Samuel Dervaux

Chicago communities face a growing influx of synthetic drugs, straining health and law enforcement and prompting calls for expanded testing and support.

Sir Olly Robbins has been removed from his senior role at the Foreign Office following issues linked to the vetting of Lord Mandelson.

The pope has been photographed for the first time since undergoing surgery at Gemelli Hospital and receiving a lung cancer diagnosis this week.

Chancellor John Healey highlights growth case for a third runway at Heathrow while the government reviews consultation responses.

Allies convene in Poland after a Starlink device was sabotaged and a US–Russia diesel deal spurred diplomatic tensions among supporters of Ukraine.

Clinicians call for limits on classroom screen use in England to curb rising short‑sightedness and protect pupils' eye health.

The UK says Iran is 'highly likely' behind a security incident at RAF Fairford that prompted withdrawal of USAF B-1 bombers and a diplomatic summons.

Although rare, cancer is the leading disease-related killer of children under 15 in the UK. Symptoms are often subtle—here’s what to know.

RJ Mitte, who lived with cerebral palsy and played Walter White Jr in Breaking Bad, has died at 34. He was a prominent on-screen presence for disability representation.

The restored director’s cut of Ken Russell’s controversial The Devils, including previously censored scenes, opens in cinemas from October 16.

Seventy-three years after his summit, Tenzing Norgay's climb of Chomolungma continues to shape debates on heritage, representation and mountain stewardship.

Deputy leader Daisy Cooper resigns a frontbench post, saying MPs back Ed Davey and are frustrated by the distraction.