United Kingdom

Rights groups remain sceptical of geographic coordinates in densely-populated areas.

The past 14 opinion surveys have suggested Scots support independence.

Concentration of power in small number of tech firms is curtailing growth and innovation, says UK’s...

Amnesty International urges online retail giant to respect workers’ rights before busy holiday...

UK drug company says that while further research is needed, it did not expect a delay to regulatory approval in Europe.

Up to 4,000 spectators will be allowed to attend outdoor sporting events in the lowest-risk areas of England.

The UK government has a responsibility to ensure the safety of workers who are keeping the country going during the coro

Rishi Sunak, UK chancellor, announces one-year spending plan and confirms foreign aid to be slashed.

Bill passes unanimously, with First Minister of Scotland Nicola Sturgeon calling policy ‘important for women and girls’.

Peter Sutcliffe evaded justice for more than a decade as the police force labelled his victims “good” or “bad”.

UK’s largest retailer used signs in Romanian to fend off would-be thieves, prompting allegations of racial profiling.

Abdel Basset al-Megrahi, who died in 2012, was found guilty but his family have made a posthumous appeal.

New rules would impose tough penalties on UK telecoms firms if they breach ban on gear made by China’s Huawei.

Foreign secretary Dominic Raab says discussions on whether it is ‘appropriate’ for them to sit are ongoing.