William Dove

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has confirmed that he and Tesla billionaire Elon Musk are engaged in "ongoing negotiations" about financial support for the party.

Former Isis bride Shamima Begum may one day return to Britain, after government minister Angela Eagle refused to rule out allowing her back.

A police investigation is ongoing and a woman in her 40s has been arrested and released on bail in connection with the death of Madison Smith, grandson of English football manager Steve Bruce.

Keir Starmer has been accused of setting up a 'surrender squad' to undo Brexit by the backdoor. Meanwhile Reform and Nigel Farage appear to be gaining momentum.

A Lancashire town is opposing wealthy ex-Asda tycoons' plans to build a massive Muslim cemetery on greenbelt land.

Wealth management firm, St James's Place will reportedly be making around 500 roles redundant as part of a two-year plan to cut costs.

Many of the more notorious actions of Putin's Russia are barely distinguishable from those conducted by the US and its allies.

Ministers have spent £130,000 on redecorating their offices since coming to power in July.

It has been revealed that the NHS is already hiring specialised midwives to deal with the higher numbers of birth defects resulting from cousin marriage.

Democratic senator Elizabeth Warren has been condemned for apparently showing sympathy for the motives behind the killing of Brian Thompson.

Public figures in Germany and Britain have called for an end to accepting Syrian asylum seekers and returning those who have already arrived.

Deputy PM Angela Rayner defends hiring a £68,000 taxpayer-funded photographer, igniting controversy over government spending.

A Muslim MP has defended the practice of marrying a first cousin and has suggested that Britain should become more like the Middle East in its approach to the issue.

An employment tribunal has determined that a Goldman Sachs banker who was fired in 2022 following six months of paternity leave was the victim of sexual discrimination.

The trial and subsequent acquittal of Daniel Penny has once again shone a spotlight on the racial divisions that continue to plague America.

Community service as a way of atoning for crimes against society, often conjures up images of high-viz jackets and picking up litter. Now even criminals have joined the 'working from home' phenomenon

It may be difficult for younger readers to believe, but there was a time in the late 20th century when British households had just one rubbish bin.

The number of people ordering food and household essentials using apps like Uber Eats has almost doubled in the last two years, despite remote deliveries costing significantly more than the traditional method of actually going to the shops oneself.

Airbus has said it will be cutting 477 jobs in the UK as part of a global cost-cutting drive, following a drop in profits.

London mayor Sadiq Khan has reportedly been shortlisted for a knighthood in the New Years Honours list.

The leadership of Japanese bank Nomura has agreed to take a temporary pay cut in order to atone for the actions of an employee who has been charged with attempting to murder and rob clients.

Republican lawyer signs up for tedious work, 'lots of enemies and zero compensation' at DOGE

The proposals would involve a move away from mass immigration and encourage longer hours and later retirement for the indigenous Dutch.

High costs and poor weather drive 38% of Brits under-35 to consider moving to Southern Europe for better quality of life and tax incentives.

Tesla CEO Elon Musk may be on the verge of escalating his war of words with Prime Minister Keir Starmer by funding Nigel Farage to the tune of £80 million.

Despite deadly conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East and a possible trade war with China, US lawmakers still have time to argue about which toilet they are supposed to use.

Trump administration members face bomb threats and swatting, highlighting rising political violence in the US.

Heidi Alexander has replaced Louise Haigh as transport secretary after it was discovered the latter has a fraud conviction

With less than two weeks to go before Romania votes on its next President, the country's Constitutional Court has ordered a recount of the first round votes.