A BBC investigation throws new light on the historical use of electro-shock therapy on gay men and women

An inquiry finds Vladimir Putin bears "moral responsibility" for the fatal poisoning of a British woman

Nursery Worker Admits Abuse

The government will restrict the right to trial by jury in England and Wales

The head of the Office for Budget Responsibility resigns

The Chancellor denies misleading the public in the run up to this week's budget

Oscar-winning playwright Sir Tom Stoppard dies at 88

Experts reject calls for prostate cancer mass screening programme

The government has U-turned on day-one protection from unfair dismissal

The Chancellor defends her Budget tax rises

The right to trial by jury may be restricted to only the most serious cases

MPs are told by a former editorial advisor to the BBC that it is not institutionally biased

Negotiators say there has been progress on US peace plan to end war in Ukraine

World leaders say the US peace plan for Ukraine needs more work

Former Welsh Reform leader jailed for pro-Russia bribery

The covid inquiry concludes lockdowns could have been avoided entirely

A Russian spy-ship has been accused of pointing lasers at RAF pilots off the Scottish coast

Parliament warned of Chinese spying

Sweeping changes to the asylum system

Home Secretary Pledges Asylum System Overhaul