Britain’s long-running argument over who gets to call themselves British has been thrust back into the spotlight by former prime minister Rishi Sunak, who has warned against allowing skin colour to become a proxy for nationality.

For thousands of young people across the UK, September marks the beginning of a new chapter. Suitcases are packed, bedrooms are emptied, tearful goodbyes are exchanged and, for many freshers, the first taste of life away from home begins.

Travel begins as a journey to somewhere new, but often becomes a journey of discovery within ourselves. It takes us beyond the familiar, introduces us to people and cultures we may never otherwise encounter, and challenges the assumptions we...

A dramatic reopening of royal wounds was triggered after Earl Spencer, younger brother to late Princess Diana, delivered a series of damning accusations against King Charles and Buckingham Palace.

Raksha Bandhan’s message of protection took on a special resonance at the House of Lords in London, as parliamentarians, armed forces representatives, faith leaders and community figures gathered to celebrate the festival against the backdrop...

In an overhaul of judicial infrastructure, every Crown Court across England and Wales will feature at least one designated specialist courtroom tailored to handle rape and serious sexual offences within two years.

Tamil cinema icons Suriya and Jyotika have sparked fierce online debate following an extravagant church ceremony at Blairquhan Castle in Scotland to mark two decades together.

World leaders are gathering in New York for the UN General Assembly as global cooperation faces growing challenges. Countries are more connected through trade, technology, finance and the internet, but geopolitical tensions are increasing.Global...