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The actor ‘died peacefully’ at his New York home on Tuesday.

There are calls for ministers to resist pressure from ‘vested interests’ ahead of key votes on the Renters (Reform) Bill on Wednesday.

Even where there are concerns about selling weapons, the Government may not halt exports, Foreign Secretary Lord Cameron suggested.

A survey of IT staff revealed concerns about the use of AI-generated content to undermine democratic processes.

A filing to the Intellectual Property and Enterprise Court was made by News Group Newspapers Limited on Monday.

National Enquirer publisher David Pecker says he promised Trump he would suppress harmful stories

The incident is said to have happened shortly after Leonard Farruku, an Albanian asylum seeker, died while living on board the barge in December.

Emma Webber, the mother of Barnaby Webber, has written to the Nottinghamshire Police officer who she says posted graphic details of the injuries.

The London mayoral candidates clashed in a hustings on LBC

Sir Keir Starmer set out Labour’s rural crime strategy as he toured a village in North Yorkshire.

Mr Khan and Ms Hall appeared alongside the Lib Dems and Green Party candidates Rob Blackie and Zoe Garbett to answer questions on a series of issues.

Ken Skates, the Welsh transport minister, has said speed limit revisions could cost between £3-5 million.

Strike action would have caused shortage of food on easyJet flights

‘These men aren’t patriots. They’re just thugs,” said security minister Tom Tugendhat, condemning the people who had forced their way through a police line

Four arrests were made outside a pub in Whitehall – one on suspicion of assault and three on suspicion of assaulting an emergency worker, police said.

The report says AI can be transformative for the Government but warned it could pose risks to national security

Man, 56, arrested on suspicion of child kidnap after incident outside famous department store

Around 800 workers will walk out in row over outsourcing, says union

Martin Rolfe, chief executive of National Air Traffic Services, said the exercise will take place after the summer.

In 1751, William Hogarth, the great London painter and satirist, produced Gin Lane, one of his famous etchings. This raucous image is a good place to introduce the story of the city’s most eccentric church, because in the background is the…

The actor is currently awaiting trial for a charge of involuntary manslaughter over the 2021 shooting on the set of Rust

‘Suspicious’ fires broke out at The Windmill and Drum and Money pubs on August 31

Rishi Sunak said the Government will seek to incentivise private sector investment by stating that defence investment counts towards ESG assessments.

Vaughan Gething has insisted there was no conflict of interest in his campaign donations and they will not carry out an independent investigation.

Kaydon Prior and Jason Curtis were sentenced to a minimum of 28 years and 22 years respectively for the murder of Harrison Tomkins.

Motorists have been stuck in queues coming into London from Essex on the A13 East India Dock road following emergency repairs.

Mounted officers on horses had to intervene after a group broke through a police cordon before the event.

Asylum seeker Ahmed Alid is in the witness box on trial at Teesside Crown Court, where he denies murdering Terence Carney

Officers appeal for witnesses after incident outside Potters Bar station

Several reasons were cited for the findings of the research published in a peer-reviewed medical journal