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Student nurses will be able to train on the job rather than having to do a traditional degree, the Health Secretary is to announce.

Ministers need to clarify their post-Brexit immigration aims, Migration Watch UK has warned.

Four men killed themselves in the last year after being blackmailed as part of an increasing cyber "sextortion" racket.

Labour leader Jeremy Corbyn will not force his MPs to block an SNP attempt to trigger a parliamentary investigation into whether Tony Blair misled the Commons in the run-up to the Iraq war.

Religious freedoms in everyday life are being eroded in modern Britain, a new report warns.

The Bank of England will give its latest verdict on the health of Britain's biggest lenders today after testing them against a global economic crisis and crashing house prices.

A settlement of the differences dividing the Greek and Turkish communities in Cyprus is being urged by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson as he visits the island today.

A police officer was seriously injured when he was struck by a passing car after being threatened by the driver of a "suspicious" lorry during a chase, his force has said.

Eight police forces are now looking into allegations of historical child sex abuse in football.

Theresa May has said Scotland has a "special place" in the Union as the devolution of new tax powers to Holyrood took another step forward.

Prime Minister Theresa May has had her second phone conversation with Donald Trump since his election as US president, agreeing that their national security advisers will meet in the US before the end of the year.

A settlement of the differences dividing the Greek and Turkish communities in Cyprus is being urged by Foreign Secretary Boris Johnson as he visits the island.

Business has responded with concern to Government proposals which could require them to make public the ratio between the pay of chief executives and ordinary workers.

A multi-millionaire property developer made a shopping list of items to use when he murdered his escort girlfriend, a court heard.

European Council president Donald Tusk has rejected a call to intervene to secure the rights of EU nationals living in the UK - and Britons in the EU - before formal Brexit negotiations begin next year.

Britain's intelligence services have entered a new era after controversial spying laws took effect.

The Royal Navy fleet is being depleted by a "vicious cycle" of old ships retained beyond their sell-by date, an independent report has warned.

The telecoms watchdog is to order BT to legally separate its Openreach network arm after it said plans to appease competition concerns fell short.

Prisoners who attack officers could face tougher punishments under efforts to tackle the jail safety crisis.