Julian Assange's battle against extradition to the US is now heading to the home secretary for her final decision.more

A boss has given more than 85 of his employees a £1,000 bonus to help with the rising cost of living.more

Ministers have been criticised for how quickly humanitarian aid is being sent to Ukraine, with less than a third of the £220m promised having been handed out by the start of this month.more

People are set to be better protected from fake reviews and "subscription traps" under plans to tackle rip-offs. more

After years of disruption, many firms are hoping for things to return to normal. But it's not yet business as usual. more

Former prime minister Theresa May has criticised the government's plan to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda.more

The UK has recorded another 116,227 Covid-19 cases as weekly confirmed infections plummet. more

British Prime Minister Boris Johnson apologized in the House of Commons for breaking covid restrictions at informal social gatherings in Downing Street, but reiterated his intention now to focus on Ukraine and the high cost of living.more

Celebrations to mark St George’s Day will return to Trafalgar Square on Saturday 23 April with a wide range of live music, entertainment and food. more

The war in Ukraine will "severely set back" the global economic recovery with the UK hit harder than most, the International Monetary Fund has said.more

The prices of fridges, freezers and dishwashers are up by a third since last year and set to climb higher, the boss of a white goods retailer says. more

Campaigners have welcomed a temporary sale on more than one million train tickets across Great Britain, but argue that costs should be cut even further. more

There will be no easing back into work for the prime minister after this Easter break. more

Figures show 11,483 people who helped deliver jabs have started new careers in the health service.more

Britain will hand over to Ukraine in the coming days a number of Stormer multi-role armoured vehicles on which Starstreak anti-aircraft missile launchers can be placed, The Sun newspaper revealed today.more

The rising cost of living in Britain has led to households cancelling their streaming subscriptions, new research suggests.more

Pegasus spyware is believed to have been used to infect the network in British Prime Minister Boris Johnson's Downing Street office, according to researchers at Canadian internet security organisation Citizen Lab.more

A man has been arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after two Ministry of Defence police officers were confronted with a knife. The incident happened at about 08:50 BST at Horse Guards Parade in Westminster, London.more

Disruption to road, rail, air, and ferry travel is expected, with some passengers already experiencing delays to their journeys.more

Two British soldiers, fighting in the ranks of the Ukrainian army and captured by the Russians, appeared on Russian television today and asked to be replaced by pro-Russian politician Viktor Medvedchuk, held by Ukrainian authorities.more

Priti Patel could face an exodus of staff from the Home Office following the announcement of a controversial immigration deal with Rwanda, unions have warned.more

Margaret Armstrong from the English town of Dalham near Newmarket (Suffolk) jokingly says that she is a bionic woman because she has a titanium plate in her foot. Despite this, she does not give up on physical activity. He prefers squash, although it is a sport that requires enormous physical condition. Today, thanks to this passion, she broke the Guinness record.more

Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has been reported to police after allegedly breaking her own Covid laws.more

Britons have been basking in bank holiday sunshine, with more to come before temperatures plunge next week. Met Office forecasters expect 20-21C highs in the south of England on Easter Sunday, in a third day of good weather for holidaymakers.more

Russia has clearly accepted that it will not be able to occupy all of Ukraine, but even with the implementation of the minimum plan, it will have difficulty - believes an expert from Chatham House in London.more