The Government has pledged to give hundreds of thousands of people living with chronic fatigue syndrome “improved care closer to home".

Newly released files reveal Britain’s ambassador saw US invasion of Iraq as part of President Bush’s personal mission, as Blair urged more time for diplomacy..

Victims of miscarriages of justice will no longer have their compensation counted when claiming benefits under a law change coming into force on Tuesday..

Gang leaders, corrupt police officers and companies selling small boat equipment for Channel crossings could face having their assets frozen and being banned from travel to the UK in efforts to curb the people-smuggling trade..

A long-term commitment to the triple lock on pensions is not in the scope of the resurrected Pensions Commission, Liz Kendall has said..

David Lammy has joined other foreign ministers in condemning the Israeli government for depriving Gazans “of human dignity” as they called on the war to “end now”..

A 10-year-old boy who died in a bus crash while returning from a school trip to a zoo has been named by police..

Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer said he wanted people to feel better-off and more secure by the time of the next election as he set out his priorities in government..

The Royal Air Force is participating in one of the largest multinational military exercises across thousands of miles in Australia. .

Ofwat will be abolished as part of an overhaul of a “broken” water regulation system that failed customers and the environment, the Government has confirmed..

A charity has identified some of the UK’s “defibrillator deserts”, highlighting which places in the UK people could be least likely to get urgent help if their heart suddenly stops..

Live football will be made available on prescription to help alleviate symptoms of depression under a scheme being piloted by a Labour MP and Ecotricity-owner Dale Vince..

Girl guides will be rewarded for everything from sleeping and laughing to grooving and sharing their “guiding sparkle” thanks to a range of new badges adding to and replacing traditional ones..

A researcher at a Scottish university has developed AI tools that could give people in remote areas of the world access to fast and potentially life-saving skin cancer diagnoses..

The system for regulating water companies should be overhauled and replaced with one body for England and one body for Wales, a landmark review of the sector has advised..

England defender Jess Carter has revealed she has been the target of “a lot of racial abuse” during Euro 2025..

Households will continue to face rising water bills despite an overhaul of how the sector is regulated, the Environment Secretary has said, but increases will be “small” and “steady”..

Daniel Dubois’ undisputed world heavyweight dreams went up in smoke under the Wembley arch after he tasted defeat to Oleksandr Usyk for a second time..

A Highland estate in the Great Glen has been put up for sale for £9 million, with a property agency saying it is likely to appeal to buyers “from across the globe”..

The Prime Minister has been urged to engage with Scotland on evacuating injured children from Gaza who would otherwise be “left to die”..

Martin Lewis urges working families to apply for 'free money' over school holidays, in the form of HMRC tax credits

The supermarket giant has lodged the proposal with the South Downs National Park planning authority, aiming to open a new outlet in Lewes

Police have closed a road in Crawley amid an incident.

Police have said a rape did not happen after a woman has withdrawn the allegation

A 92-year-old disabled man from St Leonards threatened to murder care home workers before he was allegedly assaulted by police, a court has heard.

Footage shows the moment Donald Burgess was pepper sprayed and tasered by two police officers in his wheelchair

The current mayor of Brighton and Hove is due to step down from his ceremonial role this week after attending more than 200 events during his year in office

A minority of workers have resorted to “gangsterism not trade unionism” by disrupting rubbish and recycling collections across Brighton and Hove

Greggs confirms major change in some UK stores as it removes items from self-serve fridges and puts sandwiches behind counters in new trial.

Brighton student Lucy Dixon unveils modern portrait of Cllr Mohammed Asaduzzaman, the city’s first South Asian Muslim mayor, adding diversity to civic art.

Plans have been approved to build a large 'Neo-Georgian' home with a cinema and an outdoor pool on one of Brighton and Hove's most expensive streets. Construction of the new house will start following the demolition of Villa Fleurs, at 7 Tongdean Road, Hove, which is one of the oldest buildings in the Tongdean Conservation Area.

A number of dolphin sightings have been reported in Sussex

The plans, submitted to Chichester District Council, aim to turn the first and second floors of Friars House, 52 East Street, into 14 residential units.

A multimillion-pound revitalisation of Brighton Dome’s historic Grade I and Grade II listed Corn Exchange and Studio Theatre has scooped two RIBA awards

The scores are in — the latest batch of food hygiene ratings for Brighton and Hove restaurants, cafes, takeaways and businesses have been revealed

Saltdean Lido, which first opened in 1938, is one of the UK's last surviving seaside lidos

A new café has opened in Brighton’s Seven Dials

Body-worn footage shows police raids during a cannabis crackdown

Plans to erect a new home on the end of a row of terraced houses have been rejected after meeting significant objection

A disabled couple has been forced to move their kitchen appliances into their front room due to their disintegrating floor.