The incarnation of Rymers Mill that stands today at the head of the village of Ampleforth, in a sheltered and elevated position which allows it ...

Tony Swales was born in February 1948 to John and Robina Swales at Toft Hill Farm, Hutton Rudby, where he lived until he married in 1973.

Heavy rain and winds of up to 80mph are predicted in parts of the UK during the first named storm of the season.

There is little agreement on the day’s top story as a range of issues appear on the front pages of Sunday’s newspapers. The Sunday Times features an interview with six-time Olympic champion Sir Chris ...

Health Secretary Wes Streeting is to launch a major consultation to help shape the Government’s 10-year-plan for the health service next week.

The Foreign Secretary will attend the inauguration of Indonesia’s new president and visit the DMZ between North and South ...

A reduction in child poverty would result in less demand on the NHS, schools, police services and social services, the New Economics Foundation said.

Scotland’s First Minister will use a speech on Monday to urge the Chancellor to increase spending, as he said the Budget presents a “make or break moment” for the UK.

The Government is launching a ‘national conversation’ on the NHS’s next 10 years as it aims to make the service ‘fit for the future’.

Welfare fraud investigators will be given the power to take money directly from pay slips as part of plans to crack down on fraudsters, it has been reported. The measure is one of several far-reaching ...

Sir Chris Hoy, one of Britain’s greatest cyclists and Olympians, has announced that his cancer is terminal. He was given a diagnosis last year that he has two to four years left to live. Sir Chris ...

Kemi Badenoch’s comments come after veteran Tory Sir Christopher Chope said she was too ‘preoccupied’ with her children to be party leader.