There is a "real risk" of a new armed conflict in Europe, NATO's secretary general has warned.

Davos, January 2015, and in front of a room of businesspeople at the World Economic Forum, Prince Andrew for the first time had to publicly deny the sex abuse allegations made against him.

A judge has rejected Prince Andrew's attempt to have the sexual assault lawsuit against him thrown out.

Jurgen Klopp says he knows Mohamed Salah wants to stay at Liverpool, insisting contract negotiations with the Egyptian are in a good place.

Boris Johnson is facing further accusations he broke lockdown rules by attending a garden party at Number 10 during the first lockdown.

The Royal Navy must transform or it will "fail and we will lose", the outgoing deputy head of the service has said in a blunt warning.

Boris Johnson has apologised after admitting that he attended a Downing Street garden drinks party during England's first national lockdown.

Meta has lost an attempt to dismiss a US Federal Trade Commission antitrust lawsuit which could force the company to sell WhatsApp and Instagram.

Former directors of Thomas Cook, one of Britain's biggest travel companies, are to be formally cleared of wrongdoing by the government's bankruptcy watchdog after a probe lasting more than two years.

Chris Wood is undergoing a medical at Newcastle as he finalises personal terms for a £25m move from Burnley.