Looking on the bright side of life cuts the risk of suffering a heart attack or stroke, a scientific review has found.

Older adults who practice tai chi are less likely to fall, a small new study suggests.

Week commencing 14/09/18

Boris Johnson and other leading Tory Brexiteers have attacked Theresa May's Brexit plan at an event putting the economic case for leaving the EU without an agreement on trade.

Religious education in England's schools should be renamed Religion and Worldviews to reflect the diversity of modern Britain, say experts.

A new research says business optimism has hit its lowest level since May 2017, when Prime Minister Theresa May announced a snap general election

A homeless man who fraudulently claimed more than £50,000 after pretending to be a victim of the Grenfell Tower fire has been jailed. Antonio Gouveia came forward days after the disaster, claiming to have lived in Flat 42 on the seventh floor...

Qatar amended its residency laws to allow most foreign workers to leave the country without exit permits from their employers, a provision which labour rights groups have long said should be abolished

Sebi may soon summon ICICI Bank’s on-leave CEO Chanda Kochhar and her husband Deepak regarding a probe into alleged regulatory lapses in his business dealings, officials said

Banks may have to lean on promoters to bring in equity or reduce debt, as corporate stress continues to remain high.