A wheelchair user had to miss university for more than a month

Your first husband robbed you of a lot, and you have some mourning to do. But there seems to be a part of you that thinks you don’t deserve happiness

Her inquiry appearance has been long awaited. So far, no official has been held accountable for the ruining of so many lives, says Guardian columnist Marina Hyde

Barclays’ analysis may be slightly off the mark, but the megastar is tapping into a new trend in spending

It was like I was trapped in a movie – one with a hideous plot twist

Suella Braverman was met with silence when she approached pro-Palestine protesters who had set up an encampment at Cambridge University. The former home secretary attempted to engage with people wearing masks, asking them what their "message ...

Marjorie Taylor Greene and Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez clashed after the Republican accused Democrat Representative Jasmine Crockett of wearing “fake eyelashes" during a chaotic House Oversight Committee hearing on Thursday, 16 May. The Ne ...

Congresswoman sparked an hour-long dispute, exchanging blows with Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez after criticising Jasmine Crockett’s appearance

Mindfulness is said to help everything from anxiety to overeating. But how does it work? Experts separate fact from fiction

Jeremy Hunt accused Labour of spreading "fake news" to try and win the general election with claims about his economic plans. Speaking in London on Friday, 17 May, the chancellor hit out at Labour's judgement that scrapping national ...

Slovakia’s Prime Minister Robert Fico was seriously wounded in an apparent assassination attempt just weeks before a Europe-wide election that has been deeply divisive

Anita Roddick’s visionary brand paved the way for ethical beauty. It would be wrong to lose it now

Israel to appear at international court of justice in response to request that judges issue emergency order to stop offensive into Gaza’s southernmost city

Interior ministry says armed suspect appeared to be planning to set fire to synagogue in Normandy city

Thomas Rodgers applied to have his two-year sentence reduced and suspended, but the judges decided the offences were so serious, that the bid was rejected

This dying government is happy to see universities in crisis, the economy damaged and soft power lost, says Guardian columnist Polly Toynbee

Targeting posts boasting of personal wealth appears to be part of campaign to ‘purify the internet cultural environment’

Serbian minister said he had chosen ‘reputable American company’

Matthew Ellis was last seen running across the staff car park at Homerton University Hospital

Eduardo Sarabia will appear in court next month