Jurors at Cambridge Crown Court were played a CCTV clip of passenger Stephen Crean trying to wrestle a knife from Anthony Williams.

The King was immortalised on black T-shirts, complete with crown, gloves, shorts, and a boxing belt, worn by young fighters and their head coach.

The King danced through the streets of Bahamas’ capital after joining a carnival parade and shaking a pair of maracas. Charles embraced the culture of the Caribbean nation and did not need to be asked ...

A failure by the US president to produce the relevant files by a set deadline could result in sanctions, says a Florida judge.

Ten years after watching the Royal Clarence burn, two Exeter developers are now helping rebuild the landmark as 25 apartments and new commercial space.

The Office for Budget Responsibility (OBR) forecasts the tax burden to “increase sharply” from 36.0% of GDP in 2025/26 to a new record of 37.9% in 2027/28, then continue to climb to reach a peak of 38 ...

Argentina allowing Flavio Bolsonaro to cross the border from Brazil could lead to a rift between the countries.

UK Government pensions minister Torsten Bell said the Scottish First Minister was ‘trying for cheap political points to scare pensioners’.

Hundreds of homes across Scotland are still without power on Wednesday following damage from Storm Boelo. The storm brought 84mph gusts and a third of a month’s rain to parts of Scotland as well as ...

The Scottish Government will pass on the £100 payment towards energy bills announced by the Chancellor. John Healey announced the move in his first Budget since taking the job on Wednesday.

Council leaders welcome plans for Devon's first mayor in 2028, with proposed powers over transport, housing and training, but warn of funding pressures.

As well as extra money flowing to the region under the Barnett formula for allocating money to the devolved administrations, Chancellor John Healey also announced direct Treasury investment of £7.5 ...