The Bell Hotel in Epping, just outside of London, gets no new bookings, yet is full every night. That’s because, since 2020, ...

Dean Acheson noted of post-1945 Britain that it had “lost an empire but not yet found a role”. This notion of the UK casting around for a purpose has resonated again mightily since Brexit. Yet now, ...

As Samoa prepares for its elections on 29 August, we look back at the nation's prime ministers and the legacies they have ...

Plans to convert the former Portland Hotel into a 122-bed HMO are set to be opposed by Humberside Police. The controversial ...

History repeats, and the world finds itself back in the Dark Ages, even if this is the 21st century. During the first Dark Age, this island shone a light and spread its learned men and women ...

In his report attached to the accounts, SNP treasurer Stuart McDonald, insisted that the party was “still able to devote ...

WARRINGTON Borough Council has confirmed its position on any potential legal action regarding migrant hotels. It comes days after a court ruled that more than 100 migrants currently staying at a hotel ...

Our readers' letters today look at 'deadly board games', whether compulsory eye tests go far enough and the role of MPs.

De Cars’ warning appeared co-ordinated with the Elysée since only a week later, French President Emmanuel Macron announced plans to renovate the Louvre over the next decade at an estimated cost of ...

In St Paul's Bay, Msida, Pieta, Sliema, Gzira and St Julian's the number of foreign residents outnumbered Maltese, according ...

For too long, politicians have shirked the truth. Why? Fear of being called racist. Fear of hard choices. Most of all, fear of losing power.

This week’s Kent Politics Podcast guest says despite a negative narrative the government is getting to grips with issues ...