Pope Francis’s work on peace and sustainability must be remembered by those attending his funeral on Saturday, Irish president Michael D Higgins has said. Mr Higgins and his wife Sabina travelled to ...

Karolina Zurawska, 42, from Swansea, was handed an indefinite hospital order at Swansea Crown Court on Friday.

Youth handed minimum 15-year term for fatal knife attack in north London as judge says public watched victim die in the street ...

Devolving immigration powers to Holyrood is “a way of offsetting some of the damage that’s been done by a hostile environment, by Brexit”, an SNP MP has claimed. Introducing his Devolution ...

The US was the UK’s largest export partner again last year as it purchased £59.3 billion of UK goods ahead of President Donald Trump’s new tariff rules, according to official figures.

Nilgun Kayahan Kolan worked at the Watford branch of the high street chain for a brief period in October 2023.

Bishop Paul Tighe also said there is ‘a little bit of national pride’ that an Irish-born man is the chief organiser while the post is vacant.

The Public Accounts Committee said certification schemes aiming to ensure biomass has been sustainably sourced may not be strong enough.

LECTURERS and staff at the University of the West of Scotland (UWS) have started a ballot for strike action. Unison and the EIS started a dispute with the university in March, with a demand for a no ...

A world-record 840,000 people entered the ballot for this year’s event, with more than 56,000 people expected to take part.

UK retail sales unexpectedly rose last month as warmer weather boosted sales for fashion chains and garden centres, according to new official figures. The overall quantity of sales increased by 0.4% ...

Anne attended a service at Anzac Cove on the 110th anniversary of the ill-fated assault by Australian and New Zealand troops.