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Plans for billions of pounds of investment by US tech firms include an AI Growth Zone in Northumberland and a big expansion of data centre capacity.

Science minister Lord Vallance, who rose to public prominence during the COVID pandemic, made his comments as drugs firms U-turn on planned UK investments.

Raymond Cosgrove, 33, was pronounced dead at the scene after emergency crews were called to the Inverclyde holiday park on Sunday.

A sheriff on Friday issued a warrant for the removal of the so-called Kingdom of Kubala, which has been camped near Jedburgh in the Scottish Borders for the past few weeks.

The parliamentary standards commissioner is investigating James McMurdock, who was elected as a Reform MP last year but suspended himself after allegations emerged over loans he claimed during the pandemic.

The 48-year-old drifter was serving time for raping an elderly woman in a flat near to where Madeleine McCann disappeared.

The green tea has gone viral on social media, with bright green lattes a common sight on apps like TikTok.

Hillsborough Law has finally been introduced to parliament, to the delight of campaigners who lost family members due to the tragedy in 1989. Here is all you need to know about the bill.

The 2004 murder of Alistair Wilson, 30, in the Scottish Highlands remains unsolved. A new team of Crown Office prosecutors and Police Scotland officers are working on the reinvestigation.

It would appear that pleas for aid, such as a COVID-style furlough scheme to preserve jobs, are not being considered at this stage of the crisis facing JLR and its supply chain.