People are classed as economically inactive if they are of working age and not in employment but not currently looking for work. The list is ordered by the proportion of the workforce estimated to be ...

Imogen Nunn, who was born deaf, had more than 780,000 followers on social media, where she raised awareness of hearing and mental health issues.

When pressed to disclose the areas conducting local inquiries into grooming, Jess Phillips said the Government’s plans would ‘come ...

Ajax’s Henderson thought his international career was over but could win his first cap since November 2023 when England host Albania on Friday.

Punchestown or perhaps Royal Ascot are pencilled in for Poniros after his shock success in the JCB Triumph Hurdle. The ...

Health minister Stephen Kinnock said that counsellors in some other countries undergo years of training, but he was “struck” by how easy it is to “set up and start charging for it within the next day” ...

England may be forced to relocate from Allianz Stadium to Milton Keynes or Birmingham because of licence restrictions over staging concerts, according to Rugby Football Union chief executive Bill ...

The Thirlwall Inquiry has been examining how the former neonatal nurse was able to murder or attack 14 babies at the Countess of Chester Hospital.

The European Union has outlined the steps that Apple must take to open up its iPhone and iPad operating systems to work better with competing technologies. It is the first time it has moved to compel ...

The Home Secretary warned stronger steps are needed to stop deadly crimes influenced by access to horrifying material online.

The First Minister has said the SNP’s lead in a new poll shows his leadership is connecting with Scots. A Survation survey for Quantum Communications released on Wednesday, which spoke to 1,012 people ...

Acting chief executive Brant Dunshea says the British Horseracing Authority is considering what can be done to “mitigate the risk” of false starts at the Grand National meeting – while avoiding a ...