15th May 2022

Prof Irene Tracey, who will become vice-chancellor, vowed to continue moves to increase diversity.

Standing in the for the Queen, he outlines government plans to "grow the economy" - rather than spend - to help struggling families.

Scientists call for electronic waste to be mined for precious metals as supplies of new materials become ‘unsustainable’.

It will be the first time she has missed the event since 1963, with Prince Charles delivering her speech.

The Labour leader is under pressure as police investigate if rules were broken in April 2021.

Boris Johnson is seeking to reset his premiership with a wide-ranging set of bills which he intends to push through Parliament over the next year

Group of 200 Totnes residents trespass and eat sandwiches and Victoria sponge to highlight lack of right to roam

Rwandan-Scottish star of Sex Education has made astonishing journey from couch-surfing to master of the Whoniverse

One in seven adults estimated to be food-insecure, up 57% from January, owing to rising cost of living

Watchdog warns of "deepening crisis" in England as patients find it harder to access NHS treatment.

A forced move to universal credit, which begins on Monday, raises fears for vulnerable claimants.

The US first lady met her Ukrainian counterpart as Washington sanctions 2,600 individuals.