The King is stepping back from public engagements while he undergoes treatment

The Foreign Secretary says Teheran will be held accountable for the actions of its proxies. UK flagship aircraft carrier pulled from NATO exercise, because of a technical problem.

Power sharing is restored to Northern Ireland with a new Nationalist First Minister

Abdul Ezedi is being sought in connection with an attack on a woman and her two children

The EU has approved a 43 billion pound package of military and financial aid for Ukraine

The former First Minister was emotional at times while giving evidence in Edinburgh

The Democratic Unionist Party has accepted a deal with the UK government

Iran has denied involvement in the attack in Jordon which killed three American troops

Government "appalled" by claims that UN staff were involved in Hamas' attack on Israel. Defence Secretary condemns the latest Houthi attack on ships sailing through the Red Sea.

But the ICJ stopped short of calling for an immediate ceasefire

Valdo Calocane has been sentenced to indefinite detention at a high-security hospital

Moscow said the aircraft was carrying Ukrainian prisoners of war due for repatriation

The Prime Minister said more will follow if they continue to attack ships in the Red Sea

More than thirty thousand homes in Northern Ireland and Scotland remain without power

Russia has blamed Ukraine for the deaths of at least 25 people after shelling hit a shopping district the Russian-occupied city of Donetsk.

Iran has threatened to retaliate -- after accusing Israel of killing five senior members of its security forces in a suspected air strike in Syria.

Unions said the decision to slash almost 3,000 jobs is "devastating" for the industry

The Prime Minister said the backlog of cases had been cleared when thousands remained

A review is underway into the deaths of Bronson and Kenneth Battersby

Fujitsu said it has a "moral obligation" to contribute to sub-postmasters' compensation

It said vulnerable girls were left at the mercy of paedophile gangs in Rochdale

Lord Cameron says airstrikes have sent an unambiguous message to Houthi rebels

Taiwan's president-elect has vowed to defend the self-governing island from Chinese intimidation. Beijing says it opposes what it calls the island's separatist movement.

The US said the strikes on Houthi targets diminished their ability to launch missiles

Stephen Bradshaw has been giving evidence to the Horizon IT inquiry

All convictions in the IT scandal will be overturned in England and Wales

Temperatures were close to the threshold of 1.5 Celsius above pre-industrial levels

Hundreds of branch managers were wrongly convicted because of a flawed computer system

Hundreds of postmasters were wrongly convicted of crimes including theft and fraud because of a faulty IT system.

US airline regulator grounds some Boeing 737 Max 9 jets and orders urgent inspections. Hezbollah fires dozens of rockets into northern Israel. Police officer charged with rape.

Lawyers said they have spoken up in the wake of a television drama about the case

But the Prime Minister did not rule out a polling day in the Spring

The two bombs exploded near the grave of one of the country's top military commanders

Hamas says its deputy head, Saleh al-Arouri, has been killed in Beirut.

A powerful earthquake has struck central Japan -- triggering a tsunami alert. Israel's highest court has struck down a highly disputed law.

US Navy, protecting commercial ships from Houthi rebels in Yemen, hits 3 small vessels. UN warns of a risk of famine in Gaza. Queen Margrethe of Denmark to abdicate in January.

Russia says at least 14 people have been killed in Ukrainian airstrikes and all Eurostar services to and from London have been cancelled due to flooding.

Egypt has confirmed it is going to put forward a new peace plan for the region.

His drive for greater European integration often led to clashes with Margaret Thatcher.

But the head of the Israeli forces warned the war will go on for months

His company will take control of the club's football operations

Israel says it's interrogating hundreds of suspected Hamas fighters in Gaza.

A watered down version of the text was approved after days of negotiations

More than twenty people were wounded in the attack at Charles University

It reached its lowest level for more than two years, raising hopes of interest rate cuts

It has urged a 'very cautious approach' and said in most cases parents should be informed

Officials say an international coalition will protect the boats from attacks from Yemen

Humanitarian aid is being delivered to Gaza through Israel's Kerem Shalom crossing for the first time since the Hamas attacks in October.

The Israeli army says three hostages mistakenly shot dead by its troops in Gaza had been holding a white flag.

