Conservative Pierre Poilievre refuses to withdraw ‘wacko’ remark, prompting censure from speaker and removal from Commons

Chicago’s cicada swarm is upon us after a 17-year hiatus. City officials have warned that 17 and 13-year insects from Brood XIII are due to emerge around late April or early May, and will be sticking around until early June. Some researchers have n ...

Marten and Gordon both deny gross negligence manslaughter of their daughter Victoria after going on the run

A finder’s fee can be paid to any member of the public who identifies a suitable site for it to open a new store

Richard Holden says Hester apologised for remarks about Diane Abbott and ‘we should accept that’

Customers across the Middle East and in Muslim-majority markets like Indonesia have been boycotting McDonald’s

Rishi Sunak claimed to have farmers’ backs but their union’s president is far from convinced, as he spars with the government over floods, falling markets and fraught retailer relations

A finder’s fee can be paid to any member of the public who identifies a suitable site for it to open a new store

David, John, Paul, mark and James were top five most common first names of local election candidates

Popular landmark in port city of Odesa houses a private law academy

 

Monday’s clashes mark second time in less than a week state police called to campus

A CCTV image of a man wanted after scamming Facebook users with fake bank transfers has been released

The father and former coach of Olympic champion runner Jakob Ingebrigtsen has been charged with abusing one of his other children, his lawyer says

Ros and mark Dowey, whose son Murray took his life after being duped by criminals online, are calling for higher awareness in schools as well as regulation of social media

Deal to use mapping data from web search giant Baidu is a major step towards launching driver assistance tech in world’s biggest car market

 

Chris Webb is expected to win Blackpool South for Labour but eyes are on the fortunes of mark Butcher, who works with the poor and insists he is ‘not a politician’

marks and Spencer has said it could open a new foodhall in the borough if it can find the right site