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There's been angry reaction to new guidelines - described by some as "two-tier sentencing" - which recommend judges consider whether a criminal is from a ethnic, cultural or faith minority before issuing a punishment.

The violent misogyny promoted by the likes of Andrew Tate fuelled a former soldier's rape of his ex-girlfriend and the murder of her along with her mother and sister, the prosecution argued in court.

A former soldier has been found guilty of raping his ex-girlfriend during a four-hour attack in which he killed her, her mother and her sister.

Russia wants "quick peace" in Ukraine and London is at the "head of those resisting" it, the Russian ambassador to the UK has told Sky News.

Barclays is expected to pay millions of pounds in compensation for recent IT outages which prevented customers from banking, a new letter to MPs has revealed.

Sharon Holland sits surrounded by fresh flowers as she scrolls through photos on her phone of her daughter, Chloe.

Cox's Bazar in Bangladesh is a sprawling mass of humanity. 

Scientists trying to bring back the woolly mammoth have created a woolly mouse.

Donald Trump is to exclude carmakers across North America from the pain of US tariffs levelled against Mexico and Canada, following apparent pressure from motor bosses.

Volodymyr Zelenskyy has said Ukraine is "most interested in peace" and confirmed officials will hold talks with US partners in Saudi Arabia next week about ending the war with Russia.

Donald Trump has shared a bizarre AI-generated video on his Truth Social platform showcasing what appears to be a vision of Gaza under his proposed plan.

US President Donald Trump has told Hamas to hand over Israeli hostages or "you are dead".

Pope Francis' voice has been heard for the first time since being admitted to hospital last month in a newly released audio message.

Donald Trump has announced that most goods imported from Mexico and some from Canada are to be exempt from his trade tariff regime for at least four weeks, just days after the charges were imposed.

Tesla charging stations have been set on fire in the US state of Massachusetts as a backlash against Elon Musk grows.

Several billion pounds in spending cuts - including from the welfare budget - are expected in the spring statement later this month.

The widow of a Post Office scandal victim, who received a compensation offer days after his death, has described the situation as an "utter disgrace".

Rachel Reeves has said the welfare system is "letting down taxpayers", while she again committed to reaching 2.5% in defence spending by 2027 due to the "enormity of the situation" facing European security.

The 1975 and Olivia Rodrigo will be among the stars headlining Glastonbury Festival this year.

It's been a week like no other for Ukraine and the attempts being made at a diplomatic level to end the war with Russia.

The government is being urged by MPs to provide proper protection for Hong Kong activists in the UK after their neighbours received letters encouraging them to hand them in to the Chinese embassy.

A privately built spacecraft sent to the moon does not appear to be upright on the surface, says the US company that operates it.

FIFA is considering whether to expand the men's World Cup to include 64 teams in 2030, a spokesperson has confirmed.

A fatal drone strike carried out by the UK has been publicly acknowledged by the government for the first time since Labour came to power.

A row over pre-sentence reports has erupted after guidelines were changed to recommend them for criminals from an ethnic, cultural or faith minority.

French President Emmanuel Macron has said he is considering opening France's "nuclear umbrella" to the rest of Europe - amid uncertainties over US security guarantees.

Ofcom received 825 complaints over the Brit Awards, with the majority relating to Sabrina Carpenter's raunchy performance and Charli XCX's outfit, the media watchdog says.

A cyclone on a scale not seen in a "generation" is set to sweep across Australia's east coast, with millions of people in the firing line.