Speaking, a memoir or consultancy work: What next for Theresa May?

Theresa May has announced her departure as Prime Minister – paving the way for a long and profitable career off the back of it.That is if

Boy, 12, charged after Londonderry disorder

A boy has been charged with riotous behaviour following disorder in Londonderry on Thursday. The 12-year-old was also accused of possessing an

Donald Trump to have lunch with the Queen during state visit

The Queen will host US president Donald Trump for lunch at Buckingham Palace during his state visit to the UK in June.The American head of state,

Irish climber dies during Everest bid

An Irish climber has died while attempting to climb Mount Everest.Kevin Hynes, 56, died in his tent at 7,000 metres in the early hours of Friday,

Man dies on street after attack in front of colleagues

A man has died after being attacked in a Glasgow street in front of his colleagues.The 35-year-old was approached by two men and assaulted in

The content of May's speech was 'disgusting', says James O'Brien

LBC host James O'Brien has given a scathing assessment of Theresa May's resignation announcement, branding it has

FTSE 100 jumps as easing US-China tensions overshadow PM’s exit plans

The FTSE 100 has lifted higher despite Theresa May’s resignation announcement, as an uplift in US-China trade relations dominated

Ocado chief pockets £50 million bonus

The boss and founder of Ocado has pocketed £49.8 million in the latest huge bonus payout for the chief.Free shares were handed to Tim Steiner

Johnson Matthey eyes electric car market as profits set to rise

Chemicals firm Johnson Matthey is expected to post higher profits next week, while the City looks for updates on new opportunities for the firm in

Santander refunding £1.4m of charges after failing to send overdraft alerts

Santander is refunding about £1.4 million of charges levied on customers after imposing unarranged overdraft fees on about 20,000 people

Frank Field calls on Green to fund Arcadia pensions scheme

Sir Philip Green’s longtime critic Frank Field has called on the retail tycoon to protect his employee pensions with his own money, as

Business leaders bemoan wasted days of Brexit chaos

Business leaders repeated calls for an end to the uncertainty over Brexit after so many “wasted” days.Dr Adam Marshall, director

European visitor numbers to Scotland jump 19% in year

Overseas tourism to Scotland rose by 10% in a year while the number of  European tourists jumped 19%, according to new figures.The Office

Urgent inquiry into European election ‘debacle’ demanded by Scottish Government

An inquiry must be held as “a matter of urgency” after EU citizens living in the UK were denied the chance to vote in

Fall in number of non-UK citizens living in Scotland, new figures reveal

The number of citizens from outside the UK living in Scotland has remained broadly stable in the past year, according to official figures.The

Boris 'unfit' to be PM - Tory MP

- Theresa May in tears as she announces resignation date Tory MP Dominic Grieve believes Boris Johnson is "unfit" to be Prime Minister.

Households in temporary accommodation rise almost 75% this decade

The number of households living in temporary accommodation in England has risen by almost 75% this decade, according to the Government’s

Sturgeon raises concerns of ‘hardline Brexiteer’ in No 10 after May quits

It is "deeply concerning" a "hardline Brexiteer" could become the next Prime Minister and threaten a no-deal exit from the

Heroic car driver jumps into driverless lorry to stop it from sliding off road

A heroic car driver jumped into a driveless lorry to stop it from sliding down a highway in eastern China. The terrifying video, filmed in Wenzhou

‘Ninja rat’ kicks snake in mid-air and evades deadly attack in amazing video

When it comes to a showdown between a snake and a rat, you'd be forgiven for thinking there can only be one winner. If that's the case,

Amazing rescue of orphaned baby bears stuck in a tree for days

The sad story of two orphaned bear cubs in the Canadian wilderness has turned into a miraculous rescue. The two cubs managed to get themselves

Facebook removes more than three billion fake accounts

Facebook has experienced a steep increase in the number of fake accounts being created on the social network, resulting in more than three billion

Top 10 super weird last meal requests

If you could eat anything before leaving this earth, what would it be? Today we discuss what these 10 individuals on death row requested as their

Risk of nuclear war now highest since WW2, U.N. arms research chief says

GENEVA (Reuters) - The risk of nuclear weapons being used is at its highest since World War Two, a senior U.N. security expert said on Tuesday,