Officers who raise concerns about misogyny and sexism at Police Scotland fear being labelled a grass and feel they have a "target" on their back, a new report has found.

Three children have died after being found unattended in vehicles during hot weather across the United States.

NATO-led peacekeeping troops have put up metal fences and barbed wire barriers in a northern town in Kosovo after clashes with ethnic Serbs left 30 international soldiers injured.

Advertisements for the brand Litty Liquor featuring the rapper ArrDee have been banned for featuring the musician, who is under 25, and encouraging excessive and irresponsible drinking.

Academics have identified a rare 15th century manuscript as the text for a live comedy performance that includes a scene similar to Monty Python's Killer Rabbit of Caerbannog.

Efforts to prevent the United States reaching its debt limit and to avert a potentially catastrophic default on loan repayments on Wednesday move to the House of Representatives, where the vote on the proposal to raise the debt ceiling takes place.

A new workplace standard has been created to help businesses support employees experiencing menopause or menstruation.

The much anticipated season three finale of Ted Lasso is now upon us - so is this the end for the American football coach and his time in the UK managing AFC Richmond?

A federal judge will hear an appeal from a conservative think tank to unseal Prince Harry's US immigration records following revelations in his book that he took drugs.

A shipment of British goods - including signed Beano comics - are to be sent to Australia and New Zealand to mark the start of two new post-Brexit trade deals.