It will take several years for the full health impact of the UK’s first safer drugs consumption room in Glasgow to be understood, MPs have been told. A group of experts giving evidence to ...

One of Britain’s oldest department stores is shutting its last remaining shop after more than 140 years, blaming Budget tax and wage increases. Beales, which first opened in Bournemouth in 1881, said ...

Only around 0.2% of potential claimants to the infected blood compensation scheme have been invited to seek payouts and “many will die” while they wait, a lawyer representing families and victims of ...

A minister has said he is “absolutely” confident that the Government will meet its pledge of 1.5 million homes this Parliament, as ministers have promised £350 million more for affordable housing.

Out-of-contract Sky customers will see their monthly bills rise by £1.50 a month, which adds up to an extra £18 a year, from Friday.

Andrew Graystone, a long-time advocate for abuse survivors, accused the Church of “shocking arrogance,” and said the Synod had “voted for a measure that will leave the power of bishops completely ...

A Christian school worker who was dismissed after sharing social media posts about LGBT+ relationships teaching has won a Court of Appeal battle related to her dismissal.

Sir Keir Starmer, as well as devolved leaders from Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland, have been invited the event, it is believed.

Survey conducted for climate charities finds strong support for improving roads and upgrading the rail system – but not a third runway.

The 77-year-old author was blinded in one eye in the attack and spent months recovering, a process he detailed in a memoir ...