Pepsi has announced it is withdrawing as main sponsor of the Wireless Festival in London this summer after news that Kanye West is to headline the three-day event. The US...
Britain is known round the world for its comedy – but industry leaders are warning the “next generation of comedy voices” will struggle to break through without more funding and...
“Our system is not fit for purpose.” And with this description of parts of the Home Office in 2006, the then-Home Secretary John Reid minted a phrase that has lodged...
Marmalade has long been a quintessential British preserve, with some recipes handed down between multiple generations. But jars of the fruity spread could look a little different on shop shelves...
Police forces are being offered specialist support from a new national democracy protection unit to deal with the rising level of threats and abuse facing MPs. Police chief Chris Balmer...
The UK and its allies have agreed to explore using sanctions to pressure Iran into reopening the Strait of Hormuz, according to Foreign Secretary Yvette Cooper. Representatives from more than...
Although there’s just five weeks to go before Wales takes to the polls, Senedd election fever is yet to hit Maesteg’s bustling high street. But from chatting to shoppers and...
Sir Ed Davey has called for an emergency 10p cut to fuel duty as well as 10% off rail fares and a £1 cap on bus tickets to help ease...
A Plaid Cymru candidate who called Israel a “terrorist state” on social media will remain available for selection for the Senedd election, the party says. Vivek Thuppil, who is on...
First Minister John Swinney has signalled a softening of his stance on new oil and gas drilling in the North Sea. The SNP leader said that energy security should be...