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Hitting potholes is "all too common", a minister has insisted amid scrutiny of the government's claim that new road measures will save drivers £500 a year.

A former Labour MP who quit the party over Sir Keir Starmer's leadership has welcomed the landmark Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman as a "victory for feminists".

Inflation fell more than expected and for the second month in a row, official figures show.

A woman who is under police investigation after assisting the suicide of her husband at Dignitas in Switzerland has told Sky News she has no regrets.

Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds has said it is "likely" that British Steel will be nationalised.

Body camera footage of Gene Hackman's home has been released by authorities investigating the deaths of the actor and his wife.

An ancient oak tree thought to be more than 400 years old has been cut down in what has been called a "depressing" and "devastating" incident in north London.

Post Office auditor and big four accounting firm EY is being investigated by the industry's regulator.

The White House has hit out at an "appalling" attempt by a Democratic senator to return a father wrongly deported to El Salvador.

US stock markets suffered more significant losses on Wednesday, with stocks in leading AI chipmakers slumping after firms said new restrictions on exports to China would cost them billions.

You could have heard a pin drop in the press room at the White House.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney has said the question in the upcoming national vote is who would be the best candidate to deal with US President Donald Trump.

Seven years after allegations against him first emerged online, Harvey Weinstein is back in court.

After a dramatic weekend with ministers passing legislation to wrest control of British Steel from its Chinese owners, Labour's China policy is under the spotlight.

Israel's troops will remain in "security zones" in Gaza, Lebanon and Syria indefinitely, according to the country's defence minister.

It was in the evening that the bombing started to intensify.

Katy Perry has blasted off to space along with five other women in the first all-female space crew in over sixty years. 

Meta could be forced to sell Instagram and WhatsApp if it loses a landmark trial that just started in the US. 

The White House is looking at trade deals drafted by more than 15 countries, its press secretary has said.

The King has released an Easter message reflecting on the examples of "great cruelty and great kindness" that "daily come before our eyes" - saying they should remind the world of the importance of the "virtues of faith, hope and love".

CCTV footage shows the moment a watch thief mistakenly targeted a pair of undercover police officers posing as a wealthy couple in Mayfair.

Iran appears to have hit out at the decision to change the venue of its latest nuclear talks with the US from Oman to Italy, saying the "goalposts were being moved" as it blamed "hawks".

4Chan, an online forum notorious for its extreme right-wing content, appears to have been hacked - in a development some believe could spell the end of the controversial messageboard.

Millions of viewers are expected to tune in to one of TV's unlikely hits over the next few weeks, as herds of moose make their annual spring migration toward summer grazing pastures.

Public bodies have been told to look at how equality laws are implemented after the Supreme Court ruling on the definition of a woman, a minister has said.

Giorgia Meloni revels in her reputation for being an eye-rolling, combative and determined leader. Now she's got a new role - Italy's prime minister is now a political peacekeeper.