Russian President Vladimir Putin formally lowered the threshold for Russia’s use of its nuclear weapons on Tuesday, a move ...

Leaders of the world’s biggest economies confirmed their support to shift more cash to developing countries to help them cope ...

Individual names and colours for London Overground railway lines will be introduced from Wednesday. Transport for London (TfL ...

The democracy advocates were prosecuted under the 2020 national security law for their roles in an unofficial primary ...

Mrs Justice May described Max Dixon and Mason Rist as ‘two good boys from loving homes’ as she jailed Antony Snook for life.

Snowy conditions have forced the closure of more than 200 schools, as fresh weather warnings were issued amid widespread travel disruption. The Met Office has put in place several warnings for snow ...

Police in Georgia’s capital moved in to break up a tent camp that demonstrators set up on a central thoroughfare to protest ...

The Health Secretary told the Commons he would ‘grip’ the issue of doctor substitution and transparency for patients.

The longest-serving health secretary in British history made his first contribution since returning to the backbenches during Health Questions.

The Kremlin updated its weapons doctrine so that any large conventional attack on Moscow could meet the criteria for a nuclear response.

The UK’s commitment to Ukraine remains “ironclad”, Sir Keir Starmer said as Vladimir Putin ratcheted up nuclear tensions on the 1,000th day of the conflict.

A migrant who was granted asylum in the UK after several attempts to deport him has been jailed for more than 10 years over the rape of a 15-year-old girl. Anicet Mayela, 41, carried out the attack in ...