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The home secretary said the law would punish activists "insulting those who paid the ultimate price".

The world leader revealed his cancer diagnosis to the public last month.

In what appeared to be a victory statement, Mr Biden pledged to make Donald Trump a "loser".

Council officials want to see the infamous ford permanently closed on safety grounds.

Macky Sall says the row over who has been barred from the presidential poll could harm the ballot.

Germany's growth is being held back by the twin shocks of expensive energy and higher interest rates.

President Nayib Bukele is far ahead of rivals in polls - but not all voters are convinced.

The former Pakistan PM's party believes new tactics can help it win elections despite a crackdown.

Labour aims for an election comeback from one seat in Scotland, the BBC's Nick Eardley writes.

The world's richest man is betting heavily on his brain chip, but he has ground to make up.

Russian prisoners released to fight in Ukraine are no longer offered a presidential pardon and face stricter conditions.

Grindavik now lies empty, its people have fled, after molten lava seeped into the town.

The Commons defence committee says the services are losing people faster than they can recruit them.

Dua Lipa, Billie Eilish and SZA are up for prizes, while Joni Mitchell will make her Grammys debut.

The Pentagon has struck Iran-linked targets in Syria and Iraq in response to a drone attack on a US base.

Briton Conor Benn claims a unanimous points decision win over Peter Dobson in Las Vegas.

Sunday's papers include an interview with Lord Cameron, as fresh air strikes hit Houthi targets in Yemen.

Adele Johnston was 33 when she developed painful symptoms such as heart palpitations and itchy skin.

England manager Gareth Southgate watches midfielder Jordan Henderson make his Ajax debut in a 1-1 draw with unbeaten Eredivisie leaders PSV Eindhoven.

Kitty Harrison felt "proper doom" while precariously perched on a ledge on a notorious mountain.