Al-Haq previously challenged the Department for Business and Trade’s decision to continue licensing exports of components for F-35 fighter jets.

A man convicted after burning a Koran in London is to have his appeal heard amid warnings from free speech campaigners that the case was an attempt to bring back blasphemy law.

Sir Keir Starmer is fronting a fast-track bid to cut “red tape” thought to be making it hard for pubs to host live music and food pop-ups. The Prime Minister said pubs are “the beating heart” of ...

Former hostages of Hamas have celebrated the announcement that the group and Israel have agreed to an initial plan to pause fighting in Gaza and release at least some remaining hostages and prisoners.

The University of Oxford came first for the 10th year in a row in the Times Higher Education World University Rankings 2026.

Cornea transplant recipient Laura Grady has described how she is able to see the “lovely faces” of her sons. The mother-of-two, a software administrator from Greenwich in south-east London, has had ...

Hospice UK is now calling for full Government funding of specialist palliative care provided by hospices as well as other measures to ease ...

Low-paid workers are skipping meals and have taken out a pay-day loan to cover essential supplies, a report found.

Merging jobseeker’s allowance and employment support allowance could save between £2 billion and £3 billion a year, the IFS has said.

Job advisers in GP surgeries and virtual reality interview practice are part of efforts to get 300,000 sick or disabled people into work by 2030 as the Government pledges to give people “a hand up, ...

The Scottish Social Attitudes survey, published by the Scottish Centre for Social Research (ScotCen) on Thursday, found 47% of Scots trust the Scottish Government to do what is right for Scotland, ...

The National Energy System Operator (Neso) indicated that imported electricity supply from Europe could be used “when required” to help power homes and businesses. The electri ...