Irish man may have made call to British police that led to fatal incident, says watchdog
David Joyce, originally from Galway, died in Milton Keynes after running at armed officers responding to report about man with gun
Showdown between Reform and Labour as crucial UK byelection looms
Nigel Farage’s insurgent party faces off against Keir Starmer’s Labour in Red Wall battle
Kemi Badenoch plays down Tory frontbencher’s comments about tie-up with Nigel Farage’s Reform UK
Tory leader goaded by Keir Starmer after Robert Jenrick appeared to undermine her
Londoners and tourists mourn Pope Francis amid Catholicism’s unexpected renaissance in Britain
Pope Francis was remembered at Westminster Cathedral, home to resurgent Catholicism in England and Wales
UK supreme court’s biological sex ruling disappoints trans activists, lets off politicians
Trans activists will be disappointed, but the ruling gives cover to Britain’s Labour government
‘Have you watched Adolescence yet?’ - Life imitates art for Kemi Badenoch
Party colleagues fear her low-wattage turn as Tory leader could spell trouble
Goals scored and steelworks saved in Scunthorpe’s day of two halves
The UK’s Labour government passed emergency laws to save British Steel on Saturday after a row with its Chinese owner while Scunthorpe United played out a crucial match
Who was David Joyce, the Galway man shot dead by UK police at a busy train station?
Joyce, a gay man from a Traveller background with mental health difficulties, will be repatriated to be buried by his family in Ireland
Bits of history: more slivers emerge of Scotland’s sacred Stone of Destiny
Ancient venerated slab is linked to monarchs from Edward ‘Longshanks’ to real-life Scottish king Macbeth, also subject of a new exhibition
‘The worst mobile phone service in the rich world’
London's awful signal is one of the most irritating daily realities of living in what is meant to be one of the world’s most developed cities
British judge who oversaw first ICC trial at The Hague appointed to chair Southport stabbings inquiry
British government begins public inquiry into killings that sparked 2024 summer riots
Birmingham’s rubbish piles high against walls covered in pro-Palestine graffiti
Birmingham Letter: The city’s bin strike crisis is being portrayed as a symbol of ‘Broken Britain’
Nigel Farage gears up for Reform UK’s ‘big moment’ in May 1st elections
Council and mayoral votes and crucial Westminster byelection will give clearer picture of whether Farage’s party can meet the hype
Labour bets on growth to fund UK’s future but US tariffs could ruin it all
Chancellor Rachel Reeves is ‘walking a fiscal tightrope’ after her slasher spring statement
Britain’s fiscal watchdog warns of danger of trade war as UK government slashes spending
UK’s chancellor of the exchequer Rachel Reeves plans £6bn reduction in spending to remain within her fiscal target