Barry Martin, 38, was one of five firefighters taken to hospital after fire at historic Edinburgh building A firefighter who was critically injured earlier this week while fighting a blaze at the historic Jenners building in Edinburgh has died. Police Scotland said Barry Martin, 38, from Fife, died on Friday […]

People including property developers and peers who have collectively donated £21m named on new register Conservative donors who have collectively given the party more than £21m since 2001 have been declared as the ultimate owners of UK properties held through more than 150 offshore companies in a new government register. […]

Benjamin Netanyahu promises immediate action after gunman opened fire on people in worst terrorist attack on Israelis in years Eight Israelis have been shot and killed as they left a synagogue in East Jerusalem, in the latest episode of spiralling violence across Israel and the occupied Palestinian territories over the […]

National Audit Office finds ‘extraordinary waste’ along with failures of governance, oversight and financial controls The Department of Health has wasted a total of £15bn on unused personal protective equipment, Covid tests and vaccines, prompting heavy criticism from the Whitehall spending watchdog. The department spent £8.9bn during 2020/21 and another […]

RSPB shares results as Britons encouraged to spend an hour counting birds in annual Big Garden Birdwatch Watching birds and hearing birdsong have a positive impact on wellbeing for more than nine in 10 people, according to a survey to mark the largest garden wildlife count in the world. People […]

Ex-president to be allowed back ‘in coming weeks … with new guardrails in place’ after ban that followed January 6 attack In a highly anticipated decision, Meta has said it will allow Donald Trump back on Facebook and Instagram following a two-year ban from the platforms over his online behavior […]