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The Australian pop star said that being top of the festive chart was "the most wonderful gift" and that she was grateful for everyone who had listened to her song and shared "the love".

Judge orders two years of supervision and medical treatment after finding William Haxworth, 88, unfit to stand trial for killing his wife of 60 years.

A spokesperson for the company said it took "employee well-being extremely seriously" and had decided not to publish any new titles by the children's author.

The Electoral Commission said voting should only be deferred in exceptional circumstances and that the move risked "damaging public confidence".

The trio created an "atmosphere of absolute terror, menace and threats" at the flat where they abducted Ryan Munro in an attempt to extort money from him, a court heard.

Sources suggest Home Secretary Shabana Mahmood had previously been reluctant to make the exemption as part of her drive to reduce net migration.

Ministers say the new measures will stop people-smuggling gangs storing small boats or engines in Germany before using them in Channel crossings.

A 2.5 magnitude earthquake hit Silverdale, a seaside village on Morecambe Bay, at around 5am on Friday, the British Geological Survey has reported.

Notorious conman Mark Acklom, who posed as a wealthy banker and MI6 agent, has been ordered to pay the victim of a romance scam £125,000 in compensation after a five-year court battle.

The delay is the latest in a long line of issues facing two ferries built at the Scottishgovernment-owned yard in Port Glasgow, Inverclyde.