Online daters have been warned about the dangers of fake celebrity profiles after a woman was duped out of thousands of pounds by a romance fraudster posing as Hollywood star Nicolas Cage.

President Joe Biden has said he thinks Russia will mount an attack on Ukraine. 

A defiant Boris Johnson is clinging on to power, insisting he won't quit even if his enemies in the Tory party force a vote of confidence in his leadership

Sir Kenneth Branagh has said the "introspection" of lockdown helped him to write the film Belfast - his semi-autobiographical take on his childhood during The Troubles - giving him a "fresh perspective" on the emotional days of his past.

Manchester United interim boss Ralf Rangnick has defended his decision to substitute Cristiano Ronaldo after the Portuguese showed his disappointment at being hauled off during his side's 3-1 win at Brentford.

Tottenham boss Antonio Conte insists Steven Bergwijn is an important part of his plans after his stoppage-time heroics at Leicester.

Emmanuel Macron has called on the UK government to tackle migrant crossings in the Channel by creating "legal, safe routes" to Britain.

US rapper Cardi B has offered to pay the burial costs for all 17 people killed in a fire that ripped through a New York City high-rise.

The chilling final audio call of the British gunman who took four people hostage in a Texas synagogue has revealed the terrorist told his brother: "I'm coming home in a body bag."

Tracey Emin has asked for her artwork to be removed from 10 Downing Street due to the "shameful" alleged parties held during lockdown.