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British Steel losing £1.3m a day - and there is no 'credible' survival plan yet, MPs warn
The government must publish a "credible" plan for the future of British Steel, MPs have warned.
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Young driver crashes kill or injure 23,000 people in just five years
More than 23,000 people have been killed or seriously injured in crashes involving a young driver in the past five years, police have said.
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Gianni Infantino says he's 'open' to talks about FIFA reform in letter to football chiefs
FIFA president Gianni Infantino has written to football chiefs across the globe saying he is open to talks about reforming the organisation, while affirming his commitment to remain in post.
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Paramount one step closer to $110bn Warner Bros merger after settlement with 12 states
Paramount has reached a settlement with California and other states that sued over the media giant's $110bn (£82.2bn) with Warner Bros Discovery.
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Rape and sexual offences to be dealt with in specialist courts in England and Wales
Specialist courts to deal with rape and sexual offences are to be introduced across England and Wales, the prime minister has said.
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'No woman should have to curb ambitions out of fear': National taskforce to tackle misogyny launched
A national taskforce aimed at tackling misogyny across society has been launched by the government.
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German Chancellor Friedrich Merz says state election result a 'disaster' but vows to stay in office
Under-pressure German Chancellor Friedrich Merz has described a state election result as a "disaster" but vowed to stay in office.
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Sir Ed Davey says Jackdaw gas field 'makes sense' as decision looms for government
Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has suggested he would support the approval of the Jackdaw gas field, saying the UK will "need a lot of gas in the transition" to net zero.
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Iran issues warning after 'learning US plans to resume action' – and insists Strait of Hormuz will remain closed for now
Iran has issued a warning after reportedly learning that the US is planning to resume military action – after also insisting the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until its conditions are met.
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New species of wild cat identified in Bolivia - first for more than 100 years
A previously unknown species of wild cat has been identified in South America.
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Tata Steel seeks new government funding as industry crisis deepens
The UK's biggest steel company is seeking fresh government funding amid delays to the transformation of its plant in Port Talbot - a request which threatens to cast a deeper shadow over Britain's crisis-hit manufacturing sector.
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ICE agent shoots man in Texas after traffic stop, city officials say
A US Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officer has reportedly shot a man in Texas after a traffic stop - leading to an anti-ICE protest at the scene.
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Nottingham and Southport data NHS breaches 'the tip of the iceberg', Sky finds
The NHS has a huge problem. And one of its biggest challenges is that it doesn't even know the scale of it.
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'I'm so, so sorry': Ed Sheeran addresses Philadelphia crowd after Macklemore-Palestine row
Ed Sheeran has apologised to fans for the handling of a controversy which has threatened to engulf his tour.
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Trump to create AI force as lawsuit claims firms illegally agreed to slow development
Donald Trump wrote in a social media post on Saturday that he is creating an "AI Force" to oversee regulation of AI and will announce an AI "czar" in the near future.
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Three arrested over one of nine deaths of women in South Africa in two months
Two women and a man have been arrested in connection with one of a series of killings in South Africa which sparked outcry over violence against women in the country.
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Google's Gemini AI hacks three other companies during security test
Google says its Gemini AI hacked three other companies during a test of its cybersecurity capabilities – in the first known example of the system autonomously committing such an act.
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Police arrest Pakistan ex-PM Imran Khan's sister in Lahore ahead of march
Police have arrested Aleema Khan, the sister of Pakistan's jailed ex-prime minister Imran Khan at her house in Lahore, according to a spokesperson from his political party.
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Why our nation's beloved cup of tea may be under threat
It's said that a cup of tea solves everything - but there are now warnings of supply shortages for our nation's much-beloved brew.







