A recent report said an estimated 200,000 people in state, foster and faith-based care suffered ‘unimaginable’ abuse over a ...

Hollywood actor Michael Sheen has made a surprise donation to a charity football match aimed at helping domestic abuse victims in North Wales.

A "cinematic" beach perfect for a "dramatic day out whatever the weather" has been named among Britain's best for a winter walk. A brisk walk on an empty beach followed by lunch at a cosy pub in front ...

Actress Dame Imelda Staunton has said she “absolutely adored” portraying the late Queen Elizabeth II as she received her royal title at Windsor Castle. The 68-year-old, who earned Bafta TV and Golden ...

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby has announced he will resign, following days of pressure after a damning review into the most prolific abuser associated with the church. The independent ...

Adrian Dunbar has spoken out for the first time since it was reported last week that filming for a new Line of Duty series could begin in 2025. It has been reported that Dunbar along with fellow Line ...

Pensioners face having to fill in a 243-question application to claim pension credit, which will unlock winter fuel payments of up to £300 ...

The Club Lloyds account is offering £200, and a choice of reward for new customers who switch accounts from a different bank by December 10. Rewards include a choice of 12 months' Disney+ (with ads), ...

Sir Keir Starmer is poised to withdraw the offer of a new job to his former chief of staff Sue Gray, according to media reports. Ms Gray was due to take up a role as “envoy to the nations and regions” ...

Ministers have “negligently underestimated” how many pensioners will “fall through the cracks” following cuts to winter fuel payments, the Tories have claimed. Shadow work and pensions secretary Helen ...

The Queen is returning to public duties after falling ill with a chest infection but will miss a late night out at the star-studded Gladiator II premiere to aid her recovery, a royal source said.

Baroness Jacqui Smith said further education staff felt ‘rightly’ disappointed that they had not got the same pay rise as school teachers.