Charles was pictured meeting with the prime minister of New Zealand Christopher Luxon on his first engagement since the Pope’s death.

The ex-footballer, who has worked as a presenter on the highlights programme since 1999, will leave the BBC after hosting its 2026 World ...

The star’s family revealed in March that the drag queen died ‘from the effects of ketamine use causing a cardiac arrest’.

A NEW asphalt plant at a quarry in a Borders village will pave the way for 10 new jobs, it has emerged. Proposals have been submitted for installation and operation of the plant at Quarry Soutra Mains ...

Cardinal Kevin Farrell was asked in 2019 by Pope Francis to take on the role managing the Vatican during the ‘interregnum’ ...

Cybersecurity can be improved by better preparing young people for the cyber threats they will face when they join the workforce, an expert has said.

Strikes are planned at Scottish Water this week after workers “overwhelmingly” rejected a pay offer. Workers represented by GMB Scotland and Unison Scotland will strike on Tuesday and Wednesday as ...

The former movie producer is being tried again on rape and sexual assault charges after his 2020 conviction was overturned.

Maria Isabel Salvador warned on Monday that “Haiti could face total chaos” without increased funding and support for the operation of the Kenya-led multinational force helping Haiti’s police to tackle ...

The so-called energy-saving devices have been the subject of multiple Government recalls, while Which? testing found no evidence that they worked.

One of the oldest family-owned department stores in the UK is celebrating its 250th birthday. Hatchers in Taunton was founded in April 1775, beginning its life as a drapery business. Today its owners ...

The Government has been accused of “sabotaging” the UK’s tourism industry as analysis found spending by international visitors was more than £2.2 billion below pre-pandemic levels last year.