Month: February 2025

Top US and Russian officials are set to meet in Saudi Arabia on Tuesday with the aim of restoring ties and setting up negotiations to end the war in Ukraine. 

A man with Down's syndrome died after his carer "landed on him" when jumping into a swimming pool, an inquest has heard. 

The business secretary will this week hold a fresh round of talks with British Steel's Chinese owner amid protracted talks about a state bailout of the Scunthorpe-based company. 

A fatal accident inquiry has begun into the death of a baby girl at Scotland's superhospital. 

Donald Trump is demanding that European allies spend more on defence, and the prime minister is nodding along. 

A single ticketholder in the UK has put forward a claim for Friday's £65.3m EuroMillions jackpot, the National Lottery operator says. 

A woman who campaigns for people wrongly detained in Iran says the recent arrest of a British couple shows the West has failed to counter Tehran's hostage diplomacy. 

Three men charged with rape and other offences against two teenage girls in Rotherham will not be tried until the end of next year, a court has heard. 

The UK competition regulator has warned Topp Tiles' purchase of 30 rival shops could make prices more expensive and services worse. 

Sir Keir Starmer has warned of a "generational challenge" when it comes to national security as he called Ukraine the "frontline" of Europe.