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Mr Merz and French president Emmanuel Macron — both firm believers in the European Union — used their first meeting since the ...
All eyes are on Vatican City for the sign of a new pope, as cardinals processed into the Sistine Chapel to begin the secret conclave meeting. The 133 electors, dressed in distinctive bright red ...
Ann Marie Twomey she could not comment on the previous investigating team’s 2017 search of the Satchwell home.
The strikes included one attack on a school sheltering hundreds of displaced Palestinians, which killed 27 people, officials ...
Harbour Energy has revealed plans to axe around 250 jobs in Scotland as the firm laid the blame on “punitive” government measures. The oil and gas firm said the cuts – about a quarter of its workforce ...
The Survation survey suggests Nigel Farage’s party will beat the Tories and Labour to become the main opposition at the Scottish Parliament.
The Environment Agency warns of possibility of drought – with more frequent dry summers to come as a result of climate change.
The Liberation Convoy, which followed the journey made by the so-called “Shetland Bus” during the war, was greeted with a floating salute as it arrived in Lerwick on Tuesday night. The Shetland Bus ...
People given infected blood and blood products in one of the worst treatment disasters in NHS history have described “anguish” felt while waiting for compensation. The Infected Blood Inquiry has heard ...
Charles visited the Thames Tideway Tunnel, a 10-year project designed to protect the Thames from sewage pollution.
The Scottish Labour leader accused the First Minister of wanting to ‘defraud’ the people of Scotland during a speech in Glasgow.
In a heated exchange in the Commons, shadow equalities minister Mims Davies repeated calls for a national public inquiry.
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