More than a dozen people who were injured in a stabbing attack at the central train station in the German city of Hamburg are ...

Shoaib Bashir ended a morning of Zimbabwean resistance with a belated breakthrough as England pushed for victory on day three of the Trent Bridge Test. A near sell-out crowd arrived in Nottingham with ...

The First Minister was speaking after the US President claimed incentivising drilling rather than ‘unsightly windmills’ would reduce ...

The council involved in the long-running strike by bin workers has been granted an interim injunction it says will ensure that picketing and protests at its three depots is in accordance with legal ...

A murder charge has been made after a man was found fatally stabbed in Kingsbury. William Amadi, 20, of Barnet was charged on May 23 with the murder of Ali Faris Muhammad. Amadi appeared at Willesden ...

Lewis Hamilton crashed in the closing stages of final practice ahead of the all-important qualifying at the Monaco Grand Prix as Ferrari team-mate Charles Leclerc again set the pace. The seven-time ...

Metropolitan Police officers were alerted to reports of an incident in Kilburn High Road shortly after 6.30pm on May 23. London Ambulance Service paramedics were also dispatched to the scene, where a ...

The Labour Mayor of Greater Manchester, who once served as health secretary, also called for criminal investigations into the scandal.

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The US state of New Hampshire has agreed to pay 2.25 million dollars (£1.66 million) to the mother of Harmony Montgomery, a five-year-old girl whose father was convicted of murdering her.

In talks held in Istanbul earlier this month that marked the first time the two sides met face-to-face for peace talks since Russia’s 2022 full-scale invasion, Kyiv and Moscow agreed to swap 1,000 ...

Worries about money is making bringing up children harder for almost nine-out-of-10 families in north London, charity Home-Start Barnet has found.