Meghan Markle 'looking for a US nanny and could appoint a man

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex could reportedly break from royal tradition by seeking an American nanny to look after the newest member of the royal family.more

EU citizens living in the United Kingdom could lose their right to vote after Brexit - so campaigners are urging people to vote in the forthcoming local and European elections.more

Facebook has banned some of the UK's most high-profile far-right groups from its social network. Britain First, the English Defence League, the British National Party and more will now be blocked from posting on the site.more

More than 480 people have been arrested in London as police deal with ongoing climate change protests, Scotland Yard said.more

Brexit will mean that 3m EU nationals living in the UK must apply to the EU registration scheme for permission to remain and retain their legal rights. This is no small undertaking, and could lead to the inadvertent creation of an underclass of illegal EU citizens in the UK. more

A journalist has been shot dead during rioting in Londonderry that police are treating as a "terrorist incident". Dissident republicans are being blamed for killing 29-year-old Lyra McKee during rioting after police searches in Derry's Creggan area on Thursday night.more

Cambridge and Oxford are the best cities to find a job in the UK, with up to 25 times more vacancies than jobseekers, a new study suggests.more

Everyone has a personal allowance, even students, and this is the amount you can be paid before paying income tax. For the 2019/20 tax year, the threshold will rise from £11,850 to £12,500, so you will not need to pay tax if you are earning less than this.more

Salisbury in Wiltshire was chosen by the Sunday Times Best Places To Live guide because it "remains a divinely attractive and welcoming place".more

Extinction Rebellion protesters have reportedly threatened to 'shut down' Heathrow over the Easter break.more

Police have named the woman whose body was found on Perranporth beach on Monday (15 April) as Anastaszja Plusa - and appealed for information over her final moments.more

Research by the GMB suggested that more than 800,000 residents in the capital are paid less than the voluntary living wage of £10.55 an hour for Londonmore

Crossrail could be delayed until 2021, according to a senior source associated with the project to build a new railway underneath central London.more

Rail passengers who have ridden out a year of disruption through timetable meltdowns, strikes and seasonal weather have been warned of another factor causing delays: balloons on the line. more

The Brexit Party will win if we take part in European elections, a new poll suggests. Nigel Farage's new party has a five-point lead for the first vote it would take part in.more

EU summit chair Donald Tusk on Tuesday called on Tuesday for the "dream" that Britain might give up on leaving the European Union not to be dismissed and urged politicians not to let exhaustion with Brexit negotiations make for a hasty exit.more

The British work the longest hours in the EU, but are less productive than those in some other countries.more

There is a "huge" risk the Palace of Westminster could fall victim to a devastating fire like the one at France's Notre-Dame cathedral, Jeremy Corbyn has warned.more

David Beckham faces a driving ban after being caught on his mobile phone while driving his Bentley.more

We're all trying to reduce our commute times, but living and working at Buckingham Palace really takes the cake.more

A Polish criminal convicted of robbery, extortion, drugs trafficking and running brothels has been arrested in Nottingham.more

Police this morning ordered for the London Underground wifi network to be turned off to halt climate change protesters.more

A surprise court ruling has revived the possibility of a £14bn lawsuit against credit card firm Mastercard.more

Britain faces a teaching crisis as four in 10 teachers expect to leave their jobs and move out of education by 2024, a survey has found.more

The reconstruction of the royal Windsor castle, which was seriously damaged during the fire in 1992, can be used as one of the designs for the reconstruction of Notre Dame.more

Nearly 300 climate change activists have been arrested after roads were blocked in central London, amid protests aimed at shutting the capital.more

A new motoring survey has suggested that more than one-and-a-half million drivers over the age of 55 have driven while over the alcohol limit.more

Bosses at Turn Partners - a digital startup studio - treat their staff to month-long luxury holidays in Thailand, India and Mexico, and let them take as much paid leave as they want.more

The UK will take part in May's European elections and British MEPs could sit for "months or even longer", European Council President Donald Tusk has said.more

The Queen has expressed her deep sadness and sent a message of support to the people of France in the wake of the Notre Dame Cathedral fire.more

The ancestors of the people who built Stonehenge travelled west across the Mediterranean before reaching Britain, a study has shown.more

More than 100 climate change activists have been arrested for blocking roads in central London amid protests which brought the capital to a standstill.more

TSB has vowed to protect its 5.2 million customers if they are innocent victims of a scam.more

Julian Assange used the Ecuadorean embassy in London as a "centre for spying", the country's leader has said.more