Silvio Berlusconi, Italy's longest-serving post-war prime minister, is dead and, as a key player in the country's ruling coalition until his passing, there is much debate over what it means for Italian politics.

Nottingham awoke to news of a string of violent attacks that left three people dead and three others in hospital.

A Glasgow restaurant has been forced into a U-turn after staff were threatened they would lose tips for failing to carry out certain tasks - including facing a deduction for making a manager constantly repeat themselves.

Junior doctors in Scotland are set to strike after rejecting a pay offer made by the Scottish government.

There was a "wholesale loss and destruction" of evidence in the 1994 murder of Rikki Neave, the Court of Appeal has heard as the man jailed for the killing challenges his conviction.

Manchester City's squad have enjoyed wild celebrations since securing their historic Treble - and one player has been at the centre of the partying.

An "ongoing feud" between rival groups led to the shooting of a "wholly innocent" woman outside a pub on Christmas Eve, a court has heard.

Two police officers who followed two teenage boys minutes before they were killed in a crash in Cardiff have been served with gross misconduct notices, the Independent Office for Police Conduct said.

Kylian Mbappe says he has not asked to leave Paris Saint-Germain this summer and that the letter he sent to the club was leaked with the aim of "damaging his image".

A witness has described the moment she heard a sudden "bang" followed by "screaming" as a white van drove into two people in Nottingham city centre.