The landscape around the Ukrainian city of Bakhmut has come to resemble a First World War battlefield, the ground carved up by artillery and cut with networks of trenches.

Emma Raducanu has hit out at the "slippery" courts in Auckland after she left the court in tears following an ankle injury at the ASB Classic, less than two weeks before the Australian Open begins.

Next performed better than expected over the Christmas period and has increased its profit outlook as a result, painting a positive picture for retail over the Christmas period.

Just a few years ago it would have been unimaginable to read something like this.

Northern Ireland Secretary Chris Heaton-Harris appears to have had his Twitter profile hacked - just weeks after Education Secretary Gillian Keegan's profile picture changed to an image of Elon Musk without her knowledge.

Prince Harry has said the "door is always open" to his family for reconciliation - but "the ball is in their court".

The UK recorded an average annual temperature of more than 10C (50F) for the first time in 2022, the Met Office has said.

A rail union leader has warned that new anti-strike laws the government intends to introduce could lead to "longer strife and a different form of action".

Rail strikes across the UK are set to escalate today as drivers begin a new walkout - meaning some areas will have no trains at all.

Eight people - five of them children - have been found dead from gunshot wounds at a home in southwestern Utah, authorities said.