A man accused of stabbing someone to death on a nightclub dancefloor because he was "standing in his spot" has been found guilty.

Hundreds of school support staff gathered outside the Scottish Parliament to send a "very strong and loud message" demanding "fair pay" as their strike entered its second day.

Home Secretary Suella Braverman has brushed off the suggestion that her visit to Washington DC is an attempt to boost her chances to be leader of the Conservative Party in the future.

An expert has offered insight into why so many men, according to a highly popular TikTok trend, are obsessed with the Roman Empire.

The Princess of Wales showed "her love for textiles" in a visit to a fabric manufacturer which has a close association with her family.

Customs officers in Ireland have sized 2,253kg of suspected cocaine - which could be worth the equivalent of £136m.

It is tempting to speculate what David Potts, whose departure as Morrisons chief executive was announced today, might have achieved in the role had the grocer not been acquired by private equity owners at the end of 2021.

Iran claims to have successfully launched a third military satellite into orbit.

Olympic sprinter Ricardo Dos Santos has said he "feared" for the safety of his wife, Team GB athlete Bianca Williams, and their baby son during a police stop and search.

Dan Wootton has been suspended by GB News after comments made by Laurence Fox during his show on the channel.