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The US has seized a North Korean cargo ship which it said was used to violate international sanctions.

Legoland Windsor is offering all those with the first name Archie free entry to celebrate the birth of the royal baby.

A video of a young Afghan amputee dancing for joy with his new prosthetic leg is taking the internet by storm.

A British man believed to be part of an extremist cell has been sentenced to four years in prison in Kenya for possession of bomb-making material.

Escalating US-China trade tensions remained in focus on Thursday as the FTSE 100 followed global stock markets into the red, dragged down by the fallout.

A Spurs fan with Down's Syndrome who was cruelly mocked by online trolls danced with joy again as her side reached the Champions League final.

A Lottery winner who commissioned a replica of Windsor Castle so her dog, Archie, could enjoy last year's Royal Wedding is wondering whether her pampered dog was an inspiration for...

Britain's economic growth is expected to have accelerated in the first quarter, but economists warned that the boost will not be reflective of the delay to Brexit.

Retailer Zavvi has said it is “extremely sorry” to customers after sending out a mass email congratulating all the recipients on winning VIP tickets to the Champions League final.

The outgoing boss of B&Q owner Kingfisher has seen her total pay package swell to £1.8 million thanks to a hefty salary hike and bonus awards despite plunging profits.

Notre Dame's melted roof has left very high lead levels in the plaza outside the cathedral and in adjacent roads.

Pope Francis has issued a new law requiring all Catholic priests and nuns around the world to report clergy sexual abuse and cover-ups by their superiors to church authorities.

Alleged serial rapist Joseph McCann could be visited by a senior judge in jail after he refused to appear in court for a second day.

Tesco Bank has quietly dropped its travel insurance offering, after ending its partnership with the same company used by John Lewis for a similar product.

Retailer Zavvi has apparently mistakenly sent out a mass email congratulating all the recipients on winning VIP tickets to the Champions League final.

North Korea has fired two suspected short-range missiles from the west of the country, according to South Korea's military.

Russian President Vladimir Putin has told the annual Victory Day parade in Red Square that the country will continue to strengthen its armed forces.

Jurors in the trial of Keith Raniere, founder of the cultlike Nxivm organization who faces sex trafficking charges, are expected to hear testimony on Thursday from a former prominent member...

Investors led by Ocado have backed a robotics firm specialising in meal assembly in a funding round worth £7 million.

The first details of Dyson's first electric car have emerged, as the vacuum cleaner-maker looks to take on the likes of Tesla.

Australia's central bank has taken responsibility for typos on 46 million banknotes after a radio station posted an image of the microscopic error on social media.

Pope Francis has issued a new law requiring all Catholic priests and nuns around the world to report clergy sexual abuse and cover-ups by their superiors to church authorities.

Lucas Moura dissolved in tears as he listened to commentary of the moment he took Tottenham to the Champions League final.

David Roper, one of the founders of Melrose, has announced he is to retire from the industrial buyout firm a year after its £8 billion acquisition of GKN.

North Korea fired an unidentified projectile on Thursday, South Korea's joint chiefs of staff said, less than a week after its leader Kim Jong Un oversaw the test-firing of multiple...

A Hungarian woman found dead in a freezer in a London flat had come to Britain "for a better life", a charity worker has said.

Australia's central bank has taken responsibility for typos on 46 million banknotes after a radio station posted an image of the microscopic error on social media.

Australia's central bank has taken responsibility for typos on 46 million banknotes after a radio station posted an image of the microscopic error on social media.

Denver has become the first US city to decriminalise psilocybin, the psychoactive ingredient in magic mushrooms, following a public vote.

Nobody was more excited than Glenn Hoddle at Tottenham's remarkable comeback victory which sent them into the Champions League final.

The Works has warned that its pre-tax profits will be at the lower end of market expectations thanks to the impact of Brexit uncertainty on sales.

North Korea has fired at least one unidentified projectile from its western area, according to the South Korean military.

Superdry has issued another profit warning after its sales crashed in the final quarter, as the company's new management pushes ahead with a shake-up of the business.

Barratt Developments has shrugged off Brexit pressures in the property market as the house-building giant “modestly” increased its full-year outlook after a strong start to the year.

A confidential whistleblower's complaint to a US financial watchdog alleges that Facebook has exaggerated its success in removing extremist content.

Alleged serial rapist Joseph McCann is to be forced to appear in court after refusing to attend a hearing on Wednesday.

Morrisons has reported sales growth in the first quarter despite Brexit uncertainty hanging over shoppers' heads.

The House Judiciary Committee voted Wednesday to hold attorney general William Barr in contempt of Congress.

Telecoms giant BT has posted a drop in annual earnings and warned that sales and profits are set to fall over the year ahead amid a “very challenging and competitive...

Telecoms giant BT has ramped up targets for the roll-out of ultra-fast broadband as it kept shareholder dividend payouts unchanged despite falling sales and earnings.