Former US talk show host Jon Stewart says comments he made about the Harry Potter And The Philosopher's Stone film were meant to be "light-hearted" and he was not accusing author JK Rowling of antisemitism.

North Korea claims it has fired a "hypersonic" ballistic missile that successfully hit a target - its second test in a matter of months.

A blanket of snow covers Washington DC at the moment - the heart of what is often framed as the world's greatest democracy looks picture postcard perfect.

Plans to tackle the record waiting list for NHS treatment could be derailed by emergency care demands and a lack of staff, MPs have warned.

Ghislaine Maxwell's defence has called for a retrial after one of the jurors who convicted her told media outlets he was a victim of sexual abuse.

Novak Djokovic has been denied entry to Australia by the country's border force and faces deportation after his visa was cancelled amid a row over his medical exemption from COVID vaccination rules.

The Duchess of Sussex will get £1 compensation from the Mail On Sunday's publisher for misuse of private information after it printed parts of her letter to her father.

Prosecutors have urged a New York court to investigate a juror in the Ghislaine Maxwell case who has since told media outlets he was a victim of sexual abuse.

Boris Johnson denied during PMQs that he'd ever described inflation fears as "unfounded" - despite Sky News having him saying just that on camera.

Philippe Coutinho is set to agree a move to a Premier League club by this weekend, with Aston Villa one of six English clubs in a race to sign the Barcelona midfielder.