Stormont’s Sinn Fein First Minister said calling a referendum on Irish unification would mark the ‘fulfilment’ of the 1998 ...

The newly appointed Home Secretary will meet counterparts from the US, Australia, Canada and New Zealand in London.

William will be in Sunningdale, Berkshire, for an engagement, while Harry will be in London on Monday for the annual WellChild Awards.

A Paralympian and House of Lords peer said she has been sent abusive emails accusing her of being “responsible for people dying in pain” amid her opposition to the assisted dying Bill.

Spending on going away was put ahead of home renovations and clothes spending in a survey of people’s top priorities.

A Scottish charity which provides meals to school pupils in poverty-hit countries is now feeding three million children every day after it scaled up its global aid operation. Mary’s Meals, which ...

The monthly KPMG and REC report on jobs showed a slight improvement in permanent recruitment activity, but it remained in decline.

The University and College Union said cutting staff would amount to ‘academic vandalism on an unprecedented scale’.

Morrisons is cutting the price of about 650 everyday essentials from Monday. Items such as chicken breast fillets, laundry pods, vegetables and enchilada kits are included and have had their prices ...

The First Minister said there was a lot of common ground uniting the four parties in Northern Ireland’s devolved mandatory coalition government.

The National Trust says it has seen a surge of young people joining its membership for 18 to 25-year-olds in the last 18 months. The conservation charity’s annual report, released on Monday, shows ...

The Sinn Fein vice president refused to be drawn on whether her own party would be running a candidate in next month’s presidential election.