Victims will be able to file claims when they are ready and are likelier to receive an apology, the government says.

Abuse victims will be able to bring compensation claims when they are ready rather than being bound by a three-year time limit, under reforms the Government has acknowledged are “long overdue”.

Groups acting on behalf of abuse victims have urged Britain's Catholic Church to speak up on a case that sent shockwaves ...

Donald Trump has agreed to suspend his aggressive tariff hike against Mexico by one month after speaking to his counterpart ...

Violent videos which Southport killer Axel Rudakubana watched are still online after the Government asked social media companies for them to be removed, Yvette Cooper has said.

Local inquiry into grooming gangs needed in London – former mayoral candidate - Susan Hall, who also chairs the London ...

Politics Live: Elon Musk attacks 'evil' Starmer Mr Musk made ... It was among a package of measures unveiled by Home Secretary Yvette Cooper on Monday, including making it a criminal offence ...

Whether it's investigating the financials of Elon Musk's pro-Trump PAC or producing ... Outlining more details on Rudakubana’s background, Ms Cooper told the Commons that he had admitted to ...