Police examined 15,000 people and 700 organizations during a nine-year investigation into the deadliest residential fire in modern British history.

The prime minister acknowledged the political risk of weakening pension protections, saying he was willing to “pay a political price” to fund his proposed National Care Service.

Prosecutors are awaiting a decision on how to proceed against Isobella Perrie Sullivan, who is accused of possessing a military-grade explosive found near Ireland’s border with Northern Ireland.

Counterterrorism police are investigating whether the suspects were acting for a foreign state as Iran denies any link to the incident near the base used by U.S. bombers.

Far-right protester Daniel Thomas appeared to film himself boarding the rescue dinghy while a charity worker was still aboard.

Opioids were implicated in more than one in five Scottish drug deaths last year, while the death rate in the country’s most deprived areas was 15 times that of the least deprived.

The British prime minister’s relationship with the U.S. president begins on a positive note, yet multiple areas of friction remain.

Prosecutors say Vincent Brown directed and encouraged killings during the first week of Rwanda’s genocide. He denies involvement and says he had left Kigali within days.

More than 15,000 sexual offense cases are clogging England and Wales’ senior criminal court, with survivors often waiting months or years for a trial.

The meeting came days after President Donald Trump backed Irish unification, sparking renewed calls from nationalist parties in Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland for constitutional change.

Three babies may have survived and seven more escaped harm if managers had acted sooner on warnings about Lucy Letby, officials found in a long-awaited public report.

In the rare joint agreement, leaders call on Britain to prepare for constitutional change as Trump sparked a firestorm by publicly backing Irish reunification.

One of the two cryptobillionaires bankrolling Reform UK was convicted in the U.S. for money laundering failures before being pardoned by President Donald Trump last year.

The levy will let local leaders charge a percentage on hotel bills to fund upkeep of tourist attractions, but hospitality groups warn it could cost tens of thousands of jobs.

The U.S. ambassador to Israel warned Britain could face retaliation from Washington, as France and Canada joined a growing group of countries taking action over Israeli settlement expansion.

The resignations add to mounting scrutiny of the far-right party, which is already facing investigations into its finances, donations and senior figures, as it comes under fresh questions over foreign...

The 3-month trial centers on a Manchester man who admits sexually abusing his wife for two decades and is accused of conspiring with other men to drug and rape her while she was unconscious.

The ex-leader announced his departure the same day his successor, Andy Burnham, faces lawmakers for the first time.

Asylum claims, small boat arrivals and hotel use have all fallen sharply, but immigration remains Britain’s top political concern and a key battleground for the Labour government.

Police have arrested 17 people after a car fleeing officers drove the wrong way on a highway and crashed into a police vehicle.

On his first overseas trip, the new prime minister highlighted plans to help Kyiv produce long-range missiles.

The initial installment will help cover Associated Newspapers’ legal costs after a judge found the case against the publisher was “well outside the norm.”

The comments come as politicians, professors and campaigners call for scrutiny of how Jason Arday was treated, while a petition demanding a public inquiry gathers tens of thousands of signatures.

The far-right firebrand won comfortably but fell short of expectations with his party falling in polls. Satirical candidate Count Binface took almost 27% of the vote,

Heat-related illness, equipment failures and pressure on staff have pushed England’s health service through a summer surge usually associated with winter.

A record 34 candidates are contesting Thursday’s vote, but with Britain’s major parties boycotting, the result will offer an unusual test of Nigel Farage’s support.

The third drought in five years has left rivers at record lows and water restrictions in place for millions.

Labour held onto one of England's most powerful elected offices, while Reform UK suffered a setback amid mounting investigations into the party's finances and leader Nigel Farage.

Officials said the explosive device could have caused significant damage, underscoring what they called the continuing threat from violent dissident republicans nearly three decades after the Good Fri...

The prime minister's first policy aims to cut transport costs for millions while offering an early signal of how his reshaped cabinet plans to tackle high costs, regional inequality and the economy.

Prosecutors say ex-Conservative politician Ann Widdecombe was struck 21 times with a hammer just hours after appearing on TV to defend Reform UK leader Nigel Farage.

Britain's next prime minister promised to shift power away from London and expand public control over key services after winning the Labour leadership unopposed.

Europe’s second-highest court ruled that public interest alone is not enough to access politicians' personal expense records, rejecting a watchdog’s bid for detailed payment data.

Inquiry officials said governments' lack of planning forced officials into improvised systems that fueled waste and damaged public trust.

Police rearrested a murder suspect under Britain's terrorism laws after uncovering fresh evidence, marking a shift in the investigation into the killing of veteran Conservative politician Ann Widdecom...

The investigation has widened, including whether race or religion influenced officers' decision to handcuff an 18-year-old stabbing victim instead of providing first aid.

Humanitarian groups argue the plan would burden people who are barred from working; migrants could be expected to repay about $13,000 for help they received.

The draft legislation would create criminal penalties for efforts to change a person's sexual orientation or gender identity through coercion, violence or other abusive conduct.

The nation's second-biggest city faces a particular burden, but it's just one of the municipalities struggling to stay afloat, with rising costs leading to higher taxes and slashed services.

The government is pledging to build more than a million new units, but those plans may not be enough to help people struggling to afford the average $500,000 price tag.

Prime Minister Keir Starmer is eyeing using a Big Tech tax as leverage while keeping retaliatory tariffs in reserve if a deal with the U.S. doesn't come through.

The U.K.'s change in parole rules, requiring two-thirds of a sentence to be served before release, does not constitute a