Chancellor John Healey is expected to announce a freeze in fuel duty as well as measures to decouple gas and electricity prices.

Weekly chess sessions are being held in Port Glasgow for players of all abilities, from beginners to experienced competitors.

RESIDENTS in Inverclyde are being asked to help choose community college courses starting next year. Inclusive Communities: ...

Exit polls suggested opposition parties may have won more seats than Mr Netanyahu’s ruling bloc but not enough to form an immediate government.

The defeated presidential candidate had been ordered to surrender his passport as he faces corruption and tax evasion charges.

The removal of Lt Col Michael Morris has led to renewed concerns over the US authorities ignoring the UK’s legal jurisdiction.

The Israeli election has no clear winner, exit polls have indicated, likely meaning weeks of jockeying to form a government. Polling stations across Israel closed on time, despite a request by ...

Charles began his tour of the region in the Bahamas, where he arrived to a ceremonial welcome and will attend a youth parade.

The Northern Ireland Secretary is attempting to overturn a decision by the Appeal Court in Belfast forcing to order a public inquiry into the death.

In Israel’s fragmented parliamentary politics, no single party has ever won an outright parliamentary majority.

The catchphrase was used in Westminster when Sir David, who served in the Treasury, was sent out to defend policy changes and tackle media flare-ups.

The family of murdered GAA club chairman Sean Brown does not have ‘any faith or trust’ in a Troubles information recovery body.