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London's mayor said in 2023 he believed Sarah Everard's killer had "approximately seven years' pension service" with the Civil Nuclear Constabulary, between 2011 and 2018, according to a letter shared with Sky News.

CENTCOM said more than 5,700 adult male IS suspects were transported by US forces from detention facilities in Syria to Iraqi custody, in an operation that began on 21 January.

A critical incident has been declared at Nottingham University Hospitals (NUH) due to an increase in demand the trust has struggled to meet.

Bollywood's intimate relationship with the mafia is one of the industry's worst-kept secrets. For decades, this symbiotic connection fed on itself as stars, directors and producers flaunted their association with crime bosses.

Israel, desperate for action against Iran, worries the US could go soft on the Islamic Republic and end up trying to cut a deal.

Sultan Ahmed bin Sulayem had led the company - owner of P&O and 80 ports worldwide - for more than 40 years but was facing questions over his alleged ties to Jeffrey Epstein.

Dawson's Creek star James Van Der Beek died on Wednesday, leaving his wife and six children "out of funds" following the cost of his medical care.

The storm was described as having "uncommon strength" by French weather service Meteo-France.

Team GB have been within touching distance of medal positions so far at the Milano Cortina games, but could skeleton athlete Matt Weston actually get on the podium?

There has been intense speculation over Kim Ju Ae's future role since she was unveiled to the outside world in 2022.