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The Government has launched a public consultation on reducing personal water consumption in order to protect supplies and the environment, but where does the blame really lie?

The cabinet now includes a Chancellor whose immigration policy would exclude his Dad and a Foreign Secretary who hadn't realised we were surrounded by sea.

An artist’s workshop in Bristol, a live-in shed/lorry in Hampshire and a beach bar shack in Northamptonshire are among the 21 finalists.

When a heat wave really hits there can be serious - even deadly – implications says GMB union

The nine-year-old was swimming with his uncle when he “suddenly” lost contact with the bottom and began to panic and scream.

With the ice melt on Greenland's icesheet commencing a month early huge areas of land have been exposed to record-breaking summer temperatures.

Police divers have been scouring the river at three different points since officers were first alerted, just after 6pm on Tuesday evening.

PC Mark Beardsley had been told by a member of staff during a visit to a high school in 2018 that a child under 13 had been having sexual intercourse

The incoming prime minister has said he will deliver Brexit on the October 31 deadline with or without a deal.