Britain's biggest water company is this weekend corralling its shareholders to support a major capital injection as it prepares to publish delayed annual accounts.

In the woods, hidden from enemy drones, ambulances wait. Just the sound of birds and the distant rumble of artillery. Medics sit killing time. But never for long, as the casualties start coming.

The Royal Navy has suffered a serious drop in recruitment that could hamper its ability to fight at sea and even man the nuclear deterrent unless fixed, defence sources have warned.

Large parts of the UK face thunderstorms and heavy rain today, as a yellow weather warning is in place, with some big sporting events already disrupted.

Parents paying their respects at the scene of the Wimbledon crash have said "everyone is affected" by the tragedy.

Three British cabinet ministers are being sued by a group of Sri Lankan Tamil asylum seekers, who claim they are being falsely imprisoned in dangerous conditions on a small island in the Indian Ocean. 

Rishi Sunak has said the UK "discourages" the use of cluster bombs after the US agreed to send them to Ukraine.

Rishi Sunak has said the UK "discourages" the use of cluster bombs after the US agreed to send them to Ukraine.

Better-off households should pay more for the BBC, a former chairman has suggested, as he branded the current licence fee "regressive".

President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and his Ukrainian military forces have proven incredibly resilient against what should – at least on paper – have been a superior Russian force.