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A member of rap group Kneecap is due to appear in court for allegedly supporting a proscribed terror organisation.

Afzal Khan had said visit to Turkish-occupied northern Cyprus was in personal capacity but resigned after furore

Launching the Strategic Defence Review in Glasgow, the Prime Minister said it was a ‘moment of danger and threat for our country’

The British government is planning to ban the supply and possession of SIM farms, in a bid to reduce mobile phone-enabled fraud.

Guardian understands tech company’s appeal against Home Office request for encrypted data is to be heard by tribunal on Friday

The UK has spent more than £100 million on public inquiries every year over the past decade...

Predators who create or share explicit deepfakes of people without their consent will face up to two years in prison as part of a new crackdown.

Newly released Irish archives include leaks from UK government and RUC’s attempts to undermine Sinn Féin

UK government accused of ‘nitpicking about compensation’ after being told to pay more to retain military base

The Belfast Irish-language rap group Kneecap won a legal challenge against the British government on Friday over a decision by the previous Conservative administration to refuse it an arts grant.

Low pension savings and growing economic threats from climate change mean most people face miserable retirements unless the government steps up its ambition.

Chancellor Rachel Reeves’ 2024 Budget includes huge funding announcements to rescue public services but there are some nasty details buried in the financial statement

Millions of workers on the minimum wage and living wage will be handed a pay boost at tomorrow’s Budget, the government has announced.

Experts call for consumption rooms and wider testing of substances, as number of people dying hits new high

The foreign minister of the Bahamas has suggested Sir Keir Starmer and David Lammy will ‘come around’ to offering reparations for the impact of the slave trade.

Estimated 500 rejected cases expected to be overturned after fresh evidence they were employed by the UK government in Afghanistan

A new bill which would bolster people’s sick pay, maternity leave and protection against unfair dismissal is set to be pushed through parliament on Thursday.

Privacy and rights groups fear government may resurrect Tory plan for mass algorithmic surveillance