Pope Francis’s will in full: Pontiff’s final wishes and place of burial

PM has faced backlash for the language he used in the speech setting out plans to crack down on legal migration

Models of a Unit Pack Power branded e-bike battery, which poses a serious risk of fire were found on Facebook Marketplace

A Cambridge University professor whom JD Vance described as his "British Sherpa" has claimed that "more people have got into trouble in the UK for free speech offences" than in Vladimir Putin's Russia.

Water companies have been warned they may have to implement measures including restrictions in the months ahead

Peter Sullivan was convicted in 1987 of murdering Diane Sindall but has maintained his innocence

A former Conservative club in Blackpool has been rebranded as a Reform UK pub.

Peter Sullivan has been freed from notorious prison nicknamed ‘Monster Mansion’

Peter Sullivan’s conviction for the murder of Diane Sindall is believed to be the longest-running miscarriage of justice in British history

Downing Street has rejected comparisons to former right-wing Tory MP Enoch Powell and insisted the prime minister will ‘not shy away’ from the issue of immigration as Tory MP Robert Jenrick and Viktor Orban’s government praised his language

Development minister claims there is an ‘absolute crisis’ in public support for international aid

Applicants are required to get 75 percent of the questions right to pass

It is estimated that 200 goats survived the blaze

Major supermarket to end discounted prices for emergency workers later this month

Exclusive: A leading UK trans rights group says guidance ‘incorrectly states the legal position’ following last month’s landmark Supreme Court ruling on gender

Hannah Byrne, 22, had been out on the first night of her holiday when she suffered a fatal head injury

The Conservative politician will appear at Westminster Magistrates Court on 16 June

Some 1.17 million people are on the contracts in the UK, growing by 12 per cent in the past year despite the upcoming Employment Rights Bill

Police caught a mobile phone thief in under a minute after he snatched a device in central London.

Only one area recorded a downturn in the number of new homes

None of the fighters have been successfully prosecuted for their crimes, say MPs

The retailer confirmed some personal data had been stolen in a cyber attack on the firm

The painting by the Italian master Sandro Botticelli is at risk of leaving the country

Kate wore a green Victoria Beckham suit to present the Queen Elizabeth II Award for British Design

Emergency services were called to fires at the doors of two homes in north London within 24 hours of each other

The judge told the couple they ‘should have expected city noise’ in Brighton city centre

Flames and smoke can be seen billowing from the vehicle

Ministers are seeking to broaden the law to criminalise assisting self-harm online or in person

Jurors were told the mother, who is accused of gross negligence manslaughter of her newborn daughter, will not give any more evidence

Some Tesco shoppers responded to the mistake, demanding the supermarket giant still provide them with the £100 in Clubcard points