Feline-loving politicos may remember Sir Lindsay Hoyle’s cat, the late Patrick, winning Battersea’s Purr Minister contest ...

Forty years ago this week, on 23 October 1984, BBC TV News led with Michael Buerk’s now famous broadcast from northern Ethiopia alerting the world ...

Exclusive: A former senior UK diplomat has resurrected the influential Middle East Association to act as a platform for ...

There is speculation Chancellor Rachel Reeves is exploring changing the fiscal rules to give the new Labour Government more ...

The UK’s response to asylum-seekers and refugees is politically sensitive, partly because it is often conflated with ...

There is concern within English football that new anti-terror legislation will be too expensive for some smaller clubs to ...

Members of the British Armed Forces have warned Chancellor Rachel Reeves that changes to pensions in the Budget would damage ...

Labour MP Josh Simons has said 'unthinking institutional conservatism' continues to create barriers for parents working ...

Successive governments, steered by Committee on Climate Change assessment, have recognised that offshore wind will not only ...

A leading Uyghur human rights campaigner has called on the UK Labour government to fulfil its promises to condemn and take ...

Is a trawler’s worth of fish getting in the way of our nuclear ambitions? Tali Fraser investigates something fishy going on ...

Why is it that we have the least well-insulated homes in Western Europe? Well, the reasons are many, but one place to look is ...