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Teuta Hoxha's body is the "only form of resistance she has and that's what she is using against the state", her sister says.

Officers have launched an appeal for witnesses after Simon Whyte was fatally shot during an incident in northwest London on Friday evening.

Anna Turley said the government has "taken a lot of difficult decisions this year" to "stabilise" the country, but we are now "starting to see that recovery".

Joe Bennett, whose mum and stepfather have been imprisoned for almost a year, says they are undernourished and cooking among rats after being charged with espionage during a motorcycle tour.

Facewatch is facing a growing backlash from civil liberty campaigners but retailers argue they have no choice.

Sky News delves into the murky world of therapy - where anyone can set themselves up as a counsellor or psychotherapist without formal training, qualifications, or oversight.

Thousands of files relating to the paedophile financier, who died in prison in 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges, were made public late on Friday.

The files reveal the disgraced financier inveigled his way into British high society.

William and George made a surprise visit to The Passage in Victoria, London, on Tuesday morning, an organisation that the Prince of Wales visited with his mother, Diana, when he was a child.

Port of Dover Travel advised passengers not to arrive more than two hours before their ferry leaves.