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Hundreds of mourners turned out in the pouring rain in Beirut for the funerals of three journalists killed by Israeli strikes in southern Lebanon. 

A murder investigation has been launched after a man was shot and killed in London.

Tottenham head coach Igor Tudor has left the club after just six weeks in charge.

Up to 70 UK citizens have been detained in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) for taking photos and videos of Iranian attacks, it has been claimed by a British-based campaign group.

Kemi Badenoch has told Sky News the row over reported missing messages from Morgan McSweeney's stolen phone is "extremely fishy" and calling it so is not a conspiracy.

Motorists should "fill up as normal" as the government is "well prepared" for disruption, a senior minister has said as fuel prices soar.

It's a windy March morning and I'm standing in the forecourt of a small service station that has been re-dressed in Reform teal.

Kim Jong Un observed a test of a high-thrust, solid-fuel engine for weapons, hailing it as a development to boost North Korea's strategic military capability, state media reported. 

Kimi Antonelli claimed the Formula 1 world championship lead for the first time in his career after taking advantage of a well-timed Safety Car to win the Japanese Grand Prix.

George Russell says he is going into Sunday's Japanese Grand Prix "handcuffed" by the unsuccessful set-up change that blighted his qualifying performance.

Four-time world champion Max Verstappen says he is considering quitting Formula 1 at the end of the 2026 season amid his dissatisfaction with the sport's new regulations.

The Oscars ceremony is leaving Hollywood, organisers have announced.

First a Grammy, then the Brits - now singer-songwriter Olivia Dean is queen of the MOBO Awards, picking up three of the top prizes.

The family of a musician who was seriously injured in a racist attack have criticised the police's handling of the investigation, saying there have been "multiple failings" in communication.

A woman charged with the attempted murder of Rihanna following a shooting at the singer's home has pleaded not guilty.

Motorists should "fill up as normal" as the government is "well prepared" for disruption, a senior minister has said as fuel prices soar.

The Middle East conflict has prompted a major shift in UK household spending intentions as a "ripple of fear" has taken hold, according to a respected measure of consumer confidence.

Just Eat and the funeral provider Dignity are among the latest companies being investigated as part of an inquiry into fake online reviews.