have done before us, says London mayor Sadiq Khan

London will provide the backdrop for a landmark moment in cycling history as it hosts the first team time trial in the women’s Tour de France next year

A churchwarden behind a £200,000 gift to Nigel Farage’s party is the director of a company cited in French intelligence memos

After accusing governments and corporations of complicity in Gaza, the U.N. investigator for Palestine territories now finds herself in Washington’s crosshairs.

Recruitment of some 250 girls and boys aged between 10 and 16 raised fears that some would be asked if they wanted to freeze sperm or eggs