A public inquiry is continuing to hear evidence into the killings of Barnaby Webber, Grace O'Malley-Kumar and Ian Coates by Valdo Calocane.

The British Type 45 Destroyer has been loaded with ammunition and other supplies and is being deployed to protect UK military bases in Cyprus, which have come under fire in the Iran war.

A community iftar held at Peterborough United's stadium was an opportunity to break down barriers and celebrate cohesion, organisers said. About 300 people of different faiths, and no faith, joined ...

"Whilst they told the people of Derbyshire they would cut taxes and reduce waste, Reform instead hiked council tax and increased the chief executive's pay – all whilst cutting v ...

The 23-year-old academy product made his debut against Gloucester in November 2021 and has 21 senior appearances to date. Head of rugby at Bath, Johann van Graan, told the club website Donoghue's best ...

Gloucester have signed centre Phil Cokanasiga from Ospreys for the 2026-27 season. Cokanasiga, 24, has spent two seasons playing for the Swansea-based outfit in the United Rugby Championship, having ...

Wales' health and education systems are underperforming compared with England despite significant increases in spending, according to a major think-tank. A report from the Institute for Fiscal Studies ...

Vitória Figueiredo Barreto, 30, took a 30‑minute bus journey from Colchester to the coastal town of Brightlingsea on Tuesday, 3 March and family and friends have not heard from her since. She had been ...

A man who punched two women as he tried to steal their "beloved" dog has been jailed for two years and 10 months. Keiron Kennedy, 29, attacked the dog walkers in Sunderland after telling them to give ...

The head of anti-discrimination body Kick It Out says that initial proposals by English football's independent regulator "put equality, diversity and inclusion on the subs bench".

From passport privilege to overtourism and carbon cost, the boom in two- to four-day "micro-cations" reveals how modern travellers are rethinking rest.

Dunfermline Athletic ease past beleaguered Aberdeen to advance to their first Scottish Cup semi-final since 2009 with a dominant victory at East End Park.