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Volodymyr Zelenskyy has not ruled out the possibility that he can secure long-range Tomahawk missiles from the US, adding that he believes "Putin is afraid" of the consequences.

Prince Andrew insisted his accuser, Virginia Giuffre, sign a one-year gag order - to prevent details of her allegations tarnishing the late Queen's platinum jubilee, her memoirs have claimed.

The government says it is exploring what "additional resources and support are required" to allow "all fans" to attend Maccabi Tel Aviv's match against Aston Villa next month.

Britain's hopes of becoming a critical minerals superpower have been dealt a severe blow after one of its leading companies abandoned its plans to build a rare earths refinery near Hull.

Lucy Powell has accused Bridget Phillipson's team of "throwing mud" and briefing against her in the Labour deputy leadership race in a special episode of Sky's Electoral Dysfunction podcast.

In theory and according to international law, Hungary should arrest Vladimir Putin the moment he steps foot in Budapest for his meeting with Donald Trump.

The former BT Group chief Philip Jansen is being lined up as the next chairman of Heathrow Airport as Britain's biggest aviation hub prepares to deliver an expansion costing close to £50bn.

A Post Office Capture victim says delays in the justice system have left him fearing he may never live to see his name cleared.

Before Donald Trump met with Volodymyr Zelenskyy, he hosted one of his favourite singers, Andrea Bocelli, in the Oval Office.

A BBC Gaza documentary breached the broadcasting code, an Ofcom investigation has found.

It's not the first seismic statement I've had to deal with from the Royal Family late into the evening.

Rachel Reeves faces the prospect of another "groundhog day" unless next month's budget goes further than plugging an estimated £22bn black hole in the public finances, according to a respected thinktank.

Senior government figures are meeting today to "see if there's a way through" a ban on Israeli fans attending a football match in Birmingham.

It's the dead of night, and a convoy is driving along a road in Gaza's far north, 1.4km inside the Israeli area of control.

Prince Andrew has announced he is giving up his royal titles, including the Duke of York.

The government has again delayed making a decision on whether the Chinese super embassy can go ahead.

An Egyptian wrestler is hoping he has set a world record after pulling a 700-ton (635,000kg) ship with his teeth.

Brexit will have a negative impact on the UK's economic growth "for the foreseeable future," the UK's most senior banker has warned.

At West London Film Studios - where major productions from Bridget Jones's Baby to Killing Eve have all filmed - while Apple TV+'s Ted Lasso is currently being shot in one of their 10 sound stages (across two sites), it pains owner Frank Khalid that one of his biggest stages is empty.

Not all that long ago the prevailing wisdom in economic circles was that where things were made hardly mattered. What really mattered, instead, was how much something cost.

The first Post Office Capture conviction has now been formally referred to the Court of Appeal, marking a major milestone in the IT scandal.

Afghanistan has withdrawn its national team from a cricket series in Pakistan after strikes in an eastern border province killed three local players, the national governing body said.

Five men have been arrested on suspicion of running crypto scams that may have cost victims more than £1m.

Protesters have gathered in northern Germany demanding the prime suspect in the disappearance of Madeleine McCann be ousted from where they live.

Self-driving taxis could be on the streets of London from next year, according to autonomous taxi firm Waymo. 

Members of the Oxford Union are voting in a no-confidence motion in its incoming president, after he was accused of celebrating the fatal shooting of Charlie Kirk.

ChatGPT will soon write erotica for verified adults, according to OpenAI's chief executive, as well as becoming more "human-like".

Russia's investment envoy has said research into the feasibility of a tunnel joining the US and Russia started "six months ago".