UK’s wind farms are helping emissions but not the economy, say business leaders

Business leaders have raised concerns that the UK's fast growth in offshore wind is not being matched with benefits to the economy.

‘Hero’ who died trying to save woman in Thames nominated for bravery award

A 20-year-old man who was branded a "hero" after he died trying to save a woman who fell into the Thames has been put forward for a bravery award.

ITV will not air final episode of Viewpoint following allegations against Noel Clarke

ITV has said it will not air the final episode of its drama show Viewpoint on Friday evening following allegations of sexual harassment made against star Noel Clarke.

Russian agents detain Alexei Navalny lawyer in Moscow

Russian security services have detained a lawyer who was working on a case connected to Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.

Lewis Hamilton joins social media blackout against online abuse

­­­­­­­­­Formula One driver Lewis Hamilton has said he intends to boycott social media this weekend to protest against online abuse.

Warning not to ‘drop guard’ after vaccine as 1 in 14 people hospitalised have had first jab

Researchers are warning people who have had their first COVID-19 vaccine to remain cautious after figures suggested one in 14 people admitted to hospital with the virus have had at least one jab.

England’s R number rises slightly to between 0.8 and 1.1

England's R number has risen slightly to between 0.8 and 1.1, latest figures show.

‘Protocols have been followed’: Security fears dismissed after PM’s mobile number left online

Chancellor Rishi Sunak has insisted "all security protocols have been followed" despite the prime minister's phone number being freely available online, prompting snooping fears.