A British woman found guilty of lying about being gang-raped in Cyprus has won her appeal to overturn the conviction at the country's Supreme Court, her lawyers said.

Boris Johnson has said the health secretary will be saying more later about mandatory coronavirus vaccinations for NHS staff and social care workers, amid speculation the policy could be scrapped.

A pared back version of Sue Gray's long-awaited report into lockdown parties in Downing Street and Whitehall is set to be published imminently, after the Cabinet Office confirmed an "update" had been sent to Number 10.

Israel's president has called on more countries to join its pact with Arab countries and said his country supports the United Arab Emirates' security needs.

North Korea has confirmed it has launched a ballistic missile and released photos it claims were taken from space during the weapon's test.

The Kremlin has said the UK's threats to introduce economic sanctions against Russian companies and oligarchs linked to President Vladimir Putin were alarming and such actions would backfire by hurting British companies.

US interviewer Joe Rogan has addressed controversy over his Spotify podcast - as the platform announced it will now add a "content advisory" to any podcast episode which discusses coronavirus.

Domestic air passengers will be able to claim compensation for flights delayed by more than an hour under plans set out by Transport Secretary Grant Shapps.

Newcastle are making a Deadline Day bid to sign Stade Reims for Hugo Ekitike.