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The Duke and Duchess of Sussex are visiting athletes training for next year's Invictus Games in Canada.

Actress Denise Welch discusses addiction, depression and why The 1975 fans treat her as "the Virgin Mary".

The BBC’s Leire Ventas is granted rare access to Cecot, a secretive maximum security prison.

A rise in overseas student applications comes despite tougher government rules to help "slash migration".

The vote - passed with overwhelming support - comes ahead of his final appeal against US extradition.

Reports to a Jewish security charity say incidents were almost double the previous record set in 2021.

Antisemitic incidents rising by almost 150% in the UK and a nursing recruitment "meltdown" leads the papers.

As AI uses more electricity, new data centres could have their own nuclear power stations.

French President Emmanuel Macron warns Israel the human cost of the war in Gaza is "intolerable".

A charity warns that creating or viewing such images is still illegal, even if the children are not real.

Three suspects are in custody following the shooting in Kansas City, Missouri, near the victory parade.

Campaigners at the Tech Transparency Project in the US found paid-for features for organisations.

Peter Marks, who runs the UK's biggest club chain, says students are going out later and spending less.

The island of Mayotte becomes the latest battleground in France over the laws on immigration.

Elected officials have been targeted by dangerous pranks which saw heavily armed police sent to their homes.

A season which started so brightly for Harry Kane is quickly falling flat as Bayern Munich face a fight to avoid ending the campaign without a trophy

Passengers say they have to wear coats, hats and gloves for the journey between Oban and Glasgow.

The White House said the threat is not imminent and will brief congressional leaders on Thursday.

Ipswich cruise past struggling Millwall to end a three-game winless run in the Championship and move within three points of the automatic promotion spots.

The UK foreign secretary warns against showing "the weakness displayed against Hitler in the 1930s".