xMonday’s front pages are divided to start the week, with several titles leading on Israel’s latest attacks on neighbouring nations. However, a number of papers kept focus a little closer to home, ...

Welsh Conservatives leader Andrew RT Davies has claimed his is the party of change, not Labour. Being left with no House of Commons seats at the general election was a “kick in the guts”, Mr Davies ...

The Duke of Sussex became patron of WellChild in 2007 and has attended the charity’s awards ceremony 12 times.

Hurricane Helene came ashore late on Thursday in Florida’s Big Bend region as a Category 4 hurricane with 140mph winds. The ...

In the past week, Israel has repeatedly targeted suburbs across the Lebanese capital, where Hezbollah maintains a strong presence.

Labour said it had ‘serious concerns’ about donations to Robert Jenrick from a company with no employees, no profits and significant debts.

It also revealed that more people feel confident shopping online than paying for a car park or applying for a mortgage digitally.

The last blast furnace at one of the biggest steelworks in the world is shutting down, leaving it unable to make its own virgin steel. Nearly 2,000 jobs will be lost at Tata Steel UK’s Port Talbot ...

A ‘fundamental shift’ means the Tories have to worry about Reform, Labour and the Liberal Democrats, Sir John Curtice said.

But the shadow foreign secretary had harsh words for the most vocal critics of Israel, telling the audience: “In Parliament, on the streets of London, in university campuses around the world, we have ...

The Freedom Party secured the first far-right national parliamentary election victory in post-World War II Austria, finishing ahead of the governing conservatives. But the party’s chances of governing ...

Shadow cabinet minister Mel Stride said perceptions about competence and trust contributed to the party’s election defeat in July.