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Sir Keir Starmer, Emmanuel Macron and Mark Carney called for an end to the renewed military offensive and the expansion of aid.

The Met Office has transferred to a new supercomputer, which could make 14-day forecasts nearly as accurate as seven-day forecasts. Extreme weather events can also be predicted further in advance ...

A man arrested on suspicion of the murder of Michael “Mike” Gaine has been released without charge. Mr Gaine, a 56-year-old sheep farmer with land near Kenmare in Co Kerry, was reported missing from ...

Mr Netanyahu said that Israel plans on “taking control of all of Gaza”, and establishing a new system to distribute aid that ...

There is a long way to go yet in Poland’s presidential election – but Sunday’s first round was a good day for candidates on ...

A 17-year-old boy has been charged in connection with the death of a 16-year-old who died after a “targeted” attack on a Scottish beach. Police were called to reports of 16-year-old Kayden Moy being ...

Mr Streeting went on: “This Bill does not solve every problem in our mental health services, but it marks a vital step in our plans to improve the quality of care, combat long-standing inequalities ...

Kemi Badenoch appears to wear transphobia as a “badge of honour”, a Labour MP has told Parliament. Richard Quigley, the MP for Isle of Wight West, hit out at politicians which “scapegoat” vulnerable ...

Cannes moved around some of its scheduling to accommodate Washington’s visit, which came on his day off from performing Othello in New York.

The Prime Minister is said to have ‘acknowledged that MPs were having to face incredibly tough decisions’ as he met backbenchers.

The House of Lords supported by 287 votes to 118, majority 169, an amendment to the Data (Use and Access) Bill.