The union argues that staff have proven their ability to work flexibly and attempts to remove that right are unfair

People now believe ‘midlife’ lasts until your mid-seventies — it doesn’t stop there, says Elaine Kingett, 74

The International Criminal Court is alleged to be poised to issue arrest warrants for the Israeli prime minister and senior officials

The prime minister caused uproar by wearing Adidas Samba trainers, which subsequently lost their cool connotations

Jewish students at UCL say they are facing rising antisemitism as Israel’s invasion of Gaza goes on

The TV presenter was likely to have been cleared of harassing colleagues

Lucy Hawes and Daniel McKeown have been praised for their efforts to treat the Household Cavalry horses

Staff now accompany the president on his walks from the White House to Marine One, breaking from tradition amid voter concerns about his advanced age

The defence secretary has urged rebellious Tories to shelve their designs on replacing the prime minister before an election, as Sunak beefs up defence spending

The World in 10 team speak to The Times' China correspondent Richard Spencer about the US Secretary of State's visit to China, in which he was warned not to cross China's 'red lines' - but what are...

The inquiry into the Horizon IT scandal has been told about the reaction to the death of a sub-postmaster accused of stealing

Feyenoord coach is keen to take the next ‘great step’ in his career by moving to Anfield and received strong backing from the German, who admires the way his team play

Gary and Janet Furlong, whose son James was stabbed to death alongside two friends by a Libyan asylum seeker in 2020, says more counterterrorism work is needed

President Xi pins hopes on theoretical technology that uses laser pulses to produce the thrust of a jet engine under water

The chancellor had hoped to win concessions from President Xi — but his visit just highlighted broader foreign policy weaknesses