President Ferdinand Marcos Jr was in the region to inspect the damage from the last storm and help distribute food.

A “very busy” flat party carried on until the morning of a shooting that left one man dead and two others injured in south-east London, local residents have said. Police were called just after 10am on ...

The Vatican and Microsoft have unveiled a digital twin of St Peter’s Basilica that uses artificial intelligence (AI) to explore one of the world’s most important monuments – while also helping the ...

Members of the National Education Union (NEU) who teach in 32 sixth form colleges have backed strike action in a fight for an above-inflation pay award. The move comes after the Government announced ...

The latest round of international climate talks have kicked off in Azerbaijan as the UN warns 2024 is set to be the hottest year on record. Sir Keir Starmer, whose Labour Government has made clean ...

Animals at London Zoo tucked into fresh fruit and vegetables from New Covent Garden Market to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the wholesale site. Gorillas Alika, Effie and baby Venus, and Amara the ...

Droitwich Spa made club history by reaching the third round of the Isuzu FA Vase with a 3-1 win over Ashby Ivanhoe. The NFU Sports Ground played host for the game on Saturday (November 9), with a goal ...

HUNDREDS of people attended Droitwich's memorial service to honour those who made the ultimate sacrifice. A parade, led by reverend Laura Handy, marched along Ombersley Road toward Victoria Square ...

Detective Inspector Ben Mant’s colleague Nick Bailey was poisoned with Novichok after it was smeared on the door handle of the property ...

A hybrid car crashed into a lamppost and trees on the side of the road and flipped. Police, the fire service and paramedics were all at the scene. Everyone was out of the vehicle by the time emergency ...

It is believed the defender’s early intervention in signalling to the bench the need to come off in the 25th minute limited the damage.

Conservative leader and former business secretary Kemi Badenoch has told the Horizon IT inquiry the government allowed “bureaucracy to get in the way of redress” for wronged subpostmasters.