Prince Andrew accused of playing game of 'hide and seek' - as US judge rules legal papers can be served Stateside
A US judge has ruled that legal papers relating to a sexual assault lawsuit can be served to Prince Andrew via his LA-based lawyers.
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Violence against women should be as much a priority as terrorism, report finds after Sarah Everard murder
Stopping violence against women should be considered as much of a priority for the police as combating terrorism, a major report has found.
Two men charged over murder of journalist Lyra McKee in Northern Ireland
Two men have been charged with the murder of 29-year-old journalist Lyra McKee, who was shot dead in Derry in 2019.
Boris Johnson to hold first meeting of new cabinet after reshuffle
Boris Johnson will gather his cabinet later for the first meeting of his top team since the prime minister's reshuffle.
Major changes to international travel rules could be announced today
Major changes to the rules for international travel are expected to be announced later, according to reports.
For the first time ever, Oxford and Cambridge miss out on top spot in UK university rankings
For the first time ever, neither Cambridge nor Oxford have topped The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide, with the University of St Andrews securing the No 1 spot.
Booster programme begins as NHS starts giving third COVID jabs
The NHS has started rolling out COVID-19 booster jabs - as figures show that more than one in five adults under 40 have still not had any COVID jab at all.
Can't Get You Out Of My Head at 20: The story behind Kylie Minogue's biggest hit
At London's Hammersmith Apollo in the spring of 2001, Kylie Minogue previewed a previously unheard song.
Record migrants cross Channel but numbers are dwarfed by unauthorised people in UK
As a record number of migrants have crossed the Channel this summer, they have become the face of illegal immigration into the UK.