The Prime Minister acknowledged there will be an economic hit for the UK from the 10 import tariff that has been slapped on British goods by the US.

A watchdog has escalated its investigations into “concerns raised” about a charity founded by the Duke of Sussex, amid a boardroom battle within the organisation. The Charity Commission said it had ...

Two stubborn commuters concocted the most extreme travel hack to dodge an 'extortionate' £600 train fare - buying a car and driving to London for £150 less. Rob Adcock and business partner Tyler Odell ...

Investors may be trying to navigate market volatility following the US president’s unveiling of tariffs on countries.

The number of people in hospital in England with winter viruses remains higher than usual for the time of year, despite the recent warm and sunny weather, new data shows.

Mr Rubio decried ‘hysteria and hyperbole’ about President Trump’s intentions despite signals from Washington DC that Nato may ...

Police hope advances in DNA profiling will help solve the mystery of a newborn baby girl who was found dead at a lake three decades ago. The child, who was named “Baby April”, was found wrapped in a ...

There was no “dedicated lookout” on two vessels which crashed in the North Sea last month in “patchy conditions”, investigators said. Portuguese-registered container ship Solong hit US tanker Stena ...

Reece Galbraith, 33, has admitted the manslaughters of Archie York, who was asleep upstairs, and his friend Jason Laws in an explosion in Newcastle ...

The Government’s failure to order a public inquiry into the murder of GAA official Sean Brown in 1997 was unlawful and “cannot stand”, the Court of Appeal in Belfast has ruled.

Two men have been arrested on suspicion of terrorism offences over alleged links to banned group Hezbollah.

Lidl is to trial a click and collect service to allow its loyalty members a first chance to reserve its “middle aisle” products. In a test of the scheme’s popularity, the discounter will give ...