Britain’s biggest defence contractor, which makes the Typhoon fighter jet, nuclear submarines and warships in Britain, has ...

Countless children are working at mines rather than in school in Sierra Leone. Benedict is trying to change that.

Serena Van der Meulen has been awarded the Civic Mayor’s Award 25/26 in recognition of her work with the Doncaster Hygiene ...

Findings come after third-hottest April on record globally and amid fears of more brutal European summer weather ...

Letters: Deprivation and inequality are behind the fall in healthy life expectancy, writes George Binette. Plus letters from Sanghamitra Bandyopadhyay, Dr Louise Lawson and Chris Phillipson ...

Fashion Enter has announced it has received the King’s Award for Enterprise in Sustainable Development, one of the highest ...

This video examines how Britain’s welfare debate was reshaped through politics and media. Policies in the 1980s and after 2008 cut support for millions, including pensioners and low-income families.

Wide-ranging welfare reforms have come into force, cutting payments for certain Universal Credit claimants considered unfit ...

A Department for Work and Pensions (DWP) policy adjustment has resulted in reduced Universal Credit health payments for fresh ...

WHILE debates rage in Britain’s left circles over the rights and wrongs of dual membership of political parties, a long ...

A North East sports campaign aimed at tackling child poverty and improving access to physical activity has secured backing ...

The film poses a fascinating question: Was Chaplin, once the world's most famous celebrity, born on a Romany Gypsy camp known ...