At a railway station in Lviv, almost 800 people evacuated from the besieged Ukrainian city of Mariupol arrive with disturbing stories to tell.

A change in the law signed off by former Conservative minister Chris Grayling cleared the way for P&O Ferries to legally sack 800 staff last week without telling the government, a leading maritime lawyer has told Sky News.

Rishi Sunak is expected to pledge to "stand by" hardworking families and set out further plans to support people with the rising cost of living when he unveils his spring statement later.

The mother of a five-year-old boy found dumped in a river with catastrophic injuries sat around watching reality TV the night she was charged with his murder, a jury has been told.

Six high school students have been killed in a collision between two vehicles in southern Oklahoma, police have said.

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge have been accused of benefitting from the "blood, tears and sweat" of slaves as they arrived in Jamaica to be met by a protest calling for reparations from the British monarchy.

Two years since COVID prompted the first UK lockdown, new figures reveal more detail about the numbers of additional deaths that occurred during the pandemic.

Two mayors have joined calls for the FA Cup semi-final between Manchester City and Liverpool to be moved away from Wembley.

Two large UK properties thought to belong to Russian billionaire Alisher Usmanov will escape government sanctions because they were placed in "irrevocable trusts" many years ago, his spokesman has said.

The parents of a disabled teenage girl have been charged with causing her death by allowing her to become morbidly obese.