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Police are hunting for four suspects who used two pythons to distract a cashier before stealing $400 worth of CBD oil from a petrol station.

The government is considering sending failed asylum seekers, including those arriving on small boats, to overseas 'migrant hubs', Sky News understands.

Israel has said Hamas' military intelligence chief in southern Gaza has been "eliminated".

The incoming IOC president has revealed to Sky News she is against banning countries from the Olympics over wars and will open talks on Russia's potential return to the Games.

Disney's use of CGI to create the seven miners at the heart of the live-action remake of Snow White And The Seven Dwarves has left little people feeling "disregarded" and "erased," according to a disability activist.

Vladimir Putin will break any peace agreement with Ukraine that is not "defended" by an international coalition of forces, the British prime minister has said.

Lawyers for Harrods are proposing six-figure payouts to settle claims brought by sexual abuse victims of the London department store's former owner, Mohamed al Fayed.

The chancellor's update on the economy next week is not going to be an emergency budget in its truest sense. But it will be a moment when the sirens flash red.

An electrical substation fire and an entire airport shut down - with over 1,000 flights cancelled, others rerouted worldwide, and 200,000 passengers affected by the disruption.

In Birmingham, they say the rats are as big as cats.

Donald Trump has said Russia is only fearful of NATO with the US as a member. 

US heavyweight boxing legend George Foreman has died age 76.

Ed Miliband said he is "not anticipating" cuts to GB Energy ahead of the chancellor announcing the biggest spending squeeze on Whitehall in years.

Five jihadists have been found guilty of holding French journalists captive in Syria for the terror group Islamic State.

As the clock ticked down towards 12.01am Eastern Standard Time on 12 March, Liam Bates kept refreshing his browser.

Heathrow says it is expecting a full day of "100% operation" after the airport was shut over a loss of power - but passengers have been warned of further disruption.

A baby girl died from a serious brain injury because midwives failed to provide basic medical care, a coroner has concluded.

The US attorney general has said three people alleged to have damaged Tesla cars and charging stations could be jailed for up to 20 years.

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has ordered the dismissal of the head of the Shin Bet internal security service - a move temporarily blocked by the country's top court.

Sir Keir Starmer said he is receiving "regular updates" about the fire that shut down Heathrow Airport as counter-terror police lead enquiries into its cause.

A swathe of celebrities including Sir Stephen Fry and Succession star Brian Cox have urged the government to reverse its "shameful" cuts to welfare.

The closure of Heathrow Airport could cost millions of pounds, with travellers and goods grounded as Europe's largest airport spent the vast majority of Friday without power.

Andrew Tate, the self-styled "king of toxic masculinity", and his brother Tristan have flown from the US to Romania to fulfil legal obligations related to a criminal investigation against them.

Clean-up teams are in a race against time to remove billions of plastic pellets that are building up on England's east coast before they are washed back out to sea.

London Heathrow was forced to close on Friday due to a fire at a nearby electricity substation.

Thousands of passengers have faced delays and cancellations after Heathrow, Europe's busiest airport, was forced to close on Friday following a fire at a nearby electric substation.

Sudan's military operations have pointed towards a specific target for several weeks: reclaim the Republican Palace from their entrenched enemy, the Rapid Support Forces (RSF), after close to two years of war.

Conservationists picked up hundreds of thousands of pieces of rubbish from British beaches last year, according to a charity.