Three in four people in the UK are "unwilling or hesitant" to trust someone who has different values or is from a different cultural background, a major international survey has found.
Sir Keir Starmer has been forced to pull his Chagos Island Bill in the wake of an American backlash over the deal, leaving the treaty's fate hanging in the balance.
The Green Party is being sued by a former member who was expelled from the party for mocking "fairy" pronouns – as used by people who believe they are mythical beings and ask to be referred to as 'fae/faer'.
MPs have urged Britain's fraud squad to investigate a "catastrophic" £4.6 billion Government Net Zero scheme after 98% of wall insulation installed under it had major defects that required fixing.
An elderly woman was euthanised "against her will" within hours of her husband claiming she changed her mind after insisting she wanted to live.
A summary of the most interesting stories in the past 24 hours that challenge the prevailing orthodoxy about the ‘climate emergency’, public health ‘crises’ and the supposed moral defects of Western civilisation.
2025 was the year of moral panic about 'toxic masculinity', summed up in TV’s Adolescence. But the data, far from showing that men are being radicalised by the Right, show that women are being radicalised by the Left.
The AstraZeneca Covid vaccine remained in use despite over 48,000 reports of heart conditions to the UK drug regulator in 2021 alone, confidential files uncovered in an FOI request have revealed.
Labour will delay elections for 29 councils to "repair the broken foundations of local government", the Government has announced – the second year that elections have been postponed amid a Labour slump in the polls.
The first set of migrants to be housed at Crowborough army camp has been bused in overnight under the cover of darkness after months of Home Office denials that a decision had been taken to house asylum seekers there.
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