17-year-old Nila Ibrahimi has won the International Children’s Peace Prize for her work in advocating for Afghan girls

Pulisic denied that there was any political intent behind the gesture

Knapinski allegedly admitted to his roommate that he had shot and killed someone

Moscow claims it may consider nuclear response for attacks on its territory with western weapons

Trump has promised to drastically slash federal spending by using Elon Musk as an adviser to a new committee and possibly by impoundment

Police used license plate tracking technology to find the Colorado Rockies player’s car

It comes amid ongoing concerns over the former Florida congressman’s nomination for Attorney General by Donald Trump

H5N1 bird flu has infected more than 50 people across seven states, with cases steadily climbing

Alvin Bragg’s office wants to keep fighting Trump’s attempts to get his case dismissed and conviction thrown out

Robert Jenrick posed underneath a "Starmer the farmer harmer" sign as he joined a protest against Labour's changes to agricultural inheritance tax in London on Tuesday, 19 November. The recent Tory leadership candidate, who came sec ...

Female farmers warn of mental health repercussions of Labour’s inheritance tax

Businessman ‘proud’ to support Brick by Brick appeal as more than £500,000 in donations flood in for women and children fleeing abusive partners

Jeremy Clarkson clashed with Victoria Derbyshire as the BBC Newsnight presenter asked why he was at a farmers' protest against changes to agricultural inheritance tax in London on Tuesday, 19 November. The former Top Gear presenter and now farm owner ...

Around 250,000 homes are thought to have the long-standing insulation material in their roofs

Ministers have faced criticism for slashing access to the payment

Bank of England governor says number of roles could shrink by more than 50,000 after rise in employer NICs

 

Nikita Hand, who alleges she was raped by the mixed martial arts fighter, lives in fear, jury told

Poor country delegates say classifications that date back to 1992 are obsolete and two countries ‘should be contributing’

New signage will be appearing at Overground stations across London