THE INDEPENDENT

Move expected to be announced by foreign secretary on Tuesday is set to draw fierce criticism from the US and Israel

The US are also said to be annoyed, with their ambassador to Israel describing the sanctions as an ‘irrational action’

Despite recent wet conditions, ‘further significant rainfall’ is needed before drought conditions can end, environment bosses warn

Jaden Wright, 23, has appeared at Teesside Crown Court charged with two counts of murder

Sagittal craniosynostosis affects around one in every 2,000 babies in the UK

The new alert comes as Northern Care Alliance NHS Foundation Trust is forced to make millions of pounds in cost savings as staff warn they would not want their family cared for at the hospitals

Israeli ministers have sided with Argentina again despite Buenos Aires sanctioning an Israeli oil firm

The comments constituted gross misconduct

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex returned to the UK last month

A Reform councillor has decided to leave the party, saying he had seen ‘first-hand’ how it ‘simply doesn't have a serious plan’

The broader UK Space Strategy details £7.8 billion in total funding across the sector up to 2030

About 70 per cent of patients who took part in the trial were still alive six years later

The price cap rise will push bills to their highest since July 2023

The vehicle had been put in her name as a ‘good faith gesture’ in the hope that it could be used to take her to hospital appointments

Quantock Staghounds disputed the chronology of the footage published on social media

Joshua Johnson’s dad said he ‘couldn’t comprehend it’

Despite the wet weather most of England and all of Wales is in drought

The billionaire founder of Rokos Capital Management paid £330m to the Treasury last year

Riot police were pelted with stones and their vehicles were damaged by protesters

In the past year, Charles undertook official duties on 164 separate days

Connection to reduced asthma or COPD flare-ups was stronger with higher doses of the drug, study found

It comes after the country experienced its hottest summer on record

The major supermarkets have recalled a coleslaw and a crumble, which pose a potential allergy risk

Nearly half of headteachers have reported pupil images being used for harmful acts including blackmail and extortion, new research reveals

An ‘ongoing cat-and-mouse dynamic between the authorities and smugglers’ could shift where small boats depart from and arrive

The Prime Minister spoke to Mr Trump on Monday afternoon

Sarah Jones warned that any protesters stepping ‘from peaceful protest into illegality will face the full force of the law’

As police hunt down those who attacked police at the anti-migrant protest in Portsmouth, anti-racism campaigners say the violence was a ‘wake-up call’ amid fears of further disorder

Speaking to MPs and peers at a closed-doors meeting on Monday, the Prime Minister said the party’s mission must be to counter fear with positivity and hope

Rachel Bright was suspended from duty back in 2023 and has now been sacked

James Hindson was looking for a YouTube clip on global trade when his search history was displayed to pupils during a geography lesson

Met Police continuing to investigate 44-year-old man, who was arrested in connection with the incident in June

John Healey insisted UK economy is ‘turning a corner’ in first major speech as chancellor

The Sussexes must be treated as private citizens, says King amid confusion over the roles after UK return

Daniel Thomas claims to have organised a protest against migrants in Dover which saw dozens of men in black clothes and balavlavas block roads