Johnny Depp has settled an assault lawsuit brought against him by a former location manager.

Channel 4 has revealed it was put under pressure by Culture Secretary Nadine Dorries' department to look at how it worded references to its future finances in its annual report following the department's decision to explore privatisation.

There will be some respite for those not enjoying the UK heatwave when temperatures eventually start to cool - but there is more heat to come first.

Hong Kong leader John Lee has defended the city's plan to introduce health codes to combat COVID, amid privacy concerns over the system used in mainland China.

A woman has been detained under the Mental Health Act after sending David Beckham "threatening" letters and turning up at his homes, leaving him worried about what she "would do next".

The BBC has published this year's list of its highest paid stars, with Gary Lineker now the only one earning more than £1m.

Thailand could soon introduce chemical castration in return for a reduced prison sentence for sex offenders.

Women's Aid is calling on ITV to make sure there is support in place for Love Island contestants.

Home Secretary Priti Patel has ruled herself out of the Conservative leadership race just hours before nominations close.

Tiger Woods has shut down speculation that he plans to retire from golf at The 150th Open, although admitted it may be the last time he features competitively at St Andrews.