The Chancellor will use a financial statement next week to pledge his commitment to “levelling up” the country with a massive cash injection. A...

Britain's chief Brexit negotiator predicted that the UK would have to give into EU demands if it wanted a trade deal, it has been revealed. In a...

The figure recorded in the week ending November 6 marked the highest since the week ending May 22, according to data from the Office...

Labour has suspended a group of members from one of its constituency parties after it passed a motion criticising the treatment of Jeremy Corbyn. The chair,...

On Friday it was announced Mr Cummings, formerly the Prime Minister’s chief advisor, will stop working from Downing Street with immediate effect. According to...

Two officers were injured when the boiling water was hurled at them in Abington, Northamptonshire, on Saturday night. One suffered second-degree burns on the left...

Britain’s global reputation has been damaged and lawyers have been left “incredulous” by the government’s plan to override key elements of the Brexit deal, Sir...

Labour is urging the government to enact a vast green stimulus to create 400,000 jobs and jolt the UK of out of the economic depression...

The Prime Minister visited De Montfort University in Leicester where he took the swab test and spoke to staff carrying out the testing efforts, but experts...

Sobriety tags that monitor criminals' alcohol levels every 30 minutes are being rolled out in Wales from today. The ankle tags will be handed out to "alcohol-dependent" offenders as part of new abstinence orders that can ban them from drinking for four months. They monitor the person's sweat and test it for the presence of alcohol. If criminals who have been banned from drinking are found to have consumed alcohol, the probation service will be alerted and they could be ordered to appear in court, fined or put in prison. Probation staff will be able to tell if the tags have been tampered with and can differentiate between alcohol in drinks and that found in hand sanitiser or perfume. Advertisement The tags have already been trialled in London, Humberside, Lincolnshire and North Yorkshire and will be rolled out across the rest of England next year. Around 39% of violent crime is committed under the influence of alcohol, according to Ministry of Justice figures. More f..