New PM Andy Burnham needs urgent foreign office strategy to manage aid cuts, experts warn

The new prime minister and his foreign secretary face immediate decisions over how to deliver foreign policy and development ambitions after spending cuts and years of upheaval.Liz Cookman reports

Lawyers argue the Tate brothers are ‘playing a role’

Dott, 49, was convicted on Monday of sexually abusing two primary school age children

The 10p coins featuring Charles will enter circulation from Tuesday due to an increase in demand

The prime minister Andy Burnham has said that the couple’s security arrangements were a ‘private matter’

Whether you’re making extra cash delivering takeaways, taxi-driving, creating content or anything else, you need to know the rules which apply

Mr Lowe, who regularly posts anti-immigration content on Elon Musk’s platform, has made on average £931 per hour this year on X

The yellow warning covers parts of England and Wales

Peter Hill says Labour still holds the advantage despite Nigel Farage's rise in the polls, reports Maja Anushka

The prime minister Andy Burnham has said that the couple’s security arrangements were a ‘private matter’

The beauty therapist, from Chichester, was 48 at the time and a single parent to a 12 year old boy

Being prime minister can be a lonely job. Everyone wants your attention, your approval and a say in the decisions you make. But when the fanfare dies down, it’s you holding the pen and making the biggest calls.

‘We have a manifesto and I will honour that manifesto’

Nidia Webb, an EU national who has lived in Britain for eight years, was told that the eVisa problem was a ‘known issue’ affecting twins

Andy Burnham played guitar with Ukrainian soldiers on his first official trip to Kyiv as prime minister.

UK coins bearing the portrait of Queen Elizabeth II remain legal tender

The explosion killed all 259 passengers and crew members and 11 people on the ground in Lockerbie

Costa’s cappuccino is the equivalent of around four cans of Red Bull, the study found

Exclusive: Badenoch did not like ‘rude’ Sunak and wanted to ‘bring him down’ as PM, new book by Sir Anthony Seldon claims

The Crown Prosecution Service will now consider whether charges should be brought against the suspect

The UK is the first country outside of Ukraine to get access to Kyiv’s ‘Avengers’ database

Over £2.5bn has been earmarked for local mayors by the government

PM makes first major spending announcement on policy priority – but uses money set aside by predecessor Starmer

Pawel Kulpa, 34, will appear at Willesden Magistrates’ Court on August 25

A club spokesperson said information was ‘deliberately restricted’ to those involved in making the decision

Police said the alleged offence took place in the water

More than 400 people have donated to the fundraiser which aims to cover funeral and repatriation costs, and to support the family

Questions remain over how some of Burnham’s promises will be paid for

Aalim Ahmed died instantly when he fell from a kitchen window, which could tilt and turn, at a residential block in Plaistow, east London

Tropical Birdland in Desford said that ‘sudden heavy rainfall’ after the heatwaves had caused the mob’s tunnels to collapse