Dan Chapman has been diagnosed with aplastic anaemia, a disorder where the bone marrow does not produce enough blood cells.

A Government-backed fund is pledging more than £28 million for a carbon capture project. Energy Secretary Ed Miliband has said that workers in “Britain’s manufacturing heartlands” will benefit from ...

The first tranche of the final report from the long-running public inquiry into the scandal is set to be published on Tuesday.

Some 70 of people are planning to go on holiday, though 75 of those are finding ways to cut travel costs compared to their last trip, a poll found.

Club owners obsessed with resale value should not lose sight of the benefits experienced players bring to a squad, players’ union boss Maheta Molango has said.

Specialist teachers in disadvantaged communities will be offered £4,500 as part of Government plans to attract staff to nurseries. Officials have also said that Ofsted will inspect all new early years ...

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The proportion of homes being “flipped” – bought and then re-sold within months – has reached its lowest level in more than a decade, according to analysis. Property firm Hamptons used Land Registry ...

Christopher Head’s Maranoa Charlie, who was fourth at Chantilly, led the field along this time in his first outing in the ...

Patients would much rather see a GP than a pharmacist or nurse, new research suggests. A study found that people often like to see a GP and still prefer in-person appointments, considering them the ...

Campaigners have urged ministers to not cut education plans for children and young people with special educational needs, describing them as “precious legal protections”.