The Latest Breaking News from Britain

The decision by ‘Britain’s strictest head’ reflects a wider culture with a myopic view of what multiculturalism should look like, says teacher Nadeine Asbali

US also displeased: 'We obviously see it differently,' says White House official John Kirby

EF Education's latest young star is the son of Richard Nerurkar, Britain's best marathon runner of the 1990s – how much of Lukas's success is nature and how much nurture?

Thursday's second-round matches at the Australian Open saw Britain's Emma Raducanu, Katie Boulter and Jack Draper lose but Cameron Norrie was able to advance.

As the next general election approaches, MP Rachel Reeves will introduce JP Morgan investors to Labour's plan to regrow the British economy.

Programme’s lexicographer says audiences are consumed by correct pronunciation of the word ‘scone’

Normally, our ‘Revealed’ F1 issues begin by looking at the new rules for the season ahead and what impact they could have on the campaign to come. But, with such incredible stability in 2024, this week we take a different approach. Clearly, with Red Bull so dominant in 2023, many…

In today’s newsletter: Despite billions of tons of dirty water being pumped into the seas and rivers, a lack of political will prevents real action

Britain's King Charles III will be treated for a health condition. As per a statement from Buckingham Palace, the King will attend the hospital next week for treatment for an enlarged prostate although the condition is not serious. "In common with thousands of men each year, the King has sought…

Editorial: In a world dominated by global streamers, the search for international audiences must not crowd out domestically focused drama

School has been subjected to violence, intimidation and racial harassment, says Katharine Birbalsingh.