The world’s richest man emailed federal workers across the US to ask they explain what they accomplished last week — or risk losing their jobs.

The Prime Minister reiterated Britain’s ‘ironclad’ backing for Kyiv in a series of conversations with allies over the weekend.

Hugo Montagu Morley-Fletcher repurchased heirlooms and artworks from a collection which was split up when the house was sold ...

The Women Against State Pension Inequality campaign has sent a ‘letter before action’ to the Department for Work and Pensions (DWP).

The “net zero” sector has grown by 10% in the past year, adding £83 billion to the UK economy and boosting regional growth, a report suggests.

Small Town, Big Story creator Chris O’Dowd has said the show’s filming locations were given an “emotional boost” by the programme. The upcoming six-part Sky series is set in the fictional Irish town ...

A report has called on the Department for Education to discourage ‘the punitive withdrawal of playtime’ in schools.

The technology provided by Theirworld will be used by 21,600 young people for their mandatory university entrance test.

The AA plans to launch instant access savings accounts from the end of March, closely followed by personal loans, as part of a partnership with NatWest Boxed. The partnership will enable the AA to ...

Scotland’s First Minister has said he stands as part of a “united front” in support of Ukraine’s independence on the third anniversary of the Russian invasion. John Swinney will attend a ceremony on ...

Lecturers and other staff at the University of Dundee are beginning 15 days of strike action over a potential £30 million deficit and the threat of job cuts including compulsory redundancies.