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Oil and gas licences plan may ‘not necessarily’ bring down bills, says Coutinho
Government plans to mandate oil and gas licensing in the North Sea may not bring down household energy bills, the Energy...
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Starmer sticks to Gaza position after councillors quit Labour
Sir Keir Starmer is continuing to grapple with divisions over his stance on the Hamas-Israel conflict, after 11 councill...
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Some UK embassy staff and families withdrawn from Lebanon amid Gaza tensions
Some staff and family members have been temporarily withdrawn from the British embassy in Lebanon, amid growing tensions...
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Northern Lights illuminate skies across the UK
The northern lights have illuminated the skies on Sunday night with the Met Office confirming sightings spread across th...
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Sunak says allegation a Tory MP is serial rapist is ‘very serious’
Rishi Sunak has described allegations that a Tory MP committed a series of rapes as “very serious” as he insisted hi...
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The Beatles’ Now And Then on track to become band’s 18th number one single
The Beatles’ “last recorded” song is on track to top the singles chart after outselling the rest of the top five c...
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Yousaf’s in-laws return to Scotland after fleeing Gaza
The parents-in-law of First Minister Humza Yousaf have arrived in Scotland safely after fleeing the conflict in the Gaza...
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UK hopeful Rafah crossing will reopen to allow Britons out of Gaza, says Dowden
The UK Government is “hopeful” that the Rafah crossing will reopen on Sunday to allow more British nationals to leav...
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Ukrainian missile strike on Crimea shipyard damages Russian vessel
The Russian military said a Ukrainian missile strike on a shipyard in annexed Crimea damaged a Russian ship....