The Liberal Democrats want an immediate 10p fuel duty cut until Christmas
The 'massive' Ukrainian bombardment hit Moscow on the final day of Russia's parliamentary elections
Experts want the Prime Minister to set a clear timetable to reach 3.5% of GDP spending on defence by 2035 when he meets the US President
Two Alzheimer's drugs with new mechanisms could be used in the NHS within the next five years, experts said at a conference last week
Berlin may be entering a new era of dominance as it casts off old restraints
Britain's economic watchdog is concerned that its assessment of Labour's housebuilding plans may need to be revised down
James Ball: Beset by failure, the US leader has made a foolish move
Police believe the blaze at the Grand Burstin Hotel - which housed asylum seekers in 2014 - was started deliberately
The Russian leader hopes to create a new support base via a 'true elite'
Douglas Cartner, 30, says Britain is more involved in the war on the ground than is acknowledged
JD Vance and Marco Rubio are the most ambitious of Trump’s would-be successors
Councils across England are temporarily closing applications for grants under the Warm Homes scheme due to a lack of central funding
Plans to accommodate 1,256 males at a former military site near Piddington have sparked anger
Sir Jim Ratcliffe has led fresh calls for approvals, arguing it was 'insanity' to block further investment
Nigel Farage is keen to gain ground in Cumbria, as his party looks to spend its £72m donor war chest
Destinations including Ibiza, Magaluf and Benidorm are fed up with rowdy behaviour
The air strikes mark a major escalation in the years-long Saudi conflict with Yemen's Iran-backed Houthis
A panic-induced move before the US midterms or a significant transatlantic development?
More above-average temperatures come amid Met Office warnings of a looming 'record-breaking' El Niño
Make no mistake, the Russian leader has options. They could be worse than anything we've seen yet
UK defence manufacturing sites and military bases present attractive targets for Russian surveillance and sabotage operations
'The i Paper' goes behind the scenes to see the Army's new Challenger 3 tanks up close - but are they ready to take on Putin's forces, or too vulnerable to drone attacks?
Campaigners in Wethersfield have been opposing migrant housing for years. Unlike Piddington, the villagers don't have plans to leave the UK
We should not mistake this sham vote for a non-event, says Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the Russian businessman jailed for 10 years for opposing Putin
18-week diagnosis target and personalised treatment plans called for as part of dementia care shake-up
The policy of 'grand flattery' towards the US President appears to be over
According to the US President, the United States will assume 'permanent control over security and all other needs' in the Danish territory
Diana's brother reveals he felt there was a lack of care for his nephew after her death
The President is once again leaning on tactics that risk suppressing the minority vote. It is a familiar pattern. It is also a deliberate one
The new vaccination programme aims to stop young ones from spreading the illness to elderly relatives