King's Court Care Home, on Hempstead Road, Holt, welcomed Father Howard Stoker of the Parish Church of St Andrew the Apostle, Holt, and All Saints, High Kelling to the home. The blessing was carried ...

There is a wide gap between the proportion of teenagers doing work experience in the south of England and in other regions, according to the school support organisation The Key Group. Some secondary ...

In the six-province Bicol region at least 20 people died, including seven in the city of Naga city, which was inundated by flash floods as Trami was approaching on Tuesday, dumping more than two ...

King Charles III and Queen Camilla during a traditional ‘ava ceremonial welcome during a visit to Moata’a Church Hall in Samoa. He said about the honour bestowed on Charles: “We hope that the King ...

Senior aides to the Prime Minister who have been drawn into a stoush with Republican presidential nominee Donald Trump lead Thursday’s newspapers. The Times and the Daily Telegraph both report the ...

Cycling star Sir Chris Hoy has been praised for his courage in speaking out about his terminal prostate cancer diagnosis, by a doctor who has spent almost two decades trying to raise awareness of the ...

Rubbish carried by a North Korean balloon has fallen on the presidential compound in central Seoul, officials have said. South Korea’s presidential security service said the trash that landed on the ...

There are lessons for other charities working with gender-questioning young people, the chairman of the Charity Commission said.

An increasing proportion of adults in England are smoking casually and are less likely to be motivated to quit, according to a study. Those who do not smoke every day “often underestimate the harms” ...

A 10-year-old has said his mother would be “filling heaven up” with her tears after he won a Pride of Britain award for ...

Rachel Reeves has promised her first Budget will be an economic “reset” for the UK. The Chancellor said her statement on October 30 will invest in the “foundations of future growth”. Ms Reeves was ...

If made law, the Data Use and Access Bill could help grow the economy by £10 billion, the Government has claimed, by helping to cut costs, save time and drive more data-sharing to help both businesses ...