A national council watchdog upheld 47 complaints against Derbyshire County Council in the past year, relating to numerous failures to children with special educational needs

Industrial action, financial pressures and long wait times are all making life hard for the NHS as it enters its busiest spell of the year

The four-hour A&E standard - long considered a measure of how the NHS as a whole is coping - is slipping just at the worst possible time as we go into winter

The late Queen's 96-year-long life was full of constant restrictions, aristocratic formality and putting duty to the crown before her own needs. But just before she had the responsibility of the throne.

People queued outside a dental practice from 2.30am to get one of the few places available as official data suggests 'NHS dentistry has effectively ceased to exist'

The 66-year-old is serving a 20-year custodial term after being convicted of multiple counts of wounding in 2017.

Solihull residents' chance to have their say on proposal for home to become residential children's home

In a last-minute video call bosses read from a script that blamed 'the usual suspects' - Covid, the cost-of-living crisis and even the war in Ukraine

The Wall Street Journal on Thursday posted an amazingly joyous picture – if you are part of Western civilization, obviously – of the late mega-terrorist Hassan Nasrallah’s portraits in a dumpste

The disgraced medic said he would not leave his prison because of health concerns and 'inadequate facilities to prepare'

Fees were expected to skyrocket due to the impending removal of private school VAT exemptions

Richard and Lindsay Brown had booked a three-night stay at the holiday park with their four daughters but were left so shocked at the conditions they had to leave early.

Disgraced doctor Ian Paterson claims his life is at risk if he were to attend the inquests into the death of 62 of his female patients. He subjected more than 1,000 patients to unnecessary and damaging operations over 14 years

The development was given approval last year, but now it's going back to the planning panel again

'I had a moment after the nurses went when I thought maybe I should end it for her, which was a horrible thing to contemplate. Consequently, her suffering when on for four days and four nights' - Warwick Jackson, 63

An 11-bedroom HMO was approved at a planning meeting today.

The group of seven elected members will scrutinise the new way the authority is run and suggest changes

The First Minister warned the safety of prison officers and inmates was being threatened by overcrowding in some jails.

Fire engine response times are quicker than most ambulances, the mayor argued.

Linda McIntosh hopes the plans will increase communication in the parole system, a reform she and The Courier have been campaigning for.

Kerala Assembly opposes 'one nation, one election' plan, calling it undemocratic and harmful to federal structure.

Geraint Boyce pleaded guilty to publishing threatening material intended to stir up religious hatred after making and sharing a series of offensive comments on Facebook