Martin Ivens is the editor of the Times Literary Supplement. Previously, he was editor of the Sunday Times of London and its ...

Indonesia is set to sign an agreement to lift its decade-long moratorium on sending citizens to Saudi Arabia as domestic ...

The Ministry of Labour and Social Security has moved to ease the concerns of members of the Seventh-day Adventists community ...

Karin Smyth was quizzed on whether any frontline staff will lose their jobs due to the upcoming NHS England shake up.

LBC Radio presenter Nick Ferrari asked health minister Karin Smyth the same question five times and still didn't get an ...

Two Windsor-Essex MPs have been reacting to Mark Carney's appointment to the role of Canada's prime minister with a mixture ...

Quebec Labour Minister Jean Boulet tabled a bill that, if adopted, would give more power to the provincial government to ...

With his thumping majority of 158, Starmer has been able to weather the undercurrent of unrest that has simmered since he became Prime Minister in July, when seven Labour MPs were suspended for ...

It is anticipated that the new eligibility criteria will affect around a million people, affecting those making new benefit ...

Several billion pounds in spending cuts are expected to be announced in the Spring statement on the 26th of March.

The UK government is examining cuts to its BBC World Service grant in the spending review, with the broadcaster bracing for ...

Minister for Overseas Pakistanis and Human Resource Development, Chaudhry Salik Hussain has reaffirmed Pakistan's commitment ...