Communication skills specialist Leonie Mellinger is understood to have joined both the Prime Minister and Rachel Reeves to work during the pandemic.

A teenager who had his driving licence for less than six months was killed alongside two friends he had picked up from a house party after losing control of his car on a bridge and crashing into a ...

A suspect being sought over a shooting at a cosmetics warehouse in Ohio that left one person dead and five others injured worked at the facility, US police said. There were no reports of any kind of ...

Deputy PM Angela Rayner agreed to cancel elections because the Government is ‘not in the business of holding elections to bodies that ...

Earthquakes have continued to rattle Greece’s volcanic island of Santorini every few minutes through the night and into Wednesday. Authorities have bolstered their emergency plans in case the hundreds ...

The tech giant has unveiled an update to its AI principles, which removes references to not pursuing work on weapons and surveillance.

Finlay Bealham and Mack Hansen are on course to be fit for Ireland’s Guinness Six Nations clash with Scotland but Tadhg Furlong and Joe McCarthy have been ruled out. Tighthead prop Bealham and wing ...

A signalling fault has caused major disruption at a busy train station in London. All services at London Paddington have been disrupted since 11.30am today (February 5). The signalling fault at West ...

A 15-year-old boy has been remanded into youth detention accommodation after appearing at Sheffield Youth Court charged with the murder of Harvey Willgoose, 15, who was stabbed to death at a school in ...

Elaine C Smith, Susie McCabe, Scott Agnew, Rosco McClelland and Tom Urie will appear in An Afternoon For Janey next month.

Naga Munchetty has said she was “mortified and bemused” by misleading articles about her posted by alleged scammers. The BBC Breakfast presenter, 49, said she is used to “misleading articles about ...

Experts are predicting a rate cut to 4.5 – but signs of rising inflation leave the Bank walking ‘a tightrope’ for future reductions this year.