Soldiers disgraced the British army by targeting unarmed civilians in an “unjustified” and “gratuitous” use of force on Bloody Sunday, the murder trial of an army veteran has heard. The shooting by... Read more »

British Steel has made the unusual move to sell slabs of metal to its rival Tata Steel, as the latter sought ways around Donald Trump’s proposed tariff rules. The Scunthorpe steelworks in... Read more »

Glasgow University has been accused of “failing” a student who killed himself on graduation day after being wrongly told he had not done well enough to earn his degree. Ethan Scott Brown,... Read more »

Hello, and welcome to TechScape. I spent the weekend wondering about the insistent feeling in the United States that few but the ultra-rich, even businesses, are making enough money to afford the... Read more »

Keir Starmer’s new No 10 enforcer has compared Nigel Farage to the influencer Andrew Tate, saying he is a “snake oil salesman” who is taking working-class boys down a dark path. Darren... Read more »

Streeting attacks Farage for ‘post-truth politics’, calling him ‘snake-oil salesman of British politics’ Wes Streeting, the health secretary, started his speech to the Labour conference with an attack on Nigel Farage and... Read more »

Zhimin Qian, also known as Yadi Zhang, was convicted on Monday A Chinese national has been convicted following an international fraud investigation which resulted in what’s believed to be the single largest... Read more »

Nick TriggleHealth correspondent Getty Images An NHS online hospital service will be launched in England within two years to help cut waiting times, the prime minister is set to announce. Sir Keir... Read more »

Louise CullenAgriculture and environment correspondent, BBC News NI Getty Images Departmental analysis states £85m should be spent on active travel per year but current estimates suggest it is spending £50m a year... Read more »