‘When I look at the decisions I’ll be taking in terms of defence and foreign policy, there is one thing that will drive those decisions, and that is they will be taken in the British national interest,’ the Prime Minister added

'If they don't want me across the table, there's a reason - it is in Britain's interests, not theirs'

'A gang of angry old men, irritable even in victory, are shaping the future of the country,' author says

Exclusive: Dr Krishna Chinthapalli says experts must now race to decrypt the ransomware and identify the 'root cause' of the attacks

Awards celebrate campaigning work of gay stars and allies

In his latest crime story, ‘Love Like Blood’, novelist Billingham explores the horror of killing in the name of pride – based on a true story it unsettles as it unravels a culture of brutal misogyny 

Exclusive: Search for men who beat Eritrean boy in hate crime attack abandoned, in same week Britain First are accused of targeting asylum seekers in the area

It is part of an election campaign that is mostly being conducted behind closed doors

Computers in hospitals across England are showing a terrifying message after a cyber attack.

Message appearing on computers tells doctors that they need to pay if they want to save their files

Men forced to go to through extra security checks after 'unverified' claims by British women

'I would hope this incident opens people's eyes to the still very prevalent racial issues in this country'

The late foreign secretary pledged an ethical foreign policy 20 years ago today

Nathan Hope had sex with the child in an alleyway and left her sobbing there when he received a phone call from his mother

Party leaders agree 51-page document after hours of wrangling over wording

Home Secretary's Hastings and Rye seat one of 25 targeted by left-of-centre network 

'These children are some of the most vulnerable in our society and they’re not being accommodated and supported appropriately'