“Ugly” hoardings have been taken down after enforcement action to tackle the “dreadful eyesore”. The private plot in Bridgewater Way, Bushey, has been left boarded up and covered in rubbish after ...

A retailer has been fined after selling a vape to a child. Mobileneeds Ltd, which trades as Blacks Newsagents, must pay £2,000 after Hertfordshire Trading Standards caught it selling the vape in a ...

The Prime Minister said he wanted to ‘draw a line’ and focus on helping the public to feel some ‘hope in their lives’ rather than ...

Thousands of people were gifted a surprise U2 gig in the heart of their home city of Dublin, as the band marks 50 years since its formation.

Give Like Dolly Day has been launched to encourage people to support children’s reading in honour of country music star Dolly Parton, who died last month.

A new report on Charlie Kirk’s assassination last year says his Turning Point USA organisation insisted he speak outdoors ...

Andy Burnham said the decision to bail paedophile Zafer Dogan back to his flat, overlooking a playground, was ‘disturbing’.

Andy Burnham says there is “no clear consensus” for a second indyref in Scotland and that the 2014 vote determined the matter “for a generation”. The Prime Minister told STV’s Colin Mackay that a ...

The Prime Minister has appealed for leaders to “work calmly” through the weekend after the Orange Order was given permission to walk along the Garvaghy Road in Portadown for the first time in almost ...

Chinese President Xi Jinping wrapped up his state visit to Washington on Friday by announcing that he expects to meet US ...

A private school pupil who died after being hit by a taxi and was described by her family as a “light in our lives” has been named by police. Highgate School pupil Melissa Premaratne, 16, died after ...

Glasgow City Council has said it will halt a firing and rehiring process for 23,000 staff after talks with unions and the Scottish Government. The council announced on Friday evening that it had ...