The Justice Secretary hopes the move will also help clear the court backlog of cases waiting to be dealt with.

Volunteers and experts from around the world have joined archaeologists hoping to make new discoveries during a week-long dig at Culloden battlefield. The excavation at the world-famous site near ...

One in 10 homes (11) with a household income of less than £20,000 a year already owe money to their energy supplier ahead of winter, Uswitch found.

Economic stability comes from global trade with minimal trade barriers and political interference', writes Richard Wright.

A college will offer “bespoke support” for workers impacted by the closure of the Grangemouth refinery, the UK Government has announced. Plans for the closure of the site in the second quarter of next ...

Around 158,000 pupils were severely absent – missing at least half of possible school sessions – over the autumn and spring terms of 2022/23.

United Utilities did not report at least 102 million litres of illegal sewage pollution to regulators, a BBC analysis found.

From hill farmers to vegetable grows, farming sector is unified, writes James McCluggage, the UFU's Policy, Technical and Communications Manager.

The jump was all in aid of Brookeborough Primary School; St. Mary's Primary School, Brookeborough and Brookeborough and District Community Playgroup. Richard Schwartz described the experience as "pure ...

The social media platform said it is using expert guidance to train technology to spot scam accounts and prevent them from contacting teenage users.

Abbas Araghchi held talks with his Egyptian counterpart Badr Abdelatty and Egyptian president Abdel-Fattah el-Sisi in Cairo on Thursday.

Earlier this week, gambling firms saw their shares tumble amid fears the Government is planning to double some taxes on the industry.