South Yorkshire Police have confirmed no one was stabbed, despite initial fears, and a 33-year-old man has now been arrested

The top 10 for the BBC's highest earners for 2022-23 is made up of six male and four female stars - a change from seven men and three women last year - with football commentator Alan Shearer, news...

Chancellor urged to rethink approach as Britain's tax burden swells

Mayor of London investigating new scheme to cover potential fall in clean-air zone’s revenue in the future

Former PM to ‘pull no punches’ as she pens book ‘railing against the corruption and self-enrichment she sees as endemic’ in public life

Tories face ‘red-hot fury of voters’ unless they do more to bring down numbers, says ex-immigration minister

The 84-acre Issa Memorial Garden would be built to the west of Blackburn, Lancashire, and will have 35,000 burial plots - covering a space the size of 40 football pitches.

The Isis bride's youth and looks should not blind us to her despicable actions

Left-wing officials in Oxford accused of ‘railroading through’ green scheme that could increase traffic

The song features a line about a man stabbing his partner, and the ban comes after allegations of a toxic culture at the WRU

It can now be revealed that actor Lucien Laviscount has also caught the eye of James Bond boss Barbara Broccoli and is being lined up to become the new 007 to replace Daniel Craig.

Police found Ms Alshara badly injured at 6.43pm on Sunday, but despite getting medical attention she couldn't be saved.

Police said the blast was an "extremely dangerous incident that could have resulted in innocent members of the public being injured or worse".

Senior staff member alleged not to have acted after receiving complaints about comedian's behaviour during time he worked on radio

The King described the natural world as a "manifestation of the divine" and said that caring for it is a "responsibility owned by people of all faiths and none" in his message filmed at Buckingham...

London Mayor says he will not delay rollout despite growing criticism from councils and trade unions

Draft guidance is designed to assist teachers on how best to support pupils questioning their gender in schools, as they undergo social transition.

Pupils rebel against diktat to wear only trousers or knee-length shorts after teachers say girls ‘roll skirts to an inappropriate length’

John Lewis will not pay its staff a bonus after inflation and the cost of living crisis led to a widening of its annual loss.

We are edging closer towards thwarting the mayor’s highway robbery. Should the High Court find against him, he must resign

Family of Chris Marriott, who was knocked down in Sheffield, say his ‘death showed what kind of man he was’

PM said to be ‘positive’ about prospect of Supreme Court overruling Court of Appeal judgment that policy is unlawful

Despite making up 13% of London’s total population, black Londoners account for 45% of London’s knife murder victims.

Justifiable annoyance is stigmatised by a sanctimonious class that largely escapes the consequences of its own idealistic opinions

Kemi Badenoch promises new approach as critics such as Jacob Rees-Mogg rail against ‘administrative failure’

SARAH VINE: British Airways, once the pride of the skies, is now so lackadaisical in its attitude towards paying passengers that it can't provide the most basic level of customer service.

Despite making up 13% of London’s total population, black Londoners account for 45% of London’s knife murder victims.

PM said during last year’s leadership campaign that he would shut down the 30 Chinese culture institutes in the UK

The two-year suspension of green levies announced last autumn is to end from the beginning of July, The Telegraph has learned

Monarch is exempt under 1993 agreement but Charles will pay income tax as his mother did

Home Secretary tells MPs five-point plan will cut number coming to the UK by 300,000

We will ruthlessly tackle anyone who crosses the legal line – but that, however, is drawn by Parliament

Lord Dodds accuses PM of ‘softening people up’ for Protocol concessions that could pave the way to a Labour-led Single Market reconciliation