Part of a road in Bangkok has collapsed, leaving a large sinkhole that disrupted traffic, damaged infrastructure and prompted ...

Union leaders have challenged bosses at the University of Edinburgh to “take their heads out of the sand” and rule out compulsory redundancies in a bid to prevent further strike action.

Maria Steen has fallen short of 20 required signatures to enter the presidential race, as the nomination window closed with just three candidates confirmed. To be eligible to run, a candidate must be ...

Game developer Aspyr acknowledged on its website that what it described as ‘unauthorised AI generated content’ had been incorporated into ...

The Mayor of Greater Manchester criticised Sir Keir Starmer’s running of the Government ahead of the Labour conference.

Last week, prosecution barrister Louis Mably KC argued that statements given by soldiers G and H to the Royal Military Police (RMP) on the night of the shootings, and to the Widgery Tribunal in 1972, ...

The alleged attack on Collins Aerospace saw check-in and boarding systems at Heathrow, Brussels and Berlin affected.

Citizens Advice raised concerns that not only would the plans not bring down people’s bills, they could even leave some consumers paying more.

A compulsory identification system could be ‘uniquely harmful to privacy, equality and civil liberties’, the liberties group leaders wrote.

But the McCullough Review has identified more than 20 attempts made by the police service to identify journalists’ sources.

Nigel Farage has defended past comments after the Lib Dems accused him of wanting to roll back gun laws and spark “mass shooting” drills in British schools. During a phone-in on LBC, the Reform UK ...

Nearly 10,000 teenagers at schools and colleges with low higher education progression rates will receive letters from current university students.