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Turkmenistan officials attend UK-backed regional training on transitioning to clean electricity generation in Central Asia.

A Reform UK activist who was suspended over racist and antisemitic comments is still acting as election agent for the party's candidates in Manchester.

The UK Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport has granted consent for RB Investco to acquire Telegraph Media Group, overriding a previous pre-emptive action order.

The UK's Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport has decided not to intervene in the anticipated acquisition of TMGH by Axel Springer, according to official correspondence.

The UK's Department for Digital, Culture, Media & Sport has announced it will not intervene in Axel Springer SE's proposed acquisition of TMGH, paving the way for the landmark media deal.

The arrest of a prominent international journalist in Kuwait has raised concerns about the crackdown on press freedom in the Middle East amid the ongoing US-Iran conflict.

Explore the fascinating story behind the Brooklyn band Geese and the online speculation surrounding their sudden success and

UKAEA's new Diagnostics Innovation Centre of Excellence (DICE) aims to solidify the UK's leadership in fusion diagnostics, a critical component for the future of fusion energy.

Swiss ice hockey coach admits to falsifying COVID-19 paperwork to gain entry to Beijing Olympics, raising concerns over event security and integrity.

Union Berlin condemns the sexist abuse directed at their female manager, Marie-Lou Eta, the first woman to lead a men's professional soccer team in Germany.