Vacancies for lap dancers in a club that offers “topless to fully nude dances” have been advertised on a government website, despite the fact that such adverts were banned from appearing in job centres over three years ago.

The man’s lawyer stressed the case was not covered by the shadow of eugenics

Using clean water is one of the best ways to stop children losing essential nutrients vital to growth, says study

Representatives from social media company expected to be called by Commons committee over threats of sexual violence against women

With all eyes on the royal baby, there is no chance George Alexander Louis Windsor will ever be rendered invisible. The same cannot be said for the 51 million babies – almost one in three of all babies born across the world annually – whose births are not registered each year. These children do not have a birth certificate and, legally speaking, do not exist.

Ahead of the airing of a documentary made with the acclaimed naturalist, the eccentric musician tells Sarah Morrison how the pair found common ground in each other's fields

Monitoring of car number plates by CCTV cameras is ‘excessive’,  rules data Information Commissioner's Office

Sant Kaur Bajwa was also officially the world's second oldest person

Government’s ‘outdated’ system underestimated the size of the sector by as much as 40 per cent

They are diverse, dynamic – and doing well in the market. And now social enterprises are to get their own 'champion'