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The Reform UK leader has been reported to the FCA but cryptoassets are not currently within the regulator's remit

Likely new PM has been pushing for the defence plan not to be published until he is in Downing Street

Extreme heat has prompted ministers to look 'closely' at how to protect Britons

The climbdown is the latest development in plan to end the use of asylum hotels by 2029

Almost one million 16 to 24-year-olds are not in education, employment or training but the picture looks very different across the Channel

Ten years after Britain voted to leave the European Union, it has ousted the prime minister who tried to reset the relationship and repair some of the damage.

The UK's expected new prime minister wants to end 'profiteering' by England's water companies

The former Manchester mayor will not be able to forge better relations through charm

The new Makerfield MP wants to keep the state pension guarantee until at least 2029 if he becomes prime minister

Grants are being given out for air conditioning and train tracks are being replaced, but our climate is now changing at an alarming rate

I spent far more time than I should have in Trump’s early years in office trying to keep him from upending the US-UK relationship

Women in labour were denied epidurals and told to stay at home without safety checks being carried out, leading to avoidable deaths and brain damage to babies in Nottingham

Joel Rubin: The US President is searching for a weaker version of the diplomacy that he once denounced

Authorities have issued rare red weather alerts ahead of 40°C temperatures across Europe

Rail services across the country have been cancelled due to extreme heat and a shortage of trains

Summer of 'mess' and 'chaos' awaits holidaymakers as new £40m site to ease drivers’ security checks probably won’t be ready for the holiday season

The US President said Sir Keir Starmer was forced to quit having 'failed badly' on immigration - the numbers tell a different story

With the US experiencing unprecedented negative net immigration over the past year, émigrés explain why they left their homeland behind

The resolution reflects growing concern over the Iran conflict, but legal experts say its ability to constrain the White House is unclear

Shabana Mahmood has been planning to double the time it takes for most migrant workers to qualify for permanent residence

The Energy Secretary is poised to approve controversial North Sea gas drilling

Ten years on, the next prime minister will have some difficult decisions to make

It is almost ten years since Donald Trump first promised America that he would be the president to “drain the swamp”, a slogan he admitted he initially “hated” and thought was “hokey”, but later adopted as a key part of his election…

Andy Burnham could make use of a 'rebranded' HS2 team to resurrect rail in the North if he becomes PM

The ramp-up in Ukrainian strikes on the occupied peninsula is causing a crisis for Russians living in the area

Big hitters are battling for top roles in a new Labour team – these are the key contests

The UK has a depressing new ritual, and the world has taken note

The new public body will cost £14bn a year and employ 100,000 people – but a change of ownership alone won't fix the railways' problems

Hours after Sir Keir Starmer’s emotional resignation announcement in Downing Street, US President Donald Trump could not resist the opportunity to take one more pop at a British leader he again described as “not Winston Churchill”.

Britain’s European ally is embarking on ‘painful’ welfare cuts while ramping up military spending