In effort to avoid panic at pumps, Keir Mather insists supply of fuel to Britain is ‘inherently resilient’

Will AI mean fewer civil servants by 2030?Professor Geoff Mulgan,...

The UK had its joint-fourth warmest September on record in a series which dates back to 1884, according to provisional figures from the Met Office.

The designs include new spaces for families, community events and performances

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More than 70 million specimens from 100 UK collections will be put into an online digital museum

No improvised explosive devices were found in the three vehicles examined after five men were arrested close to RAF Fairford at the weekend, although a quantity of petrol was recovered, according to Counter Terrorism Policing.

Government corruption and misspending inspired the medieval rebels depicted in The Uprising.

Liverpool FC have confirmed the appointment of Julian Ward as the club's new sporting director following the exit of Richard Hughes.

Denmark says there is a low but growing risk that Russia could carry out a limited military attack against one or more NATO countries bordering Russia, potentially within the coming months.

The major networks in the White House TV pool are resuming coverage of presidential events this morning after pausing for several days after President Donald Trump banned CNN.

As the UN gathers, signatories from Bernie Sanders to Yeb Saño issue an open letter calling for clean power for all

Thirty-seven-year-old in custody on suspicion of crimes including criminal damage with intent to endanger life

Britain has seen an explosion of migrating insects – in some cases from as far as northern Africa

El Niño poses critical threat to nations’ defences, says Ed Miliband in presentation to global foreign ministers

Lydia Houghton 'had no idea' the flavour would be such a hit

The BBC understands the book's publisher, Penguin, will be amending the inaccuracy in future editions of the book.

The Argiope bruennichi, spotted in Cheshire for first time, part of worrying trend that could threaten native species

Councillors agreed with Tesco, Aldi, and Waitrose that the scheme for two stores and an 18.7-acre industrial park would negatively impact the district’s centre.

Conflicts, energy shocks, climate change and El Niño are combining to squeeze food prices upwards. Five familiar foods illustrate what’s going on.

Henry Pollock will remain at his boyhood club after signing a contract extension that sees him stay at Northampton Saints beyond this season.

Calls for more ‘cooperative working’ amongst farmers.

Grant applications in England surge as interest grows in habitat that captures carbon and helps reduce flood risk

David Sacks convinced Trump against any restrictions on AI – putting the White House out of step with its own party

In this week’s newsletter: As the Guardian launches a year-long project, Our Rivers, we take stock of the issues facing waterways around the world

More than 400 schools in disadvantaged communities to benefit from £22.5 million investment and tailored support to expand access to enrichment opportunities.

Tammy Sandhu is the first woman from a minority background to be the UK's ambassador to Vatican City.

Crowds gather as the 191st edition of the world’s biggest beer festival kicks off in Munich, Germany

As villagers take stock following symbolic vote, some fear far-right weaponisation of asylum dispute and influx of ‘masked people like in Dover’

Patients among hundreds who suffered harm at County Durham and Darlington foundation trust’s breast unit

One year on from the epic final and women’s rugby is flourishing in both nations while England are aiming to take their successive win total to 40 games

From Westminster Abbey to Mont St Michel, the Bayeux tapestry’s 33 buildings reveal its designer was familiar with monastic manuscripts and stonemasonry.

For once, it could serve the interests of the governing party to change the voting rules.

Plus, ‘slow jogging’ may benefit avid runners, too.

Humans have spent thousands of years searching for a hangover cure – yet the ultimate price of heavy drinking remains unchanged.

A bloated ballroom, a six-storey military HQ, a helipad-cum-cocktail patio, a gilded angel on a giant arch honouring himself … our architecture critic deplores the decorator-in-chief’s mutilation of Washington

With the budget looming, arguments rage over whether ministers should scrap a pledge popular with millions

Two Bayeux scholars at loggerheads over whether dangling shape depicts dagger or the embroidery’s 94th phallus

Letter from 70 MPs and peers follows Anthropic employee’s claim new technology could wipe out humans