The BBC is facing fresh and deeply uncomfortable questions about its political independence after a major investigation by The Telegraph revealed that dozens of government civil servants had been ...

Five elite soldiers arrested on suspicion of murder after a secret mission against Islamic State were back in combat within 48 hours and remained under investigation for three years before the inquiry ...

Andy Burnham is being urged to begin preparing Britain's return to the European Union immediately, by a think tank with close links to Labour, a month before he presents a package of post-Brexit deals ...

The Metropolitan Police spent two days assessing a post on X and has now closed the matter. No charge will follow. But the episode has turned attention back to a decision that has never been put right ...

After targeting family farms and inheritance, Labour is now considering another tax blow to Britain's entrepreneurs – with warnings that generations of hard work could be put at risk. Britain's family ...

No Answer Andy’s Circus of Vanishing Billions, Revolving Doors and Very Expensive Balloon Animals. Welcome back, dear readers, to another riotous week beneath Westminster’s Big Top of Blunders, where ...

The Royal Navy’s mighty flagship leads Britain’s finest north, with F-35 stealth jets ready to guard NATO’s frontier. The White Ensign is flying over the High North once more. HMS Prince of Wales, the ...

Great Britain’s remarkable run of success at the World Track Cycling Championships has continued in spectacular fashion, with Anna Morris and teenage sensation Erin Boothman storming to gold in the ...

Britain's Daniel Dubois has delivered a devastating reminder of his extraordinary punching power, retaining his WBO world heavyweight title with a spectacular second-round stoppage of fellow Briton ...

General Sir Roly Walker told 700 soldiers at Catterick Garrison that Britons will soon be asked to "consent to sacrifices to prioritise defence and security". An Ipsos survey published on 14 October ...

The Prime Minister wants access to EU asylum and crime databases back in time for the Brussels summit on 20 November. The Telegraph reports the price could be European Court of Justice oversight and ...

Just 734,000 of the 3.7 million additional payroll employments created since 2014 went to British nationals. Non-EU nationals took around 2.5 million. Over the same period, the out-of-work benefits ...