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The civil service is to be told to cut more than £2bn from its budget as part of the government's spending review.

The mother of a teenage boy who was shot dead has urged the public to come forward with any information which could help find her son's killer eight months on. 

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.

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.

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

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.

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 mayor of Istanbul and Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan's main rival has been formally arrested and jailed pending trial over corruption charges.

Pope Francis will be discharged from hospital today after receiving treatment for double pneumonia - but doctors insist he will need at least two months of rest.

A mother, father and daughter have been killed and 12 people injured in a Russian drone attack on the Ukrainian city of Zaporizhzhia, Ukrainian officials said.

At least six people, including a child, have died in southern Lebanon following Israeli airstrikes, the Lebanese state news agency has reported.

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

A pilot has died after his plane spiralled out of control and crashed at an air show in South Africa.

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

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

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

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.

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.

The very idea that the government is brainstorming proposals to deport failed asylum seekers to third countries, with its echoes of the controversial Rwanda plan, will send alarm bells clanging for many Labour MPs. 

Sir Keir Starmer has expressed concern about a lack of humanitarian aid in Gaza during a call with the King of Jordan.

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.

The chancellor has defended a decision to delay an expansion at Gatwick as she was questioned in the wake of the sudden closure of Heathrow airport - despite admitting the fire showed the need for increased capacity.

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.

Donald Trump has not been president for a hundred days - he will pass that marker at the end of April. Already the assessments are in: this is the most disruptive and transformative start ever to a presidential term.

Citrusdal is a seemingly idyllic farming town named after the fruit it grows. Nestled in a valley at the base of the Western Cape's Cederberg mountains, it's home to rows and rows of orange and lemon trees.

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.

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