Regulatory uncertainty, tax ambiguity and thin margins have kept foreign law firms from launching offices here despite market liberalisatio...

Former Australian politician Gareth Ward has been sentenced to five years and nine months in jail for the indecent assault and rape of two ...

Wales will introduce a tourist tax from 2027. Overnight visitors may pay an extra £1.30 per night. Campsites and hostels will charge £0.75....

British MPs voted to decriminalise abortion in England and Wales, driven by concerns over the prosecution of women, including those experie...

Under the proposals, the police could gain the power to issue notices to bosses of digital firms ordering them to remove content, possibly ...

The devolved regions of Northern Ireland, Scotland and Wales are expected to follow on with their legislation later in the year to make it ...

Westminster Abbey has been the site of every British Coronation since that of William The Conqueror in 1066 and King Charles III and his wi...

Labour leader Sir Keir Starmer has raised concerns over Nicola Sturgeon-led Scotland government's Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill...

The union's general secretary called the historic strike a "once in a lifetime chance to raise your income and overcome workforce shortages...

A live tracker of the queue to get into historic Westminster Hall said it was "at capacity" and entry was being "paused" for six hours as w...

The UK delegation explained in detail the regulations which determine the areas of court practice and legal advice by non-UK qualified lawy...

Arrangements for Northern Ireland - the only part of the U.K. that shares a land border with an EU nation - have proved the thorniest issue...

Forrmer cricketer Azeem Rafiq told a British parliamentary hearing that he was humiliated by the racist abuse and bullying he suffered at E...

Tiwari, a cricket lover who often takes time out from his hectic political life to play the game, said he will visit England in July to tak...

The regulations were passed in the Commons after 342 MPs voted in favour of legislation while just 74 voted against.

House of Commons Leader William Hague told MPs that legislation affecting just England should only be passed "with the consent of the major...

UK home secy said “thousands face the risk of being radicalised by hate preachers” and hence the snooper’s charter legislation needs to be ...