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New family visa rules could leave British citizens with a foreign partner facing greater restrictions on who they can live with than migrant workers, according to leading immigration researchers.

Taylor Swift has been named Time magazine's Person of the Year for 2023.

Boris Johnson was interrupted by protesters as he apologised for the "suffering" caused by COVID.

Robert Jenrick has resigned from his post as immigration minister, citing "strong disagreements" with the government over the Rwanda policy.

The Bank of England has said that UK households and businesses have been "resilient" in the face of rising interest rates – but repeated previous warnings that the full effect of higher interest rates was yet to come through.

Suella Braverman has claimed the Conservative Party faces "electoral oblivion in a matter of months" if its emergency legislation to tackle illegal migration isn't tough enough.

China has accused Britain of violating international law after the UK announced new sanctions targeting "individuals and groups supporting and funding Putin's war machine".

Benjamin Netanyahu has accused human rights groups of turning a blind eye to rapes that Israel says were committed by Hamas during the 7 October massacre.

The first trailer has been released for the massively anticipated Grand Theft Auto VI.

Thousands of pieces of evidence, dozens of witnesses and weeks of testimony: all leading to the moment when the key protagonist, the man ultimately in charge of running the country during COVID, took to the stand to offer his version of events in No 10 and government during the pandemic.

It was but three hours after the prime minister published his emergency Rwanda legislation and issued a "unite or die" plea to his parliamentary party that his immigration minister gave his answer, and quit government. 

Boris Johnson has finished giving evidence on day one of his two-day hearing at the COVID inquiry and already a lot of ground has been covered.

The nation hosting the COP28 climate summit has had its climate plan downgraded to the lowest category.

Robert Jenrick has resigned as immigration minister over "strong disagreements" with the government over its Rwanda policy. Here is his resignation letter in full, followed by Prime Minister Rishi Sunak's response.

The debut trailer for Grand Theft Auto VI has been released, offering fans their first official look at the long-awaited sequel.

Adverts for three airlines have been banned by a regulator for giving consumers a misleading impression of their environmental credentials.

Russian President Vladimir Putin was escorted by four Russian fighter jets on Wednesday as he jetted in to the Gulf on a rare trip abroad.

The government has agreed to look at a new study which claims to reveal how the hormone pregnancy test drug Primodos causes malformations to babies in the womb.

The US actors' union has said the deal that ended its months-long strike was an "enormous victory" after it was ratified last night.

Thames Water has been asked to explain a £37.5m dividend payment made to a parent company.

Lord Cameron has said there is "no moral equivalence" between the actions of Hamas fighters and Israel's military.

The European Union has bowed to pressure from European carmakers and the British government for a delay to the introduction of 10% export tariffs on electric vehicles (EVs), sparing buyers from paying thousands of pounds more for a new car.