Eco Petals, a one-year-old startup, takes unsold flowers from Coimbatore’s flower markets and turns them into charcoal-free incense sticks

A businessman has pleaded guilty before the Special Criminal Court to drug importation and facilitating an organised crime gang in relation to the largest-ever haul of crystal meth in the history of the State.

Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu considers plan to cut off aid to northern Gaza to pressure Hamas militants.

Reversal comes as public inquiry into plan starts

Nathan McDonnell (44) pleaded guilty before the Special Criminal Court

Thousands could lose up to £4,900 a year if the plan is retained in the forthcoming budget from the Labour Party.

Derbyshire Live went to London to speak with some of the 11 Labour MPs to see if they have heeded their leader's instruction to 'hit the ground running'

The Nobel prize in economics was awarded on Monday to Turkish-American Daron Acemoglu and British-Americans Simon Johnson and James Robinson for research into wealth inequality between nations.

The Novichok perfume bottle that killed one contained “enough poison to kill thousands of people”, an inquiry into the incident.

Alex Salmond died at the weekend

The former Scottish first minister died suddenly on Saturday at a conference in the Balkans country to shock politicians across the UK.

It's lost £1,000 in equipment and a day of trading

It is the first time the law will be debated in Parliament

Conservative party hopeful Kemi Badenoch says it is 'abhorrent' to look at Senedd expansion

The interim government in Bangladesh on Monday tried to pin blame for last week's theft of Goddess Kali's crown on the head priest and temple staff while claiming that it continues to carry further...

Senior Congress leader Ravinder Sharma on Monday questioned Centre’s move to empower the Jammu and Kashmir Lieutenant Governor (LG) in nominating five members in the Assembly and said that this...

UNIFIL peacekeepers are human shields for Hezbollah.

An inquiry into the Salisbury Novichok poisonings, which led to the death of mother-of-three Dawn Sturgess, 44, began at Salisbury Guildhall this morning.

South Gloucestershire politician in charge of transport met with the bosses of First and Stagecoach over the issues

The rent hike will kick in next October

Businessman Sir Tom Hunter said the investigation into the Stagecoach co-founder was a waste of taxpayer's money, after it emerged all charges had been dropped.

Leo Varadkar knew of claims an Irish politician was working for the Russians when he as serving as Taoiseach

Foreign Secretary David Lammy is meeting with his EU counterparts in a bid to "reset" relations following Brexit.

Jason ‘Jay’ O’Connor was “haunted” by the belief that he was the intended target of a gunman in drag

Sergei Skripal and his daughter Yulia narrowly survived the attack in 2018, during which members of a Russian military intelligence squad are believed to have smeared the nerve agent on a door handle

The First Minister is eager to encourage further private investment in the Scottish economy.

The former first minister was in the process of suing the Scottish government when he died on Saturday.

Demolishing the roads would be a powerful symbol that ballistic-mad Kim Jon Un isn't interested in a peaceful unification, and wants to make the south its principal enemy

Relief for choking school children as parents set to be forced to switch car engines off

India slams Canada after diplomats added as ‘persons of interest’ in Nijjar killing case; third accused sent to police custody till October 21 in Baba Siddique murder case, and more in The Hindu’s top news of October 14, 2024.

The tyrant dictator told TV presenter Alexander Lyubimov, son of former Soviet KGB spy in London Mikhail Lyubimov, how 'we don't want to take Crimea - that's absolute stupidity'.

Richard Parker said devolution and the Government's plans for growth are key for the future

Nottingham is one of ten areas that will benefit from new funding to tackle those persistently absent from school

“With this unexpected, unnecessary behaviour of you forwarding the private chats between you and your supposed friend and brother, Ufot Ebong, I have come to the conclusion that you are your only problem,” a member of Akpabio 2013 campaign said of the Senate president.