A UK supermarket is trialling the sale of grapes labelled with their flavour or texture as it aims to better understand what ...

Current and former officials at the State Department and the US Agency for International Development (USAID) say staffers ...

A MAJOR store which was recently closed in the centre of Stroud has today been reopened by a household name. Today, shoppers flocked to the former Homebase unit in Cainscross Road which was reopened ...

A freedom of information disclosure has led to questions about decisions made on wholesale local government reorganisation.

Mrs Badenoch had disputed Reform’s claim that its membership had overtaken that of the Conservatives, accusing Mr Farage of “fakery”.

The family of two sisters who vanished earlier this month have been informed after a woman’s body was found in a river close to where they were last seen. The body was recovered from the River Dee in ...

Dame Emily Thornberry has said the BBC World Service “must be preserved – if we lose it, we won’t be able to get it back”, ahead of the funding settlement for the broadcaster.

Police officer numbers in England and Wales have been rising for several years, though there are signs this trend may have levelled off, with a handful of forces recording a drop in recent months.

The bridge blockade is planned to mark three months since a concrete construction collapsed at a railway station in November, killing 15 people.

Rhys Herbert, known as the rapper Digga D, denied supplying up to 60kg of cannabis during a trial of facts in December.

On Downdetector, there are currently more than 1,200 reports of the Barclays banking services being down. With 55% reporting issues with mobile banking, 37% with online banking and 8% with bill pay.

Asked whether he thought Britain was missing “a belief in hard work”, shadow home secretary Chris Philp told the BBC’s Political Thinking podcast: “I do a bit.” Adding t ...