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Mohanad Abdullaahi Goobe died in Manchester's Moss Side in an incident detectives described as "shocking", and urged people not to share social media footage.

Sir Keir Starmer's deal with Emmanuel Macron, announced earlier this summer, would see the UK send asylum seekers who have crossed the Channel in small boats back to France in exchange for migrants with links to Britain.

Israel is continuing to expand its offensive in Gaza City, despite Sky News analysis finding thousands of families remain there in camps of tents.

The Ghanaian midfielder was a consistent performer for Arsenal after joining from Atletico Madrid in 2020. He left the club when his contract expired at the end of last season, having made 35 appearances during the campaign.

The US president's historic second state visit has begun - with him telling journalists upon arrival "everyone's looking forward to it". But not everyone greeted him warmly.

The German national is being freed after serving a seven-year sentence for rape, but he remains the only suspect in the abduction of the toddler in Portugal 18 years ago.

An Eritrean asylum seeker, who arrived in the UK on a small boat, will not be deported on Wednesday under the government's "one in, one out" pilot scheme.

Around 4.3 million tickets were handed out between April and June, a little over 846,000 more than the same period last year, meaning 48,000 tickets are issued daily, with the sector generating up to £4.8m every 24 hours.

The peer, who was the only Labour figure to attend Donald Trump's inauguration, said he was shown "photos of Peter Mandelson blowing out birthday candles with Jeffrey Epstein" while in the US last January.

Nicholas Moss KC, counsel to the inquiry, said the killer's parents had a "fear" of their son's response if they asked him questions about packages or attempted to tidy his room ...