The Hull East MP acknowledged his approach to voicing concerns over Government plans to curb jury trials had been ‘overly robust’.

The investment would transform the sewage system around England’s largest natural lake where climate change is worsening impacts of pollution.

An entire generation was almost wiped out when 150,000 tonnes of coal waste engulfed Pantglas Junior School on October 21 1966.

The announcement came following a meeting in St Petersburg between the Russian leader and US President Donald Trump’s envoy ...

The Education Secretary has said “change will come” on antisemitism in schools and colleges in England as she accepted all of the recommendations in Sir David Bell’s review.

Centuries-old letters from Navy commander Vice-Admiral Lord Horatio Nelson could fetch up to £6 million at auction. The collection is made up of 415 letters, documents and manuscripts relating to the ...

Kim Jong Un’s sister Kim Yo Jong renewed a threat to retaliate against any South Korean provocation targeting fortification work.

The US president has urged ministers to ‘go full blast’, while calling on them to ‘take down the costly and ridiculous windmills’.

A passenger whose leg was broken during the fatal Bedford rail crash said the UK’s railways “don’t appear fit for purpose” ...

Andy Burnham has said ministers will consider whether standing charges can be removed from gas bills to ease cost pressures on households. The Prime Minister told the Commons he had asked Chancellor ...

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has asked ministers to examine scrapping standing charges on gas bills. Mr Burnham told MPs he had asked Chancellor John Healey and Energy Secretary Miatta Fahnbulleh to ...

The Scotch Whisky Association (SWA) has said there are “a lot of misconceptions” about its opposition to the new protected status for English whisky. The trade body launched a legal appeal against the ...