Catherine says she feels deeply grateful in final instalment of Mother Nature series a year on from cancer treatment

The first thing most applicants imagine when they hear Queen Mary University of London is not medicine at all, but geography. East London. Whitechapel. Names that sound rougher, older, less polished than the postcard universities of spires and lawns. And that, precisely, is where the story begins. Amira arrived at Whitechapel Station on a grey September morning carrying a suitcase that had already lost a wheel somewhere between Stratford and Mile End.

Aside from some eye-catching gestures, Reform councils have focused on potholes and budget holes

Reform UK has lost more than 5 per cent of the councillors it had elected six months ago, an analysis by PoliticsHome has found.

Dutch politics has been transformed by 20 years of hateful speech about foreigners

The Government's basic income scheme for artists is set to become a permanent fixture from next year, with 2,000 new places to be made available under Budget 2026.

By August, NHS North East London (NEL) was supposed to have saved a combined total of £125m but had only managed to deliver £103.6m in cuts

Ireland's Basic Income for the Arts experiment has given creatives a weekly payment for three years. Now, a permanent program could be on the way.

Exclusive: Instagram pictures of girls as young as 13 were posted to promote Threads site ‘as bait’, campaigner says

Campaigner says Israel’s assault on Palestinian territory has led to surge in number of Irish people asking: ‘What can I do?’

Massive crowds gathered on the streets of the south-east town today, hoping to catch a glimpse of Sheeran.