Brooks Koepka extended his Masters lead over Jon Rahm to four shots before the third round was suspended due to a waterlogged course at Augusta National.

Two British-Israeli sisters who died in a shooting in the West Bank have been named by Israel's prime minister, Benjamin Netanyahu.

A shopper's video of tubs of "locked-up" Lurpak butter has been watched millions of times on social media.

The daughter of a dying patient who was left unable to reach food and drink in hospital has branded it “not fit for purpose”.

China has accused the World Health Organisation (WHO) of "attempting to smear" Beijing after the global health body's boss said data linking the origins of coronavirus to raccoon dogs should have been shared years ago.

The daughter of a dying patient who was left unable to reach food and drink in hospital has branded it as “not fit for purpose”.

Nicola Sturgeon has said she will "fully cooperate" with police after the arrest this week of her husband Peter Murrell, the former chief executive of the Scottish National Party (SNP).

Australia's leading shark biologists and conservationists are campaigning for shark nets to be removed from all east coast beaches, permanently.

Jon Rahm moved within two shots of Brooks Koepka at the halfway stage at The Masters, as Tiger Woods snuck through on the cut-mark at Augusta National.

There is "huge concern" from NHS leaders that a four-day junior doctors strike next week will be the most disruptive walkout for the health service so far.