The High Court ruled the Duke of Sussex was the victim of phone hacking

EU leaders agreed to start talks despite threats from Hungary to veto the decision

Some have hailed the resolution as progressive; but others say it does not go far enough

Rival Conservative factions have clashed in the Commons over the legislation

He was challenged about whether his policies as Chancellor led to more deaths

Former immigration minister Robert Jenrick criticises the government's Rwanda asylum plan

Israeli forces have continued to bombard targets throughout Gaza where a senior UN official has warned that half the population is now starving.

Aid workers have warned society in the territory is on the verge of collapse

The Prime Minister described the new legislation as the "only approach"

The former prime minister also offered an apology at the hearing in London

It's an attempt to revive plans to send some asylum seekers to the country

The Home Secretary says they will lead to the biggest drop on record in legal migration

The UN warns of a displacement crisis in Gaza, as Israel intensifies bombardments.

Israel has bombarded southern Gaza, after pulling out of ceasefire talks with Hamas. And, more than 110 countries at COP 28 agree to triple renewable energy production by 2030.

More than 130 world leaders attended the climate conference being held in Dubai

Matt Hancock was giving evidence at the Covid Inquiry in London

The 10-month-old reportedly died alongside his four-year-old brother and his mother

The workers had been trapped in a collapsed tunnel for 17 days

The pause - which was due to end in the coming hours - has been extended for two days

Hamas has released another group of hostages being held in Gaza -- on the third day of a truce with Israel. The former England football manager, Terry Venables, has died.

Hamas' armed wing accuses Israel of failing to comply with ceasefire deal. Russia targets Kyiv in what Ukrainians say was the biggest drone attack of the war so far.

39 Palestinians were also released from prison in Israel

The revised figures are a new record and much higher than originally thought

Jeremy Hunt set out the Government's tax and spending plans in his Autumn Statement

Benjamin Netanyahu is meeting his War Cabinet to talk through the agreement with Hamas

Sir Patrick Vallance said he saw the scheme would lead to increased Covid transmission

The Palestinian Red Crescent says 31 premature babies have been evacuated from al Shifa hospital in Gaza.

UN agency condemns attacks on schools sheltering displaced Palestinians in Gaza.

Israel says fuel will be allowed into Gaza to prevent a collapse of the sewerage system

Israel has claimed Hamas was using Gaza's biggest hospital as a command centre

The plan has been ruled unlawful by the UK's Supreme Court

The sacked Home Secretary told the Mr Sunak he had failed to deliver on key policies

Suella Braverman has been sacked and replaced by James Cleverly as Home Secretary

Home Secretary says London is "being polluted by hate, violence, and antisemitism." Labour says she should be sacked. The US says it does not want fighting in Gaza's hospitals.

300,000 people have taken part in the biggest pro-Palestinian march in London since the start of the war in Gaza.

Israel says it is targeting Hamas fighters

The Home Secretary questioned whether police "play favourites" when dealing with protests

Israeli troops and tanks have tightened their grip on the area

It focuses on crime, housing and oil and gas licences

The secretary general said the territory has become a "graveyard for children"

The Israeli military says it's investigating after a school that the United Nations runs in Gaza was hit by an explosion.

The Israeli prime minister said there will be no ceasefire until Hamas releases hostages

Gusts of up to 100mph have battered southern England and the Channel Islands

Nearly 400 foreign nationals and injured Palestinians have been allowed to leave Gaza

A diary entry from a former advisor said Mr Johnson was "obsessed" with the idea

One of the hostages has criticised her country's prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu

The United Nations warns civil order is beginning to collapse in Gaza.

The Israeli military says the Gaza City region is now a battlefield. And, a former SNP leadership candidate, Ash Regan, has defected to the rival Alba party.

Israel continues its bombardment of the Gaza Strip, a United Nations aid chief says the territory is being "strangled", and conditions for people there are deteriorating.

Robert Card is believed to have carried out the shootings in the city of Lewiston

The UN head says he's shocked Israel could think he was justifying Hamas attacks

Israel says it has hit at least 400 targets in the Gaza Strip in the past 24 hours. Hamas health officials say 700 people have been killed in the attacks.

Israeli forces have carried out limited incursions into Gaza as the bombardment of the territory continues.

A second convoy of lorries carrying aid supplies is waiting to enter the Gaza Strip from Egypt, as Israel steps up its airstrikes.

He was one of England's greatest ever footballers and was key to 1966 World Cup triumph. Lorries with aid enter Gaza for the first time since Hamas' attacks on Israel.

