On the Pulse

More than 51 people have been stabbed to death since January with south London alone bearing at least 16 fatal

The latest Snapchat update has sparked outrage with many of the app’s users – with more than 1 million people

Pancake Day, Valentine’s Day and Random Acts of Kindness Day – there’s a lot going on this week. But how

At 16 you can legally join the armed forces, start a family and leave home – but what you can’t do

Theresa May’s review of university tuition fees in England could be just around the corner. And there’s one question on

Everyone’s favourite over-commercialised holiday has crêped up on us once again and reignited the age-old debate: sweet or savoury? So

The European Court of Justice has ruled that companies can lawfully ban employees from wearing headscarves and religious symbols under

Judge Lindsey Kushner QC caused controversy yesterday saying women were entitled to ‘drink themselves into the ground’ but their ‘disinhibited

EU citizenship should be an option for Britons post-Brexit, according to Guy Verhofstadt — the EU Parliament’s chief negotiator. Mr Verhofstadt,

With the Six Nations up and running the debate over whether to change the national anthem is still going strong.

Donald Trump and Brexit dominated the headlines in 2016 – but how do these controversial political outcomes fare with south