Exclusive: analysis shows increase of a third in two years, prompting claim of ‘deprioritising women’s health’

Former Uefa sticker partner Panini retains aspects of rights meaning some players are not featured in official Topps album

After 14 years, the Green party’s sole MP will stand down at the next election. She talks about her successes, her failures, her hopes for england – and her new career as an end-of-life doula

Exclusive: Study will be aimed at improving medics’ working lives by reducing frequency and repetition of courses

3.7 million homes are cold, in need of repair, or have serious hazards, analysis shows

NHS cost threshold has not been raised by National Institute for Health and Care Excellence since 2004

Closure of Work and Health Programme comes hard on heels of Rishi Sunak’s bid to end the UK’s supposed ‘sicknote’ culture

People affected by serious sexual and violent offences can face large fees to obtain written records from their cases

More than 60 under-18s a week were subjected to intrusive searches, some of them as young as 10

Exclusive: Taxpayers spent £16.2m on sending officers to assist struggling jails in 2023 – up from £2.3m four years ago

The pseudoscientific term, made notorious by George Floyd’s murder in the US, will no longer be used by the police watchdog

A new map reveals the parts of england where you could be living next to one of these farms

Passengers on service said they were abused by group on train after men got on at London Bridge

The house building slump across england has been put down to the rising costs of materials

Naga Munchetty clashed with Tory minister Mel Stride during a heated discussion on his party’s plan to end a puported “sick note culture”. The prime minister wants to move responsibility for assessing fitness to work away from GPs to � ...

Shoppers cut back in March, with data likely to increase pressure on Bank of england over interest rates

Doubling of related street, house and farm names since 1900 gives glimpse of flower ‘ghosts’, says National Trust

The anti-growth coalition, Bank of england and the OBR are among those under fire from Liz Truss

The destinations aren't the places you might expect like Oxford Street

Rate for better-off 18 to 45s rose from 12% to 15% but fell 24% for working class women while proportion of male smokers was stable