A UK inquiry into foreign political interference will investigate Iran's alleged use of fake accounts to influence the Scottish independence debate. Scottish Secretary Douglas Alexander confirms the probe.
As festive plans shrink post-Covid, soaring turkey costs hit £100. A writer embraces a solo Christmas, exploring affordable, delicious alternatives to the traditional bird. Read for tips and trends.
A Colombian businesswoman accused of killing two schoolgirls with poisoned raspberries was rescued from the Thames after her UK location was revealed by a bottle of Buxton water in an interview. Read the full story.
New weather maps predict up to six inches of snow could blanket parts of the UK from December 30, with Scotland and northern England first in line. Discover the latest forecast and potential travel disruption.
MPs warn UK's zero-tariff pharmaceutical deal with the Trump administration is 'built on sand' as no legal text exists. Concerns mount over NHS costs and suspended tech pact. Read the full analysis.
Kylie Minogue is ahead in the race for Christmas number one, with Wham!'s 'Last Christmas' trailing. A charity single for Gaza is also climbing the charts. Who will win?
The UK government's £120m bailout saves the vital Grangemouth ethylene plant, but experts question the lack of a coherent strategy for the nation's shrinking heavy industry. Read the analysis.
The UK's Defence Investment Plan is delayed until 2026 amid a £2.6bn budget shortfall and the troubled Ajax programme. Read the full analysis of the military spending crisis.
Lance Corporal George Hooley, 28, was killed in a tragic accident in Ukraine. In a poignant final letter, he asked his loved ones to remember him with pride for serving a cause he believed in.
UK police forces announce arrests for 'globalise the intifada' chants, welcomed by Chief Rabbi as a crackdown on hate speech. Critics call it repression of protest rights.
Britain's return to the Erasmus+ scheme offers a flicker of hope for internationalism amid a rising nativist tide across Europe. Discover the programme's significance.
Anglo American faces backlash for cutting British jobs at the Woodsmith Mine while employing workers from Belarus, a sanctioned state. Local leaders demand answers.
A powerful new documentary reveals how women became the backbone of the 1984-85 miners' strike, transforming from homemakers to formidable activists in Britain's most bitter industrial dispute.
A priceless collection of artefacts from the 1984 miners' strike and UK coal mining history has been rescued from disposal, securing a permanent home at the National Coal Mining Museum in Wakefield.
Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer delivered a powerful tribute to his deputy Angela Rayner at the Durham Miners' Gala, praising her journey from care system to potential deputy prime minister in a major speech.
Forty years after the bitter strikes that defined an era, former miners and their families have returned to the picket line in a powerful protest against the controversial 'Museum of the North' project at the National Coal Mining Museum in West Yorkshire.
A devastating mine collapse in Chile has claimed the lives of all five missing miners, marking another grim chapter in the country's mining history.
A devastating collapse at a copper mine in Chile has left 13 miners trapped underground. Rescue teams are working tirelessly to reach them as fears grow over their safety.
A body has been discovered in a collapsed Chilean mine operated by state-owned Codelco, while rescue teams continue their desperate search for other trapped miners.
Decades after the violent clashes at Orgreave, calls for accountability grow louder as the long-overdue inquiry into South Yorkshire Police's actions gains momentum.
Former miners involved in the infamous 1984 Battle of Orgreave are considering new legal action against South Yorkshire Police, alleging excessive force and cover-ups.
Calls grow for a public inquiry into the 1984 Battle of Orgreave, where miners faced brutal police tactics during the UK miners' strike. Labour pledges support for truth and justice.
The Home Office has refused to disclose documents related to the 1984 Battle of Orgreave, angering justice campaigners who demand transparency over police conduct during the miners' strike.
Former officers face legal pressure to provide evidence on the 1984 miners' strike clash as critics question the cost and timing of the long-delayed investigation.
After 40 years of struggle, former miners and their families celebrate a landmark ruling that acknowledges wrongful arrests during the 1984-85 strikes.
Relive the dramatic confrontation at Orgreave during the 1984 miners' strike through a detailed visual timeline, exploring the violent clashes between police and picketers.
Four decades after violent clashes during the 1984 miners' strike, the government has announced a public inquiry into the events at Orgreave.
The long-awaited Orgreave inquiry is set to examine the controversial 1984 clashes between police and miners. Here’s what you need to know about its timing, objectives, and the crucial questions it aims to answer.
Exclusive: Documents detailing police actions during the infamous 1984 Orgreave clashes were deliberately destroyed, raising fresh questions about accountability.