George Grylls

The Royal Navy’s frigates, destroyers and nuclear-armed submarines may all contain asbestos, ministers have admitted. All four of the UK’s Vanguard-class of su

Russian defences in Ukraine have been stronger than the West anticipated, the head of the British armed forces has admitted. Admiral Sir Tony Radakin, the chief

Oil and gas companies could face automatic windfall taxes if energy prices rise suddenly, under government plans.

Rising levels of immigration could lead to a resurgence of the far right, a Home Office minister has said after Rishi Sunak urged Conservative voters not to aba

Ministers have lined up Abu Dhabi investors to take a significant stake in the Sizewell C nuclear power plant, as concerns grow among Conservative MPs over a se

Motorway service stations will be able to build more electric charging points after the planning laws were relaxed.In changes to the planning system buried in last week’s autumn statement, ministers announced they would rewrite guidance in an effort to approve more planning applications for charging

Prime minister dismisses calls for a new prisoner exchange with Hamas as families and returning captives call him a ‘liar’

Russia has launched hypersonic missiles at Kyiv, severing the water and gas supply to parts of the Ukrainian capital just as temperatures are set to plunge to as low as minus 13C in the coming days.

Prime minister calls on ‘free nations of the world’ to keep supporting Ukraine

The last contact made with Anaam Hamada’s six year-old daughter Hind was a distressing phone call more than a week ago. Rescue missions since then have had no luck finding the child stranded in Gaza.