The Latest Breaking News from England

Terminally ill adults with less than six months to live will be given right to die under proposed legislation

Writers and artists are often inspired by the landscapes they encounter or inhabit, and one of the most distinctive is Dungeness in Kent, on England’s south coast. This headland is punctuated by converted lookout towers, fishermen’s cottages, tanneries and wood-panelled artists’ studios, turquoise crab nets and rusted anchors.

Get your hands on the latest issue of FourFourTwo magazine – available in print or on your device – from Thursday 5 December

Ollie Pope spoke of his desire to nail down the No 3 role for England despite prospering at No 6 and with the gloves against New Zealand

UK lawmakers debated Friday whether to advance divisive and emotive legislation to allow assisted dying for terminally ill people in England and Wales, with a vote expected later in the day.

British lawmakers have started a historic debate on a proposal to help terminally ill adults end their lives in England and Wales, an issue that has divided Parliament and the country

A meeting of England and the USA at Wembley will put two of the game’s best coaches head to head – as the Lionesses look to learn the lessons of recent defeats

Tourists fight back from 71 for four to trail by only 29 runs after sloppy Black Caps display in Christchurch

Some 2,703 patients in England have been waiting at least a year and a half to begin NHS hospital treatment.