Sir Keir Starmer marked Armistice Day in Paris with Emmanuel Macron, while events will take place across the UK to commemorate the end of the First World War. The Prime Minister became the first ...

The adult male was found on November 1 on a popular tourist beach in the town of Denmark in temperate south-west Australia — about 2,200 miles north of the icy waters off the Antarctic coast, ...

Detectives investigating the death of ice hockey player Adam Johnson say they have been “working meticulously to fully understand the unprecedented circumstances” in which he died more than a year ago ...

World Cup winner Will Greenwood has been hoping to see Henry Slade line up at No.12 for England for half a decade – on Saturday he will get ...

A woman who was abused as a teenager by one of the world’s most prolific catfish abusers has described her anger that he used her photograph to lure other victims. Alexander McCartney, from Newry in ...

John Mitchell is the perfect candidate to lead the inaugural Lions Women team when they tour New Zealand in 2027 according to England legend Maggie Alphonsi. The current Red Roses boss is unbeaten ...

Having recently celebrated their tenth National Jigsaw Day, Wentworth Puzzles started the day as a way of encouraging mindfulness during the ...

The WMO said that while long-term warming measured over decades remains below 1.5C, the past 10 years are the warmest on record, ocean heat reached new records in 2023, sea-level rise is accelerating, ...

Henry Faure-Walker, Newsquest CEO, said: “It has been a delight to support the NSPCC throughout this year – and I hope that we can spread some festive cheer by helping them to raise as much funds as ...

The Ryanair boss also said that Media Minister Catherine Martin would be ‘far better off back in the classroom’.

Sir Keir Starmer is in Paris to mark Armistice Day, while events will take place across the UK to commemorate the end of the First World War. The Prime Minister met French President Emmanuel Macron as ...

The ‘nextdoor nature’ programme by the Wildlife Trusts has worked with 1,600 communities in the past two years.