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Black Friday sales do not appear to provided much cheer for retailers amid continued consumer caution, according to official figures.

A man suspected of killing 15 people during a shooting in Bondi Beach "conducted firearms training" with his father before the attack on a Jewish event, Australian police have said.

Wes Streeting has pledged to do all he can to avoid industrial action in 2026, as doctors in England return to work following a five-day walkout.

A major incident had been declared in Shropshire after a sinkhole breached a canal in the Chemistry area of Whitchurch.

The US is in "active pursuit" of a third oil tanker near Venezuela in the Caribbean Sea, officials have said.

The earliest publicly known survivor of Jeffrey Epstein's abuse has told Sky News there was a "wilful blindness" about the young women and children around him - as she claimed the US Department of Justice (DoJ) had "broken the law" with the Epstein files.

Chris Rea, known for hits including Driving Home For Christmas and The Road To Hell, has died after a short illness, according to a family spokesperson.

The Christmas period is upon us, and goods are flying off the shelves, but for some reason, the tills are not ringing as loudly as they should be.

Stars including Liam Gallagher, David Beckham and Paul Weller have gathered to pay tribute to The Stone Roses star Gary "Mani" Mounfield.

David Walliams has been dropped by his publisher HarperCollins UK following allegations of inappropriate behaviour towards women.

A new row over the future of Greenland has erupted between Denmark and the US after Donald Trump appointed a special envoy to the territory.

Puppy farms, trail hunting and snare traps are all set to be banned under animal welfare reforms being introduced by the government.

The chair of the Labour Party has insisted that Sir Keir Starmer will "absolutely" still be prime minister next Christmas, despite the party's dire position in the polls.

The £100 cap on contactless card payments is to be lifted – under changes that will allow some shoppers to set their own limits.

Pictures of Donald Trump were included among at least 16 documents that disappeared from the Epstein files released by the Department of Justice (DOJ).

Israel has approved 19 new Jewish settlements in the occupied West Bank in a fresh blow to the possibility of a Palestinian state.

The family of a Palestine Action prisoner on day 43 of a hunger strike says she could die in prison if the UK government does not intervene.

The market seems to be content, for now at least, to keep betting big on AI.

Warning: This article contains references to suicide and sexual assault

Elon Musk has just gotten even closer to being the first-ever trillionaire after a court reinstated his Tesla stock options worth billions.

This is a story about a roundabout in Leicester.

A raccoon that passed out drunk after running amok in a Virginia liquor store is suspected of two other "break-ins".

Liberal Democrat leader Sir Ed Davey has written to the UK's human rights watchdog asking for an investigation into the government's plan to postpone some local elections next year.

Downing Street has insisted the government is committed to "sticking to our red lines", after Wes Streeting appeared to endorse calls for a bespoke UK-EU customs union.

Siobhan MacGowan almost looks surprised as she remembers.

Uber and Lyft ‌are both planning to launch driverless taxi trials in London in 2026, in separate partnerships with Chinese tech giant Baidu.

Puppetry has enjoyed a renaissance in recent years.