Goldsmiths student murdered partner in ‘brutal and savage attack’, court hears
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Doctors to speak out against changes to proposed assisted dying law in England and Wales
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Iron age men left home to join wives’ families, DNA study suggests
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Spike in baby deaths in Lucy Letby unit warranted inquiry, says statistician
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UK stalls Chagos Islands deal until Trump administration can ‘consider detail’
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At last, Britain has a legal drug consumption room – thanks to one man's civil disobedience | Kojo Koram
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Clean energy pioneer’s lab destroyed in suspected arson attack in Liverpool
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‘Set up by my own gang’: man convicted of London stabbing in 2009 looks to reopen case
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Norwich pizza chefs are waging war over pineapple. But they’re just the latest to put a tax on taste | Van Badham
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Equity urges Bristol city council to drop cuts to arts and culture budget
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3M knew firefighting foams containing PFAS were toxic, documents show
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Scouts embrace rewilding to connect UK teenagers with nature
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Royal Mail on track to return to annual profit after strong Christmas
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Linda Nolan, singer and television personality, dies aged 65
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Three people arrested after fatal stabbing of boy, 14, on London bus
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Bafta film awards 2025: full list of nominations
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Gabby Logan, Kelly Cates and Mark Chapman to host Match of the Day
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Major banks are abandoning their climate alliance en masse. So much for ‘woke capital’ | Adrienne Buller
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Great Britain’s energy grid operator closes connection queue
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Cardiff NHS worker wins tribunal claim over space for expressing breast milk
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Police investigating death of boy, 2, at Merseyside nursery
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Starmer says he will strive to prevent Gerry Adams receiving compensation
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Currys turns to automation as national insurance change ‘depresses hiring’
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Chimney sweep whose death changed child labour laws honoured with blue plaque
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Tony Slattery: the generous improv great whose successes masked his suffering
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Thames Water says it will raise base pay of bosses if Ofwat limits bonuses
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Ministers to revise university freedom of speech legislation
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Treasury minister says he would welcome Tulip Siddiq’s return
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Labour’s AI plan could be good for Britain – except the creatives it will throw under the bus | Ed Newton-Rex
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UK politics: Streeting does not want ‘corridor care’ in UK hospitals to be normalised – as it happened
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Dip in UK inflation offers respite for Reeves and paves way for interest rate cut
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Something big is happening in the world of contraception. It’s going backwards | Barbara Speed
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Fall in UK inflation to 2.5% paves way for Bank of England rate cut
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Send crisis in England risks creating ‘lost generation’ of children
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Labour faces costs of £50bn to replenish affordable housing after right to buy, report says
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In the new Trumpian era, liberal democracies must hold their noses – and engage with difficult partners | Timothy Garton Ash
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‘High-risk sites’: where are the UK’s ‘forever chemical’ hotspots?
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Keir Starmer is right to gamble on an AI revolution, but it might not pay out in time | Rafael Behr
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RAF bases are hotspots of ‘forever chemical’ groundwater pollution, MoD documents show
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Farage and Truss attend UK launch of US climate denial group
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‘Cost of dying’ in UK hits record level as bereaved turn to crowdfunding to meet bills
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‘A viable business’: Rolls-Royce banking on success of small modular reactors
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Parental mental health biggest cause of child protection referrals in England
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‘Please don’t hit me!’ The battle between ebikers and other cyclists
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UK women who suffer miscarriage should get two weeks’ paid leave, MPs say
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Call to overhaul obesity diagnoses amid fears of over-reliance on BMI
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MP launches legal action against Andrew Tate over social media posts
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Richard Gibson obituary
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Who is Tulip Siddiq, niece of deposed Bangladeshi PM who quit Treasury role?
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Giving Tulip Siddiq anti-corruption job seen by insiders as own goal
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Andrew Malkinson calls miscarriage of justice watchdog’s ex-head ‘shameless’
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Ban on naming Sara Sharif care case judges would have ‘corrosive impact’, court told
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Frasers Group says two-thirds of retail staff are still on zero-hours contracts
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The Guardian view on Rachel Reeves: turbulence caused by caution, cuts and criticism | Editorial
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UK women share their experiences of using fertility-tracking apps
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Stride’s Hamlet gag saves Reeves from slings and arrows of economic fortune | John Crace
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Keeping Gaie Delap in jail is a travesty of justice | Letters
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Anti-Al Capone tactics could work on people traffickers | Letters
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Could Keir Starmer’s AI dream derail his own green energy promise?
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British novelists criticise government over AI ‘theft’
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Wellcome Trust charity criticised over £11m in payouts to investment team
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Father and daughter, 14, ‘messing about’ before fatal knife wound, UK court hears
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We don't have the swagger of Manchester or the sheen of Leeds, but Bradford has a radical culture all its own | Lanre Bakare
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Councils ‘keen’ to help Home Office move asylum seekers out of hotels
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Tulip Siddiq resigns as Treasury minister over alleged Bangladeshi financial links
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Warhammer maker Games Workshop plans fourth UK factory as sales boom
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Private school run in south London linked to 27% rise in air pollution
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Scientists find hundreds more genetic risk factors for depression
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Rachel Reeves blames global volatility for borrowing rates rise amid Tory criticism
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NHS trust admits liability for doctor who sexually abused patients
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