He guarded Ismail Haniyeh for Hamas. Britain gave him asylum, then a passport. Now German prosecutors say Mr X, as the courts call him, was involved in an alleged plot to attack Jewish community ...

Twice as many taxpayers are filing departure forms as Britain faces warnings that it is driving away workers, entrepreneurs and some of its biggest taxpayers A record 69,300 taxpayers filed forms with ...

Great British PAC has committed a further £10,000 towards the next stage of a Judicial Review brought by Chagossians challenging the Government’s handling of decisions over the future of the Chagos ...

Labour has unveiled sweeping new powers allowing councils to take control of privately owned homes after they have been empty for just six months, in a move that has sparked a fierce row over property ...

British motorists have been dealt another brutal blow at the pumps, with the average price of diesel climbing to the highest level ever recorded in the UK. Diesel reached an average of 199.18p a litre ...

Seven members of the Great British PAC took a register to vote stall to Buchanan Street on Saturday and found the crowds coming to them, rather than the other way round.

No Answer Andy’s Circus, The Boats Keep Coming and the Bills Keep Rising Welcome back, dear readers, to Week Ten beneath Westminster’s Big Top of Blunders, where No Answer Andy is still standing in ...

Royal Navy divers who risk their lives tackling unexploded bombs, chemical weapons and other deadly remnants of past conflicts have received the Armed Forces’ highest humanitarian award. Bravo ...

A former golf course on England’s east coast has been transformed into a vast new wetland nature reserve, creating a 30-hectare haven for some of Britain’s most precious wildlife. National Trust ...

The first Turkish Air Force pilots have arrived in Britain to begin training on the RAF’s formidable Typhoon fighter jets, marking another major milestone in an £8 billion defence deal supporting ...

Anyone else slightly surprised to see the word “fart” splashed across a BBC headline? Perhaps I am being a prude. Perhaps, somewhere along the way, I missed the national memo announcing that “fart” ...

Andrew Griffith has put his finger on one of the fundamental economic truths that Labour always seems determined to forget: before government can spend money, somebody has to create it. In a ...