The late pontiff’s health concerns in recent years led to contenders to succeed him foreseeing a papabile ahead of his death

Gambling companies are offering odds on potential successors to Pope Francis

‘In that moment I knew there was nothing more to do. He was in a coma’

The late pope broke from tradition with a burial at the Basilica of Saint Mary Major in Rome

Mother returned to Venezuela by Trump administration and father jailed in El Salvador, leaving infant daughter in U.S. and government accused of ‘abduction’

M&S also working with experts from the National Crime Agency as cyber attack leaves shelves empty and disrupts payment systems

But environment secretary Steve Reed doubles down on the Labour push to move off fossil fuel energy for renewable alternatives

Sgt Martyn Blake was cleared of murdering Chris Kaba, 24, by a jury at the Old Bailey in October last year

Keep ready-to-eat canned food, bottled water and a phone charger at hand in case of a power cut

Police body worn video shows the moment officers saw the fallen Sycamore Gap tree for the first time in 2023. Daniel Michael Graham, 39, from Carlisle, and Adam Carruthers, 32, from Wigton in Cumbria, are both charged with two counts of criminal dama ...

Sir Keir Starmer is facing questions from MPs in this week's Prime Minister's Questions (PMQs), a day before people head to the polls to vote in the local elections and the by-election in the Cheshire constituency of Runcorn and Helsby.

Barclays also ditched the diversity targets at its US business earlier this month

 

Exclusive: In a letter seen by the Guardian, staff were told steps had been taken to keep systems safe

Phallic imagery was commonly used in as a symbol of good luck in Roman art

As many as 400 Yedi Kule prisoners were executed

Sharon Graham will head Unite’s team at talks on Thursday under the auspices of conciliation service Acas.

The company revealed the move as it reported declining sales figures, but maintained its financial projections for 2025

Energy firms have admitted that current rates of replacement mean it is likely that thousands of old RTS meters will not have been upgraded in time.

The UK banking giant increased provisions for loans expected to turn sour, largely driven by £74 million put by for ‘elevated US macroeconomic uncertainty’