As a society we have a responsibility to remember the fallen and to support those who are serving or who served, all year round.

England will step up their preparations for the World Cup with March friendlies against Uruguay and Japan. The South American side will visit Wembley on March 27, with the clash against Japan coming ...

Pressure is growing on the Government to name Stakeknife after the publication of the final report from Operation Kenova.

RESIDENTS across Salisbury have been left frustrated by parcel delivery company, Evri, after months of issues.

The NHS has urged those with flu or cold-like symptoms to wear facemasks in public as the UK grapples with a "tidal wave" of cases.

Several parents welcomed the return of their children who were abducted last month when gunmen stormed their school in Nigeria. The abductions, which saw more than 300 students and staff taken from St ...

Thousands of homes, farms and businesses across the island of Ireland remained without power on Wednesday morning as a result of Storm Bram. All of the Republic fell under an orange wind warning for a ...

Their roots lie nearly 200 years ago in Germany, where people used to count down the days to Christmas by lighting candles or making chalk marks on their doorway. Printed advent calendars appeared in ...

A disability charity has praised autistic artist Nnena Kalu’s “long overdue” and “richly deserved” Turner Prize win. The 59-year-old Scottish artist, who has limited verbal communication, became the ...

Life expectancy for females in the UK has returned to pre-pandemic levels – though males have yet to show a similar recovery, new estimates suggest. A baby girl born between 2022 and 2024 can expect ...

High winds from Storm Bram have continued to cause travel disruption in Scotland, including lorries being blown on to their sides on a motorway. Lanes of the M74 were closed for a period on Wednesday ...

Sir Keir Starmer and David Lammy are leading the UK push for changes to the way the European Convention on Human Rights is interpreted.