Foreign Secretary says he feels ‘deep sense of shame’ as a ‘proud British Jew’ over actions in Palestinian Territories as he unveils trade ban

George Desmond Kamurasi, the captain of London’s SE Dons, is the unlikely successor to the Tooro throne. Fans say his sweary team talks show his ‘no-nonsense’ style

Activists who brought Dover to a halt on Saturday refused to remove their balaclavas but were ‘very polite’, say fellow travellers

SpaceX and Tesla directors back academic research and commercial venture seeking approval for MDMA-assisted therapy

Matt Clifford, who chaired the ‘moonshot’ Aria lab, was accused of creating a ‘clear conflict of interest’

A pioneering scheme to reuse turbines from one of Britain’s first wind power projects has sent less than 0.1 per cent to landfill

Local government plans to reorganise Essex, Hampshire, Norfolk and Suffolk into unitary councils have been withdrawn, while changes in 14 areas have been halted

Ellie Reeves, the attorney-general, has replaced the guidance issued by Lord Hermer to allow ministers to proceed even if there is a high risk of legal action

Hampshire police officers were attacked at Eastney ferry port in Portsmouth on Sunday, a day after men in balaclavas blocked Dover’s ferry terminal

Britain’s strategic reserve of 95,000 former troops will play a much larger role in the country’s future defence plans, a House of Lords committee was told