South Korea’s Constitutional Court has removed impeached president Yoon Suk Yeol from office. Friday’s decision came four months after he threw South Korean politics into turmoil by declaring martial ...

It is on defence and security that Ms Rudd suggested there could be an opportunity for more engagement between Conservatives and Europe, saying the party “must not be left behind” as Sir Keir Starmer ...

The case of a woman accused of breaching a so-called buffer zone outside an abortion clinic in England has attracted attention at the highest levels of the US government. Here the PA news agency takes ...

Democratic officials in 19 states have filed a lawsuit against US President Donald Trump’s attempt to reshape elections. The lawsuit, filed on Thursday, called the president’s move an unconstitutional ...

US and Chinese military officials have met for their first working-level talks since president Donald Trump took office for the second time. The two sides shared their respective concerns over ...

Organisations working in the sector argue that 109 children across the UK are pulled into poverty by the policy every day.

London councils that block pubs and clubs from opening later could see their decisions overturned by Sir Sadiq Khan under new powers from the Government. Ministers are attempting to boost the ...

The Angiolini Inquiry has launched a workforce survey for those serving across police forces in England and Wales one year after its first report.

The UK has drawn up an ‘indicative list’ of possible retaliatory tariffs, but is unlikely to hit back this month.

Teenage girls in England are significantly less likely to feel safe in school than their male peers since the Covid-19 pandemic, a study has suggested. Secondary school pupils in England have some of ...

NHS hospitals and buildings are plagued by rats, cockroaches, silverfish and other pests, according to a large staff survey. A poll of almost 9,000 health workers for the Unison union suggests pests ...