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The British No 4 has apologised after footage showed her telling an umpire that her opponent, French player Lois Boisson, "smells really bad".

An estimated 19.1 million people in the UK will drive on Good Friday, along with 18.5 million hitting the road on Saturday and 18.2 million on each of Easter Sunday and Easter Monday, according to the AA.

The UK government has been hopeful of a deal to exempt the UK from Donald Trump's tariffs, and in an interview with the website UnHerd on Tuesday, US Vice President JD Vance said he was optimistic that both sides could come to a mutually beneficial . ...

Abedi has been moved to the only available highly-controlled 'suite' cell in the country - a standalone self-contained unit monitored by a minimum of five people at any one time, and a prison dog. There are only four such cells across England and ...

Aston Villa went into their second-leg Champions League tie against PSG as underdogs but mustered an impressive performance to push the French champions close. The Midlands club lost 5-4 on aggregate.

Detectives told Sky News that a 62-year-old man had been arrested as part of a probe examining alleged "fraud offences".

The details of any deal will be fascinating, and it is where the controversy will be.

Mulvaney was speaking ahead of a Supreme Court judgment in London on Wednesday about how women are defined in law.

After initially appearing adamant that China should not have a role in Britain's steel industry, the business secretary is now suggesting his issue was only with the specific company involved.

After a gloomy start to the year, much of the UK saw blue skies and sun during March and into April. But as much as 75mm of rain could fall in some places on Tuesday and Wednesday this week.