Why water is now the biggest threat to our island nation
Ahead of publication of the latest IPCC report, there’s no real argument about the major climate change threat to the UK. Water is set to become this country’s biggest problem.
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Much of the world remains unprepared for the mounting threats of the changing climate, a major international report warns.
Ahead of publication of the latest IPCC report, there’s no real argument about the major climate change threat to the UK. Water is set to become this country’s biggest problem.
Two grooms on the cake, two aisles in the venue, and plenty of champagne: what’s on the to-do list ahead of the first gay weddings in England and Wales this week.
Ofgem says a full investigation will “once and for all clear the air” over whether the “big six” are blocking competition in the energy market – and making customers pay more for gas and electricity.
Next Monday sees the publication of one of the strongest climate change reports the United Nations has ever commissioned. It looks set to be a terrifying document.
As the search for missing Malaysia flight MH370 narrows, questions are being asked about what lies under the vast southern Indian Ocean.
A Conservative county councillor in Lincolnshire apologises on Twitter after posting a picture of women posing in underwear in reference to all-women shortlists.
Ten soldiers, who were killed during world war one, are formally identified after their relatives provide DNA samples.
“Dont sell your soul to the devil” – campaigner and fashion guru Vivienne Westwood to landowners who may lease to fracking firms. Which super-rich Brit’s done just that? Find out at 7
The Conservatives have been hit with a Twitter “takedown” after a “patronising” advert on how the Budget 2014’s beer and bingo cuts help “hardworking people”.
The chancellor could raise the personal tax allowance in Wednesday’s budget, but to do so is expensive and can skew the way money is distributed across the population.
Users of the social networking site Reddit said a satellite image posted online appears to show debris from the missing Malaysian Airlines Flight 370.
In any analysis of Venezuelan politics, it is prudent not to underestimate the vast shadow that former President Hugo Chavez casts over his country, writes Thom Walker.
Tony Benn was a clutter of paradoxes: impossibly aristocratic, his sympathy and passion were for those who could never aspire to live, like him, in Holland Park Avenue.
A helicopter crash in Norfolk leaves four dead, including Lord Ballyedmond, one of the richest men in Northern Ireland.