The Prime Minister has indicated he remains supportive of the assisted dying Bill on the eve of further debate by MPs and amid questions raised by a leading psychiatrists’ body.

The Government has no plans to reverse its benefits and winter fuel payment cuts, a minister has indicated, as Labour backbenchers continue to protest against the moves.

Automotive components of the UK-US trade deal confirmed last week should be seen as ‘a floor rather than a ceiling’, an industry leader said (Ben Birchall/PA) Automotive components of the UK-US trade ...

The Gambling Commission said the firm did not appropriately engage with a customer who hit a daily deposit limit of £3,340 12 times in 14 days.

ITV is bracing for a double-digit plunge in advertising revenues after last year was boosted by the Euros football tournament, but said it does not expect its production arm to be hit by US President ...

A union has warned around 150 jobs could be lost in an “inexcusable” move by a delivery firm looking to close one of its branches.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of drink-driving after a car ended up on its side in a crash in a public square.

A second arrest has been made over a stabbing at a home which sparked a large emergency response - as a first person arrested ...

Members of the Unite trade union working in the NHS have voted to accept an 8% pay increase over the next two years. The deal will see a 4.25% rise this year and a 3.75% uplift next year for staff, ...

Keepers at a Kent animal park say they are devastated at the death of one of their beloved big cats at the age of 15.

The groups warned over job cuts and factory closures as part of aims to save at least £80 million in costs a year after the ...

The UK accused Vladimir Putin of sending a “low-level” delegation to peace talks on Ukraine rather than agreeing to a face-to ...