Tens of thousands of local government workers are considering strike action over a pay dispute, a union has announced. More than 70,000 local government workers, represented by Unison, are being ...

Belgian federal prosecutors on Thursday announced the arrests of several people in a corruption probe linked to the European Parliament and the Chinese company Huawei, which is suspected of bribing EU ...

Reform UK are “counting their chickens” ahead of the election in Scotland next year, Conservative Party leader Kemi Badenoch has said. The Nigel Farage-led party has been surging in the polls in ...

The captain of a container ship which struck a US oil tanker off the east coast of Yorkshire on Monday will be detained for another 36 hours.

SPS also committed to pilot ‘signs of life’ suicide prevention/monitoring technology in Polmont, with a report due by January 17 2026.

Kemi Badenoch accused the Scottish Government of confusing sex and gender during her first visit as leader to Scotland.

Two vessels involved in a North Sea collision that triggered a huge explosion “appear to be relatively stable” and the environmental impact “mercifully small”, a transport minister has said.

Their first bid for special access, which came 468 days after the deadline of November 17 2023, was rejected at the end of February.

Irish premier Micheal Martin has called for the EU to adopt a “strategic approach” around US tariffs, as he predicted difficulties for the Irish spirits industry. Mr Martin was reacting to the threat ...

A woman who has accused Noel Clarke of sexual assault is a “liar” who “did not feel uncomfortable” around him, the actor’s wife has told the High Court. Clarke, 49, is suing Guardian News and Media ...

It happened at around 7.15am on Friday on the B1110 in Wood Norton - between Guist and Holt. A silver Toyota Yaris travelling in the direction of Dereham left the road and hit a tree before ending up ...

The taskforce aims to counter the narrative that the transition is too expensive and will unjustly bring higher costs to ordinary people.