Labour says it's redrawing the political map after winning Tamworth and Mid Bedfordshire. Storm Babet kills 3 people in Angus and Shropshire. Aid delivery to Gaza postponed.

The Prime Minister pledges the UK's support for Israel in its 'darkest hour'.

The President of United States was speaking at the end of a visit to Tel Aviv

There are growing calls for aid to be allowed into the territory

Negotiations are continuing to persuade Israel to allow aid to enter the Gaza Strip. Relief agencies say the situation remains dire for hundreds of thousands of people.

Israel's PM has told his emergency cabinet that his forces are ready "at any moment" to demolish Hamas. Gaza doctors have warned of an impending "public health catastrophe" .

A million Palestinians have now fled Gaza -- as Israel warns of a ground incursion.

Thousands of people are fleeing the area but most have nowhere else to go

Israel says no resources will be allowed into Gaza until Hamas releases its hostages. And, a watchdog say Rishi Sunak's changes to green polices have undermined net zero targets.

Israel sealed off the Palestinian territory after Hamas gunmen attacks on Saturday

He promised a "decade of national renewal" at the Labour Party conference in Liverpool

The move comes in response to unprecedented attacks by Hamas at the weekend

Israel says more than 600 of its people have been killed -- and a-hundred kidnapped -- since Palestinian militants launched their massive cross-border attack yesterday:

Israel is carrying out strikes in Gaza in response to attacks from Hamas

Sir Keir Starmer says it could be a launchpad to winning at the next general election

If confirmed, the attack would be the deadliest strike for many months.

The Prime Minister said the money would be invested in hundreds of new transport schemes

The second part of the inquiry heard accusations of "chaos" at Number Ten

The jab - developed by scientists in Oxford - can be produced quickly in huge quantities

But some of the Prime Minister's close colleagues want change - including Michael Gove.

Time is running out for the US Congress to avert a government shutdown. And, more than 30 Conservative MPs have promised to fight any further tax rises.

A 14 year-old girl and a driver have died, after a bus carrying dozens of school pupils overturned on the M53 in Cheshire.

The guidance comes six months after Gary Lineker was suspended for social media comments

Rosebank near Shetland is estimated to contain 300 million barrels of oil

The Home Secretary was addressing an American right-wing think tank

He faces accusations of sexual assaults and rape between 2006 and 2013 which he denies

Scientists hope the samples will reveal secrets about the origins of the planet and the life on it.

Rishi Sunak is being urged to reject any further move to scale back the HS2 rail project. And, Ukraine says a missile strike yesterday targeted Russia's navy commanders.

The missiles used in the strike were supplied by the West

The decision comes after fourteen consecutive increases stretching back to December 2021

The measure is part of the Government's easing of climate change policies

The move would be a major shift on climate change policy

Tehran will gain access to billion dollars' worth of oil revenue as part of the agreement

The European Commission President has promised a plan of action to help Italy deal with a surge in irregular migration.

The actor and comedian Russell Brand has been accused of rape, sexual assault and emotional abuse over a seven-year period, which he denies.

The Prime Minister said the breed was a "danger to our communities"

It is the first time he has suggested one of his key pledges may be unachievable

Thousands more are missing as the scale of the disaster becomes clear

But figures from the Office for National Statistics show the rate of unemployment rose

The Government is facing calls to declare China a threat to the UK's democracy

Rishi Sunak raises concerns with China after arrest of Commons staff suspected of spying

Terror suspect who fled Wandsworth prison is pulled off bike by plain clothes officer.

The UN's "global stocktake" has called for urgent action on global heating

Daniel Khalife absconded from HMP Wandsworth in London yesterday

The team at the Weizmann Institute say the synthetic model looks like a textbook example of a real 14-day old embryo.

Europe's biggest local authority has said all but essential spending will stop

A former senior civil servant said Rishi Sunak cut money for school repairs as Chancellor

Chancellor says ministers acted immediately after learning about risk from weak concrete. Ukraine says its troops have broken through first Russian defence lines in the south.

Suella Braverman calls on the police watchdog to investigate whether forces' stance on certain issues is having a detrimental affect on day to day policing.

Ministers have warned more schools may be forced to close classrooms at short notice

The Government issued the warning just days before the start of the new school year