Air Force One turns back over electrical fault, delaying Trump's Davos trip
Air Force One returns to Washington after electrical issue on way to Davos; Trump continues on backup plane, Greenland tariffs dominate summit.
Air Force One returns to Washington after electrical issue on way to Davos; Trump continues on backup plane, Greenland tariffs dominate summit.
Reform UK makes sweeping local election gains, taking Essex, Havering, Sunderland, and Suffolk, though pollsters suggest the party may have peaked.
Sarah Ferguson apologises for offering access to Prince Andrew for £500,000 in a News of the World sting, admitting a serious lapse in judgment.
North London landlord fined £75,000 for illegally renting two flats on Airbnb and Booking.com, exceeding the 90-day limit.
Savannah Guthrie makes fresh appeal for information about her mother Nancy's disappearance from Tucson, with a $1 million reward offered.
Trump has not commented on Turning Point USA's rival Super Bowl halftime show, which drew millions of viewers against Bad Bunny's record-breaking performance.
Czech police hunt a thief who stole the 800-year-old skull of Saint Zdislava from a basilica north of Prague.
US State Department papers found on public printer at Alaska hotel before Trump-Putin summit, revealing schedule, seating chart and cancelled lunch menu.
Miss Universe 2025: Fatima Bosch wins amid walkouts, racism claims, judge resignations and injury controversy.
A woman was shot and killed by an ICE agent in Minneapolis, sparking protests and a furious response from the mayor, who told ICE to leave the city.
Tyler Robinson, 22, arrested for killing Charlie Kirk in Utah; anti-fascist slogans found on gun casings, family and education details emerge.
Princess Kate to receive Reggio Emilia's top honour during a two-day Italy visit promoting her early years work and the Royal Foundation Centre for Early Childhood.
Federal agents kill second US citizen in Minneapolis, sparking turmoil and calls for ICE to leave; Governor Walz criticises federal response.
Lithuania to train over 22,000 people, including children aged eight and up, in drone building and piloting as part of civil resistance efforts against Russia.
Anas Sarwar denies Malcolm Offord's claim that he offered to work with Reform UK to remove the SNP, calling it a 'desperate lie'.
Reeves' Budget overshadowed by leaked plans and OBR's accidental early release, with markets steady but no surprises in speech.
Cabinet ministers warn Labour MPs against ousting Keir Starmer after expected poor local election results, saying a leadership contest would unleash party chaos.
Scotland's Finance Secretary Derek Mackay says the autumn statement reveals a 'Brexit bombshell' of lower growth, higher borrowing and inflation, with no new NHS funding.
President Trump's first-anniversary press conference was a subdued affair, featuring a display of 'achievements' and claims about Minnesota crime, Ilhan Omar, and the economy.
US lawmaker and academic argue fossil fuel dependence undermines energy security, citing Ukraine and Iran conflicts, urging renewable transition.
Corbyn and Sturgeon clash over Scottish marginal seats as polls suggest SNP gains from Labour and Conservatives.
A Taiwanese TV reporter and five military officers have been detained over allegations of leaking military information to mainland China.
Sonny Rollins, the legendary jazz saxophonist known as the Saxophone Colossus, has died at his home in Woodstock, New York, aged 95.
Legal experts cast doubt on Prince Andrew's US defence, noting omissions and weak arguments as he seeks to avoid a civil trial.
Downing Street rejects claims of a cover-up over Starmer's role in Mandelson's appointment, saying blank boxes were not redacted and normal procedures were followed.
MPs vote to release Mandelson appointment papers to ISC after government concession; Starmer admits knowing of Epstein ties.
US strikes test Iran ceasefire; Trump hints at imminent deal despite scepticism from Iranian media.
Ukraine rejects Putin's 36-hour Orthodox Christmas ceasefire as hypocrisy, with Zelenskiy saying it is a ploy to halt advances and regroup.
The late Queen supported Prince Andrew's appointment as trade envoy in 2001, a decision now described as a grave mistake.
Manchester City fans celebrated a cup double as Pep Guardiola said an emotional goodbye in his final match, losing to Aston Villa before a parade through the city.