Times editors select their favourite photographs, including fiesta fireworks, a locomotive steaming through Sussex and ...

As the chancellor seeks to fill a hole in defence spending in his first budget, plans for new battlefield vehicles have been ...

Fewer visa holders paying the health surcharge has led to a fall in revenue which is forecast to get worse in coming years, a ...

Scientists think they have solved a 13.8 billion-year-old riddle over why the cosmos did not end up an empty void with no ...

Employer-led institutions would get young northerners into skilled jobs, and help Britain compete with global engineering ...

Operators will lose the power to pursue drivers through the courts if they do not abide by a new code of practice to be ...

For its 75th anniversary season the intrepid Irish company hosted a birthday gala with four superb artists — and a bawdy ...

Restrictions have been imposed in Paris, Lille and Lyon as President Macron’s government tries to quell violent nationwide ...

Roberto De Zerbi’s side off mark as playmaker scores first Premier League goal in 610 days before Omar Marmoush and Ben ...

The theatre director on his favourite Shakespeare play, the Dickens book he is yet to read and the Les Mis song he helped to ...

Richard Holden’s bill would close a loophole affecting a handful of polygamous households and clarify the rules on overseas ...

Plus: Iain Duncan Smith clings to office; Count Binface celebrates a victory; and a Bayeux Tapestry exhibition curator has a ...