Thousands of migrants have been making their way to the US border as the Title 42 immigration law changes.

Rail passengers across the country face significant disruption today as workers from the Aslef union walk out in a long-running dispute over pay.

As daylight broke on the English local election results a week ago, Sir Keir Starmer popped up in the Kent council district of Medway - which Labour had just captured from the Conservatives - to declare that Labour is "on course for a majority government".

Watched by millions around the world, the Eurovision Song Contest is musical Marmite - love it or loath it - even its fiercest critic can't call it dull.

The Metropolitan Police has faced criticism following the controversial arrest of six anti-monarchy protesters during King Charles III's coronation under new public order laws.

A 24-year-old US Marine Corps veteran is expected to be charged with manslaughter following the death of a homeless man on a New York subway train.

Pakistan's information minister has defended the arrest of Imran Khan on the day the Supreme Court ruled it was unlawful.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has been blocked from making an address at the Eurovision Song Contest ahead of the final this weekend.

Title 42 is a law that enables the US to halt entries into the country to stop the introduction of communicable diseases.

Elon Musk has announced he has found a new Twitter chief executive - but is yet to name her.