Man released in Birmingham shooting investigation
A man who was arrested on suspicion of murder after one man died and another was seriously injured in a shooting in Birmingham has been released from the investigation. Police were called to Rotton ...
Romanians cast ballots in presidential race
Thirteen candidates are vying for the presidency in the European Union and Nato member country with the vote expected to go ...
Kyle Walker says Manchester City have the characters and ability to end poor run
Manchester City captain Kyle Walker is confident the champions will soon bounce back from their alarming slump. City’s recent blip threatened to become a crisis as they crashed to a fifth successive ...
Cop29 finance deal ‘woefully inadequate’, Greenpeace says
A financial package for developing nations agreed at Cop29 is “woefully inadequate”, according to climate campaign group Greenpeace. The 300 billion dollar (£239.5 billion) agreement, which is ...
Tesco urges customers to make donations to help hungry
Tesco customers can make a difference to the lives of people facing hunger and hardship by donating long-life items this week.
Max Verstappen savours champion feeling after Red Bull’s ‘messy’ start to season
Verstappen finished fifth at Saturday’s Las Vegas Grand Prix, one place ahead of British driver Lando Norris, to emulate Alain Prost and Sebastian Vettel as a four-time world champion. Only Lewis ...
Putin offers to wipe out debt of new army recruits
It comes as Ukraine revealed the remains of a new intermediate-range ballistic missile fired at it by Moscow last year.
Israeli strike on Lebanese army centre kills one soldier
An Israeli strike on an army centre in Lebanon has killed one soldier and injured 18 others, the Lebanese military said. It was the latest in a series of Israeli strikes that have killed more than 40 ...
Tories would not support decision to arrest Netanyahu in UK, says Hollinrake
Downing Street has indicated the Israeli prime minister faces detention if he enters Britain after an international arrest warrant was issued ...
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Young people will lose benefits if they refuse work and training, minister says
Young people will lose their benefits if they refuse to take up work and training opportunities, a Cabinet minister has said ahead of announcing measures to cut the welfare bill. Liz Kendall said ...
Homes and cars underwater as Storm Bert takes its toll on Wales
More than 100 flood warnings and alerts have been issued across the country, with homes flooded and landslides reported.
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Benefits claimants will face sanctions if they refuse to work, minister says
Benefit claimants deemed fit to work will face sanctions if they refuse to take up job opportunities, a Cabinet minister has said ahead of announcing measures to cut the welfare bill. Liz Kendall said ...