The Opposition has written to standards watchdog Sir Laurie Magnus calling for him to look into a ‘potential cover-up’.

Scotland’s First Minister said the country has a “growing confidence” in the SNP, ahead of the party’s final conference before May’s election. Delegates will meet in Edinburgh for the one-day event on ...

The Foreign Secretary arrived in the country on Thursday in a show of solidarity with Gulf states hit by Iran’s retaliation to US-Israeli strikes.

The people of Dunblane will mark the 30-year anniversary of the tragedy there with “quiet dignity and respect”, the minister of the town’s cathedral has said. Rev Colin Renwick, who moved to Dunblane ...

Catholic School shows how belonging, inclusion and high expectations drive top results, with strong attendance, progress and ...

The City of London Corporation says it will "vigorously" fight a High Court legal bid to reverse its decision to change operator of ...

In the statement read by a state TV news presenter, Ayatollah Mojtaba Khamenei vowed to avenge those killed in the war.

Sixteen children and their teacher were killed in the Dunblane atrocity 30 years ago. Those who died were: Victoria Clydesdale, five, whose mother Lynne had wanted her to stay at home the day the ...

Funding cuts and weak governance threaten to undermine the global reach of the BBC World Service and the UK’s soft power overseas, with a risk of enabling propaganda from hostile states, MPs have ...

An ambulance crew member has recalled how Dunblane Primary School was “eerily calm” and emergency workers seemed “almost shellshocked” as they dealt with the aftermath of the 1996 shooting. John ...

Police were called to Thorpe St Andrew School on Wednesday morning following reports that a teenage girl had been stabbed.

British troops came under attack at a military base in Erbil, Iraq, on Wednesday night, defence chiefs have said. Defence Secretary John Healey was briefed on the latest updates on British action in ...