The US president touted his ‘truly ⁠great friendship’ with his Chinese counterpart after hosting him at the White House

Plenary Lecture: Professor Daniel Cook (University of Dundee) Artist’s Talk: Martin Rowson (in conversation with Brigitte Friant-Kessler) Venue: St. Bride Library (London, U.K.) Dates: 23–25 September...

The brother of the late Diana, Princess of Wales has claimed that King Charles sounded ‘giddily elated’ in a phone call to him after her death

The US president used his speech at the Pentagon to honour the lives lost in the attacks and to defend his administration’s ongoing war in Iran

British ministers have hit back after the Argentinian president, Javier Milei, said ‘winds of change’ favourable to his country’s claim to the islands were ‘blowing around the world’

LUKE WRIGHT & MARTIN ROWSON return to the IVY HOUSE for their 9th annual residency. Poems galore!

Experts say unusual heat this year has melted the ice that holds Himalayan glaciers in place – which is thought to have led to the floods in Nepal and Tibet

LUKE WRIGHT & MARTIN ROWSON return to the IVY HOUSE for their 9th annual residency. Poems galore!

LUKE WRIGHT & MARTIN ROWSON return to the IVY HOUSE for their 9th annual residency. Poems galore!

The UK Met Office says an ‘unprecedented’ weather pattern over the Pacific Ocean will be felt worldwide next year, with severe droughts expected in some areas

Tragically, Professor Jason Arday has died after a vicious and deeply personal campaign of press attacks over the last few weeks. The Government must urgently launch an inquiry into the culture and b...

The Reform leader was not at the count where he won back his seat in the byelection he had triggered

While the hot summer and hosepipe bans continue, bosses at many utilities firms are receiving pay rises

The prime minister has invited Kemi Badenoch and Ed Davey – but not Nigel Farage – to discuss a cross-party consensus on the funding crisis

The new PM has opened No 10 North in Manchester in an effort to devolve power away from London

The new Labour leader will begin as prime minister on Monday, marking a fresh era for the government as it attempts to reverse its decline in the polls

More than half of British voters view the Reform UK leader and his party as ‘very sleazy’ as the Clacton contest is called for 13 August