The driver who ploughed through crowds at Liverpool FC’s victory parade, injuring 134 supporters, has been jailed for 21 years and six months.

The UK Civil Service workforce grew by 3,000 between June and September and is at its highest level for nearly two decades, figures show. An estimated 554,000 people were employed in the Civil Service ...

John Healey said the Ukraine war was at a “major moment” after an apparent breakthrough in US-led peace talks, but urged allies to keep up the pressure on Vladimir Putin.

Liverpool victory parade driver Paul Doyle was previously jailed for biting a man’s ear off in a drunken fight with sailors, a court heard. The 54-year-old was sentenced to 12 months in prison at ...

Bob Geldof has said he is “delighted” more people will get to see the Live Aid musical when it tours the UK and Ireland in 2027. Live Aid was a two-venue benefit concert, set up by Boomtown Rats ...

The Government will look at reforming the licence fee and consider more commercial revenue options for the BBC in plans outlined in its royal charter review.

The controversial delay to the election of Norfolk and Suffolk's first mayor will mean the counties will miss out on £50m to spend over the ...

A historic viaduct collapsed into a river due to soil erosion around its foundations, initial inspections suggest. The 19th century Spey Viaduct partially collapsed into the River Spey, Scotland’s ...

Donald Trump’s lawyers argue the depiction of him given in the edit, which aired in a Panorama documentary a week before the results of the 2024 US election, “was false and defamatory” and they also ...

Stephen Kinnock said the broadcaster had been ‘very clear that there is no case to answer’ when it came to accusations of libel.

Rebecca Spence, 32, of no fixed abode, pleaded guilty to arson with intent to endanger life and being reckless as to whether life was endangered. It followed a blaze at a property in Sutton Crescent ...

The Government accused the British Medical Association leadership of ‘trying to inflict as much damage as they can on the NHS’.