Drug use among women in England and Wales drops to its lowest level in at least 20 years, figures suggest.

Dozens of workers from Albania, Brazil, Nepal and Egypt are arrested in "intelligence led" raids by immigration officials at Byron burger restaurants across London.

Health officials in Florida investigate four cases of Zika that do not appear related to travel, raising fears US mosquitoes may be carrying the virus.

An hour's "brisk exercise" each day offsets the risks of early death linked to a desk-bound working life, scientists suggest.

A new class of antibiotics has been discovered by analysing the bacterial warfare taking place up people's noses, scientists report.

A judge will rule later on whether Labour's decision to allow Jeremy Corbyn to automatically stand for re-election as leader was lawful or not.

Investment in the UK's first new nuclear plant in decades is set to get final approval later on Thursday from the company financing most of the project.

The High Court is asked to come to the aid of a woman from Swansea who claims to have been imprisoned by her father in Saudi Arabia.