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 ...

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.

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 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 conduct of Hertfordshire detectives is in the spotlight over the seizure of devices at the influencer’s UK home in 2015.

Johnny Ball criticises the BBC’s Play School reboot, saying it risks damaging the children’s TV classic, while the broadcaster backs its return for CBeebies.

Poundland could be broken up as owner Gordon Brothers weighs bids for parts of the discount retailer from Wilko, The Range, Poundstretcher and others.

Syrian refugee Ibrahim Alamin was jailed for 40 months after setting fire to a Serco-owned HMO in Runcorn, Cheshire, endangering residents following asylum claim rejection.