16th January 2021

Several so-called 'Kill the Bill' protests have been taking place around the country ahead of a crucial vote in the House of Lords.

Ministers will unveil a two-year freeze for the BBC licence fee this week, one of a number of announcements being drawn up in Downing Street to take away attent

Ashling Murphy, 23, was attacked on the banks of a canal in County Offaly on Wednesday afternoon.

Last year’s favourite go-to online passwords included ‘111111’ and ‘123456’ and some banks even allowed customers to use their own names

Experts say it is time to encourage more men into jobs traditionally seen as female, as research finds girls reject stereotyping and choose ‘masculine’ subjects

The Government believes that focusing on key ‘building blocks’ will build students’ confidence and motivation, but some teachers fear that cultural topics and themes could be squeezed from the curriculum

Priti Patel is planning to table an amendment to the Police Bill which is currently going through Parliament

A reduction in VAT and additional Cold Weather Payments could help to mitigate the hit to consumers ahead of an energy price cap rise in April, say Scottish Ministers

Police are negotiating with a man who seems to have taken four hostages at a synagogue in Colleyville.

Residents of the Pacific island nation have been urged to evacuate to higher ground immediately.

The impact of Covid is making it hard for some early years settings to operate.

China says it has no need to "buy influence" after MI5 said an agent of the country infiltrated Parliament.

'There is a degree of double standards.'

It would almost definitely have been cancelled at the last minute anyway given *gestures* all of this, but.Today I was invited to have the same old fight on a major morning news channel tomorrow about Channel crossings with Nathalie Elphicke MP & I said no. Here's why...— Zoe Gardner (@ZoeJardiniere) January 12, 2022

National Care Forum also finds one in four homes have closed their doors to new admissions

Unlike GC's I like facts. So I went looking for them on women and the criminal justice system. 3,300 women were proscuted for assaulting an emergency worker in 2019. pic.twitter.com/Z3JWQc7I1k— Ann Coates (boosted) (@setoacnna) January 12, 2022

Unlike GC's I like facts. So I went looking for them on women and the criminal justice system. 3,300 women were proscuted for assaulting an emergency worker in 2019. pic.twitter.com/Z3JWQc7I1k— Ann Coates (boosted) (@setoacnna) January 12, 2022

Demand for support through a helpline for male survivors of sexual abuse grew by 110% last year.

Dr Helen Wall says she received "unwarranted abuse" after tweeting a photo of herself being jabbed.

For many Democrats it's the number one issue but familiar roadblocks remain on road to reform.

Dr Hans Kluge says a "west-to-east tidal wave" of the coronavirus variant is sweeping across the region.

Telecoms tycoon John Caudwell says revelations about lockdown parties are "disastrous" for Boris Johnson.

The efforts of UK employees should be recognised in company law, otherwise they will simply end up making the wealthy wealthier, campaigners say

i understands the Duke has agreed a £17.5m sale of his Verbier holiday home after settling a £6.6m bill outstanding on the property

One headteacher said that children were struggling to learn in cold classrooms that feel ‘like the Baltics’

Ichthyosaurs, also known as sea dragons, were an ancient species of marine reptiles that could reach lengths of 25m

New modelling by the London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine shows there is no difference between five and seven days of quarantine as long as people test negative on two days before release