Isle of Man set to take historic step closer to legalising assisted dying
Tuesday could be the last time the Bill is debated by the directly elected chamber of the island’s parliament.
Putin would accept European peacekeepers in Ukraine in deal to end war – Trump
Donald Trump was speaking as he met French President Emmanuel Macron on the third anniversary of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine ...
Joe Root convinced England on right track under ‘brilliant leader’ Jos Buttler
England have lost 17 of their last 24 ODIs heading into Wednesday’s must-win Champions Trophy clash with Afghanistan.
Santorini’s earthquake swarm is declining as thousands return
An earthquake swarm near the Greek island of Santorini is gradually declining a month after it began, according to scientists monitoring the phenomenon. The undersea shocks — sometimes recorded only ...
Nigel Farage viewed favourably by more people than other leaders – poll
Mr Farage is perceived favourably by 31% of those surveyed but unfavourably by 46%, with a five-point boost since January taking his overall net rating to minus 15. Meanwhile, the Conservative Party ...
FTSE 350 firms achieve ‘gender-balanced’ boardrooms but lack women in top jobs
New data from the FTSE Women Leaders Review shows that women now occupy 43.4 of boardroom positions across FTSE 350 companies.
It’s just three points – Daniel Farke remains grounded after Leeds’ late show
Leeds trailed at half-time before Junior Firpo, Ao Tanaka and Joel Piroe fired them five points clear at the top of the Championship table.
Police could search for stolen phones without warrants under new crime Bill
Police would no longer need a warrant to search a property for a stolen phone under measures to be introduced in the Government’s new Bill to tackle crime.
Budget Bill set to clear final hurdle at Scottish Parliament
The SNP’s Budget Bill is set to clear its final parliamentary hurdle on Tuesday, as MSPs prepare for the Stage 3 vote on the tax and spending plans. The Scottish Parliament is expected to pass the ...
Crime Bill ‘stops short of protecting delivery riders from abuse’
Pizza Express, Dishoom and Morrisons are among the businesses to call for delivery riders to be included under a new offence to protect ...
Children’s enjoyment of audio surpasses pleasure of reading ‘for first time’
The Government should broaden the variety of reading formats – including audio – in its curriculum and assessment review, a charity has said.
GP access tops list of public’s NHS concerns, survey finds
The Government’s health service aims and the public’s priorities may be misaligned, the Health Foundation think tank found.