Dame Harriet Walter has said the world is “going to be very poor” without Sir Patrick Stewart following his death from Alzheimer’s disease. Sir Patrick – famed for his role as Captain Jean-Luc Picard ...

A report said tackling the manosphere should involve a co-ordinated response by governments, schools, health services and community organisations.

Court filings show that the retailer filed a notice of intention to appoint administrators on Thursday afternoon.

Irish rock band U2 have announced UK and European dates for their upcoming world tour, including two shows in London next summer. The group – Bono, the Edge, Adam Clayton and Larry Mullen Jnr – ...

The DUP “blocked” First Minister Michelle O’Neill from engaging with Irish president Catherine Connolly, Gavin Robinson has claimed. The DUP leader was speaking as he announced his party’s deputy ...

A guitar belonging to George Michael has sold for more than £200,000 as part of an auction of his personal memorabilia which reportedly sparked a family row.

We want to get the welfare bill down as quickly as possible, and we’re working flat out to that end,’ Andy Burnham said.

Tory leader Russell Findlay said the First Minister is happy to give his opinion on a range of issues, ‘but not on the North Sea’.

Charles said farewell to the Caribbean nation after a whirlwind visit, celebrating the nation’s people, culture and ties with the UK, described by Buckingham Palace as a “strong diplomatic success”.

The inquiry, before Lord Brailsford, heard evidence from former SQA chief executive Fiona Robertson on Thursday.

The First Minister said she and deputy First Minister Emma Little-Pengelly had been due to meet leaders in Glasgow on Friday.