Yellow rain warnings have also been issued in parts of England and Wales from the early hours of Monday to 3am on Tuesday.

A proposal to rename Herzog Park in Dublin “should be withdrawn in its entirety and not proceeded with”, Ireland’s premier Micheal Martin has said. The Office of the President of Israel expressed ...

The Scottish Government has consistently said there was no consultation before the decision was announced to house 300 asylum seekers at Cameron Barracks in the Highland city.

Nicky Henderson is keen to “let the dust settle” following Constitution Hill’s latest fall in Saturday’s Fighting Fifth Hurdle, with the Seven Barrows handler pondering the role padded hurdles have ...

Phil Foden now sees himself as a leader at Manchester City with a duty to ease the goalscoring burden on Erling Haaland. The England midfielder played that role brilliantly with a double strike, ...

Bonds was the longest-serving player for the Irons, making 799 appearances across a 21-year career which saw him lift the FA Cup twice.

Strictly Come Dancing star Alex Kingston was seen 'limping' last night during Saturday's week 10 show (November 29) and fans are concerned.

The Watford Observer is delighted to share pictures from the Museum of Watford's archive and this week we look back at this scene from the late 1920s. The museum’s volunteer archivist Christine ...

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has asked the president to grant him a pardon during his long-running corruption trial which has bitterly divided the country. In a statement on Sunday the ...

Complaints against Hertfordshire Constabulary rose higher than the national average this year, according to newly revealed statistics.

British supermodel David Gandy has said there is not enough narrative about “good men” and that Andrew Tate pushes a “disruptive” and “immature” idea of masculinity.

Jeremy Corbyn suffered a setback on Sunday as his new party’s founding conference rejected his preferred leadership set-up. Members of the new Your Party voted narrowly against having a single elected ...