Russian attacks on UK cyberinfrastructure will be ‘feature of our life’, former MI6 chief warns 
Jean-Marie Le Pen was divisive and difficult – but he changed the shape of French politics 
Crozier to check out of Premier Inn-owner Whitbread
Whitbread, the FTSE-100 owner of the Premier Inn hotel chain, has kicked off the search for a successor to Adam...
Taylor Swift urges fans to vote, after going to boyfriend Travis Kelce’s NFL game
Taylor Swift has given a "friendly but extremely important reminder" to her American fans to vote in the presidential election.The...
Kelan Logan-Derench: Boy, five, drowned in swimming pool on Egypt holiday
A five-year-old boy drowned in a swimming pool on a family holiday in Egypt, an inquest has heard.Kelan Logan-Derench from...
British companies now face uphill struggle after budget of more tax, more borrowing and more spending
More tax, more borrowing, more spending. This was a big budget by every measure, but will loom largest for businesses...
No job for Tom Tugendhat in Kemi Badenoch’s shadow cabinet as Chris Philp appointed shadow home secretary
Tom Tugendhat has not been given a role in Kemi Badenoch's shadow cabinet as the new Tory leader continued her...
Labour confirms U-turn on proposed ban on smoking and vaping in pub gardens
A proposed ban on vaping and smoking in pub gardens will not go ahead, the health secretary has confirmed.Wes Streeting...
British aviation pioneer Reaction Engines crashes into administration
Reaction Engines, the British hypersonic aviation pioneer, has crashed into administration after weeks of talks with potential backers failed to...
Vigil for beloved Grizzly No. 399 who was killed by a vehicle
A vigil has been held for a world-famous grizzly bear who was killed by a vehicle. Grizzly No. 399 spent...
Inheritance tax change for farms may be Reeves’s version of the ‘pasty tax’, says Ruth Davidson
Rachel Reeves will end up reversing her decision to charge more inheritance tax on farms, Ruth Davidson has predicted.Speaking on...
Guardian chief pledges decision on controversial Observer deal by Christmas
A decision on whether to proceed with the controversial sale of The Observer, the world's oldest Sunday newspaper, will be...