All eyes are on Vatican City for the sign of a new pope, as cardinals processed into the Sistine Chapel to begin the secret conclave meeting. The 133 electors, dressed in distinctive bright red ...

Ann Marie Twomey she could not comment on the previous investigating team’s 2017 search of the Satchwell home.

Cllr Revans told the BBC he does not believe "any council in the country is on top of their pothole situation". He added that Somerset Council has been given an extra £12million for road surfacing to ...

The Liberation Convoy, which followed the journey made by the so-called “Shetland Bus” during the war, was greeted with a floating salute as it arrived in Lerwick on Tuesday night. The Shetland Bus ...

His former partner Cheryl Tweedy is an estate administrator, meaning she is legally responsible for his money, property and possessions.

Charles visited the Thames Tideway Tunnel, a 10-year project designed to protect the Thames from sewage pollution.

People given infected blood and blood products in one of the worst treatment disasters in NHS history have described “anguish” felt while waiting for compensation. The Infected Blood Inquiry has heard ...

Independent MP Shockat Adam asked if the UK will admit ethnic cleansing in Gaza and end all military cooperation with Israel.

Gerry Adams gave evidence for a sixth day as part of his defamation case against the BBC at the High Court in Dublin.

In a heated exchange in the Commons, shadow equalities minister Mims Davies repeated calls for a national public inquiry.

The Scottish Labour leader accused the First Minister of wanting to ‘defraud’ the people of Scotland during a speech in Glasgow.

Jurors in the trial of two former friends accused of cutting down the much-loved tree at Sycamore Gap have been told they must consider the evidence “calmly and dispassionately”.