Anyone who was anyone would wear T-shirts which declared in large letters across the chest: 'This is what a feminist looks ...

Rishi Sunak's move to Goldman Sachs sparks global discussion on leaders re-entering professional life. Unlike the norm of ...

Harry Potter is coming to TV, and casting is underway for some of the coveted roles from JK Rowling's beloved children's books. HBO has now confirmed a number of actors for several coveted roles as ...

Labour is set to spend £10billion on an initiative to help the nation's poorest children which will scarcely "shift the needle", a leading think tank has warned. A £27billion programme to help the ...

Andre Agassi was left fuming after a debate broke out with his BBC co-commentator Andrew Castle over the broadcaster's ...

Benedict Cumberbatch and Dame Anna Wintour were among the famous faces to attend day 12 of Wimbledon. Dame Anna, who recently announced she was stepping down as day-to-day editor of American Vogue, ...

The Office for Budget Responsibility has warned that the triple lock is set to cost £15.5bn by 2030, three times more ...

Bertie Carvel has said he may not stay in the role of Cornelius Fudge in the Harry Potter TV reboot beyond the first season. ...

Nick Clegg, Meta’s Chief Global Affairs Officer, has resigned, with Joel Kaplan succeeding him. Clegg played a key role in Meta’s content regulation and oversight board establishment.

Former British Deputy Prime Minister Nick Clegg has confirmed he will be stepping down from his global affairs position at Meta after a six-year tenure. “As a new year begins, I have come to the ...

Nick Clegg, the former UK deputy prime minister and the president of global affairs at Meta, announced that he is moving on from his role at the social media giant after six years.

Former UK deputy prime minister Sir Nick Clegg has quit as Meta’s president of global affairs, being replaced by a key Republican voice, Joel Kaplan. The former leader of the Liberal Democrats ...