The animals are a key draw for people embarking on sailings to Norwegian-ruled archipelago Svalbard, as they can be observed in their natural habit.

Concerns had been raised the cash from fines on water companies would not be ringfenced for schemes such as river restoration.

Friday will be the first time the Bill has been debated and voted on in its entirety since last year’s historic yes vote.

Five beaver kits have been born in Cairngorms National Park for the second year in a row – after a 400-year hiatus. The kits have been captured on camera at two separate sites in the park, in the ...

The former prime minister set out a code of conduct which all public servants and officials must abide by to address a series of sleaze scandals.

Jon Waring, 57, has already handed in his notice at Devon and Cornwall Police where he has worked as a radio operator for 16 years.

NEW accommodation at the Othona Christian Community and retreat on the coast road near Burton Bradstock has been refused as being ‘unjustified’.

The recipients of wildcards for The Championships, Wimbledon, have been revealed, with an array of British talent set to feature on the courts ...

A young female bear caused a stir after wandering out of the forest and into the leafy suburbs of the Lithuanian capital. For two days, the brown bear ambled through the neighbourhoods of Vilnius, ...

Foreign Secretary David Lammy will meet US counterpart Marco Rubio as Donald Trump continues to consider joining Israeli strikes against Iran. Mr Lammy and US secretary of state Mr Rubio will discuss ...

Marcus Stuttard is urging the Government to help boost ‘financial incentives’ for Aim shares and for British pension funds to back UK stocks.

The Bill is back in the Commons for a debate and major vote which would see it either pass to the House of Lords or fall.