Home secretary warns people traffickers will exploit asylum seekers because they decide who comes to the UK

Exclusive: Findings will bolster those in No 10 who want to negotiate on re-entry but some senior figures remain wary

YOU'LL COME FOR THE CURSES. YOU'LL STAY FOR THE MUDGEONRY.

Rolling stock companies, which also paid out nearly £400m to shareholders, accused of profiting at passengers’ expense

Developing North Sea fields does not contradict net zero goals, according to Simone Rossi

There was something for almost everyone. Andy Burnham's speech at Labour conference was what most of the party's voters were hoping for. It ...

Kent facility became dangerously overburdened after ministers halted transfers to hotels

Five desalination plants shut down for days, while Gaza remains in grip of severe water and sanitation crisis

Charles lands at Heathrow with just two bags and nowhere to go as a result of Brexit and Stockholm’s hardline immigration position

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

Jake Richards says changes would be part of ‘carrot-and-stick’ approach to try to turn around young offenders

Exclusive: Lib Dem leader bullish ahead of party conference despite static poll ratings and MPs’ frustrations

Aid to lower-income countries fell by almost 7%, while higher-income countries saw their share of Britain’s aid budget increase

Digital, culture, media and sport committee expected to hear evidence from BBC bosses and music industry experts

Dismissed in Taiwan as simply propaganda, the Long Watch, or Jiaofeng, has proved a sensation across the strait with its references to real-life crises

Film producer who enjoyed his greatest success with the 1987 epic The Last Emperor for which he won an Oscar