An MP has slammed a suspended sentence handed to one of two teenage arsonists who burned down a historic Keighley mill as ...

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

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.

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

Inside Amanda Owen and Clive's Anty John's farmhouse transformation, from a derelict Yorkshire Dales building to a family ...

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.

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.

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

People living in coastal areas have been urged to remain vigilant to flooding as wind warnings for the rest of the country were lifted. Ministers held a meeting of the Scottish Government’s Resilience ...

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

The Foreign Secretary told the Commons that the Government has now raised the issue with the Israeli authorities.