Five unnamed people suspected of facilitating Mohamed Al Fayed amid abuse allegations lead Thursday’s papers alongside the build-up to Friday’s vote on the assisted dying bill.

On the performance of Bradley, deputising for Trent Alexander-Arnold who was on the bench after returning from a hamstring injury, the Liverpool boss added: “Conor did very well but I am totally not ...

Gus Atkinson and Brydon Carse hit the mark as England removed both of New Zealand’s openers on the first morning of the first Test in Christchurch. Ben Stokes won the toss and opted to send the Black ...

Preventing ill health and crisis is a key feature of the Government’s ‘mission-led’ approach to national renewal.

Politicians behind Australian assisted dying laws have written to MPs saying that end-of-life care there is “now safer and fairer than ever before”, on the eve of a major vote at Westminster. Six ...

National Education Union members across 32 sixth form colleges in England will stage their first walkout with two more days planned for next week.

Women are spending more time online than men, but are more concerned about online harms, new data from Ofcom shows.

Ministers plan to extend sanctions against companies who breach employment rights like the minimum wage and who repeatedly flout visa rules.

The Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders said UK factories made 15.3 fewer cars in October this year than October 2023.

The Soil Association investigation ranks UK restaurants after it uncovered unhealthy meals and a lack of freshly prepared options on kids’ menus.

The scheme is being rolled out across all UK cities served by the ride-hailing app, after being trialled in the US and Canada.

The workforce was close to reaching ‘parity’ between male and female doctors, a new report by the General Medical Council said.