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The number of confirmed and suspected meningitis cases in the outbreak in Kent has fallen to 29.

Sir Keir Starmer is to chair a COBRA meeting today, Sky News understands.

UK manufacturers are grappling with the biggest monthly leap in their costs since 1992, according to the first snapshot of the Middle East conflict's effect on the economy.

If you spend much time on social media, you'll have surely noticed the surge in AI-generated video filling up your feed.

Average annual energy bills will rise by £332 in July, more than double the previously anticipated increase, due to high oil and gas prices driven by the war in Iran, trusted forecasters predicted.

The partner of a man killed in the Nottingham attacks has told an inquiry it felt like he had been killed twice because she was first told he died in a road accident.

A British couple jailed for 10 years in Iran on "falsified" spying charges say they feel abandoned by the UK government - and have urged the prime minister to "step up and help us".

There is no end in sight to rising fuel prices but supplies are "stable", according to an industry body.

The chancellor is to set out plans to tackle price hikes driven by the war in Iran, which has seen the cost of oil and gas soar.

Meningitis B vaccines will be offered to year 11 pupils at schools affected by the Kent outbreak.

Transgender girls have been given until 6 September to leave the Guides.

Danes are voting in a general election called early by the country's prime minister, in apparent hopes of exploiting public support for her firm stance on Greenland.

Councils are ignoring explicit instructions to approve planning projects from ministers - as the scale and cost of their resistance to development is revealed for the first time.

The Earth's climate is in a "state of emergency", according to the United Nations which has warned it is more out of balance than at any other time in observed history. 

After making TV history and picking up Golden Globe and Emmy wins in the US, Adolescence now dominates this year's BAFTA TV nominations.

A man has been found guilty of killing a mother-of-two whose body was found in a shallow grave in woodland near Coventry.

Israeli settlers have injured at least 10 Palestinians, as well as smashing cars and setting fires, as they rampaged through villages in the West Bank.

Former Google executive Matt Brittin is expected to be the next director-general of the BBC.

England has recovered from drought after four months of above average rainfall, but officials are concerned about future dry spells.

It is "outrageous" that a convicted fraudster tracked down by Sky News in Tenerife is still on the run, the Speaker of the House of Commons has said.

Cabinet ministers have looked at a blueprint for how Labour could cut taxes on work by taking on "vested interests" profiteering from the cost of living crisis.

Changes to the student loans system quietly announced in the last budget have provoked a loud and angry response that has woken up Westminster to what anyone who did a degree in the 2010s, and their parents, already knew.