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Jerry Carrigan, a drummer who played for Elvis Presley and also in the support act for The Beatles in their first US concert, has died aged 75.

Nasa is to open some pristine samples of moon rocks and dirt which have been stored for decades after being collected by US astronauts.

Moors murderer Ian Brady came in contact with vulnerable borstal boys for more than five years at Wormwood Scrubs prison, files reportedly show.

Transport giant Stagecoach has said it does not plan to bid for more rail franchises after its operations end in November as it remains embroiled in a legal row with...

Ryanair will change the way it conducts a 700 million euro (£628 million) share buyback programme due to fears over a no-deal Brexit, the company said.

STV has acquired a majority stake in unscripted producer Primal Media.

The company behind We Buy Any Car has received a £1.9 billion bid for the group from private equity house TDR Capital.

A pilot who died when his helicopter crashed atop a New York City skyscraper earlier this month had been flying erratically and said he did not know where he was...

Rory Stewart, Britain's aid minister and a former candidate to be that country's next prime minister, said he would now support Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt over favourite Boris Johnson in...

San Francisco has become the first major US city to ban the sale of electronic cigarettes after officials gave the measure its second and final vote.

Doctors in Rome have warned of possible health hazards caused by overflowing rubbish bins in city streets as the Italian capital struggles with a renewed waste emergency aggravated by the...

Shares in troubled womenswear retailer Bonmarche have plunged after it said it is backing a cut-price £5.7 million bid by billionaire Philip Day following further trading woes.

Troubled womenswear retailer Bonmarche has said it is now giving its backing to a £5.7 million bid by Edinburgh Woollen Mill Group billionaire Philip Day after further trading woes.

North Korean and US officials are holding behind-the-scenes talks to set up a third summit between the countries' leaders, according to South Korea's president.

The human costs of the migrant surge across the US border were driven home this week by a searing photo of the bodies of a Salvadoran man and his nearly...

The human costs of the migrant surge across the US border were driven home this week by a searing photo of the bodies of a Salvadoran man and his nearly...

Malaysian authorities have arrested four men and seized more than 5,000 turtles from their luggage at Kuala Lumpur Airport.

Nasa is to open some pristine samples of moon rocks and dirt which have been stored for decades after being collected by Apollo astronauts.

The acting head of US Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has resigned amid an uproar over the discovery of migrant children being held in pitiful conditions at one of the...

The world is on course for "climate apartheid", where the rich buy their way out of the worst effects of global warming while the poor bear the brunt, a UN...

Malaysia has ordered nearly 500 schools and kindergartens to close until tomorrow, after dozens of people were hospitalised with symptoms suggesting they breathed toxic fumes, possibly from industrial waste, the...

Hillsborough match commander David Duckenfield faces a retrial over the gross negligence manslaughter of 95 Liverpool fans, a judge ruled.

NATO urged Russia yesterday to destroy a new missile before an August deadline and save a treaty that keeps land-based nuclear warheads out of Europe or face a more determined...

Joe Biden is braced for an onslaught of attacks from the left as Democratic presidential contenders attempt to pin back the front-runner in the first debates of the race, which...

Boris Johnson refused to deny a potentially staged photograph was six weeks old as he faced a grilling over his relationship with Carrie Symonds.

Robert Mueller has agreed to give evidence publicly before Congress on July 17 after Democrats issued subpoenas to compel him to appear, the chairmen of two House committees have announced.

Robert Mueller has agreed to testify before US Congressional committees after being issued with subpoenas, Democrats have said.

Brazil's Supreme Court has denied a petition to release former president Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva who is serving a sentence for corruption.