Number 10 slaps down Boris Johnson over 'no Brexit plan' comment
The Foreign Secretary said chances of Britain failing to reach a Brexit deal are 'vanishingly unlikely'
The Foreign Secretary said chances of Britain failing to reach a Brexit deal are 'vanishingly unlikely'
'Just drove past Camden market and there's a huge fire on top a building ... crazy, crazy scenes,' eye-witness reports
Prime Minister appeals to other political parties to 'come forward with your own views and ideas'
Dry weather and lightning strikes stoke the worst forest fires in over a decade
Labour leader promised to talk to woman after his speech
Mariella Enoc, president of Rome's Bambino Gesu facility, has approached Great Ormond Street about transferring sick infant to its children's ward
'It’s crazy you think you have the right to talk like that just because I’m Muslim,' says Özlem Cekic
Eighty firefighters have been tackling the fire at an unoccupied block of flats near Regent's Canal, according to the London Fire Brigade
The Cabinet minister said the alternative was a Labour Government
Anger as opponents to move claim there was little time to protest against proposal
'I repeat that I am innocent of these charges. They are false. The whole idea of sexual abuse is abhorrent to me'
Vatican treasurer 'strenuously denies' multiple sexual assault accusations and is said to be 'looking forward to his day in court' as he seeks to clear his name
'This is the beginning of the end,' say relatives who have fought 28-year campaign
Attempted bombing follows three months of opposition protests and some dissent from within government ranks
Competition chief Margrethe Vestager says the search giant abused its dominant position
If Google doesn’t make changes, it faces penalty payments of up to 5 per cent of the average daily worldwide turnover of Alphabet, which is Google’s parent company
Nasa isn't about to announce it has made contact with aliens, despite a hugely viral video, the agency has confirmed.
The Defence Secretary highlighted that the UK backed US missile strikes in April and would do again
Greenpeace to deliver petition to Scottish Government calling for bottle deposit scheme
Highly skilled workers are the most likely to consider leaving, with 47 per cent thinking about upping sticks by 2022
Deadline to apply for ‘settled status’ is not yet known
Leaders from across the home nations say agreement could endanger peace in Northern Ireland
Liberal Democrats protest that new residence documents, with the details stored on a Home Office database, will be ‘ID cards through the back door’
'Well that's the answer I'm giving you,' says the former Northern Ireland Secretary
'Sinn Fein will resolutely oppose any attempt to give preferential treatment to British forces'
'This is a deeply divided country and singling out one part of it in order to give a semblance of short term stability is just one more of the prices we're paying for the consequences of Brexit'
Pact provides 'blank cheque for Tory Brexit which threatens peace agreement', says Sinn Féin President
Ms Trump has been a constant presence since Mr Trump announced his presidential run
Four people remain in hospital where they were being treated for 'various injuries'
'It was eerie ... It was like something I’d only ever seen in a film'
Much of the questionable claim relies on one comment from a senior Nasa executive, as well as the agency's pioneering work
'Tommy threw the first punch and then when the guy fell to the ground he kept punching,' says Mr Robinson's coach driver
Alok Sharma sidestepped key questions in a series of interviews on Monday
Sunday Times poll brought up interesting results
Three children and three adults are being treated for injuries sustained in collision
‘We cannot have this happening. We have had a number of incidents against Muslim communities’
Sinan Narin and Eyup Yildrim facing penalties for felony and misdemeanour assault
'It is not going to finish with this – this is just the start'
Former housing ministers Gavin Barwell and Brandon Lewis both face questions
All that remains of Grenfell Tower is a charred shell
At least 12 dead and 70 injured after huge blaze at Grenfell Tower
In an attempt to save her child, a mother threw her baby from a window 'on the ninth or tenth floor'
Material would help make the flats look better from outside, planners noted
The cladding used on the outside of the building can work like a chimney
Opposition leader says his party's MPs should remain 'in permanent campaign mode'
London residents urged to donate food, clothing and bedding to help local residents forced from their homes by the Grenfell Tower fire
Witnesses said that many of the people helping were Muslim
Experts warned that the delay could lead to another deadly tower block fire
Interventions come as Chancellor Philip Hammond is believed to be pushing to keep Britain inside the EU’s customs union
Some 200 firefighters are battling the flames and many residents are unaccounted for
'I hope the negotiating position will be more in line with the will and the interests of the British citizens'
Main focus likely be Brexit, unionism and investment
The Prime Minister's new top aide said approach to cuts and EU helped Labour in the election
'We are not going to let London Bridge, or any bridge, fall down'
Ms Davidson emerges as key figure in the party following Conservative success in Scotland
The Prime Minister must hammer out a new agenda under pressure from cabinet rivals, angry Tory MPs and the DUP
'If they don’t accept the phased negotiations then we will take a year to draw up a new set of negotiating guidelines'
Theresa May brings former Education Secretary back to frontline politics
Prime Minister seeks to shore up extremely vulnerable position with reshuffle confirming most key figures in their existing jobs
But the timing of the leak has raised suspicions
Taoiseach Enda Kenny said the arrangement must not jeopardise the Good Friday agreement
Party had been expected to sustain heavy losses but results vindicated Islington North MP's heavily maligned leadership
Edinburgh Central MP wields considerable influence after party won 13 seats in Scotland, and has hinted she will use her sway to influence EU deal
A change of leadership does not seem to be a way out for the Tories
No 10 announced that an agreement had been reached - but was then forced to retract the claim
Theresa May criticised over potential allies' record on women's and LGBT rights
The departures of her twin chiefs of staff will buy the Prime Minister breathing space in her fight for survival - but are also a huge personal blow
'It is the most damning finding in one of our polls that I can remember'