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Chancellor Rishi Sunak has defended his tax changes in yesterday's budget as "a fair way to help solve the problems that we need to".

Italy and the European Commission have blocked a shipment of AstraZeneca's COVID-19 vaccine destined for Australia.

The European Parliament has declined to set a date to ratify the Brexit trade deal following a row over the UK's action in relation to arrangements for Northern Ireland.

SpaceX's rocket has exploded just minutes after the Starship's first successful landing.

A Thai navy sailor braved choppy seas to rescue four cats abandoned on a sinking ship on fire in the Andaman Sea.

A former top civil servant at the Home Office has settled his employment tribunal claim against the government.

Rishi Sunak "isn't really levelling with people" about painful cuts that will be needed to repair the public finances, according to budget analysis by a respected economic think-tank.

Footage of a brutal crackdown on protests against a coup in Myanmar has unleashed outrage and calls for a stronger international response.

A "worrying" number of children and teenagers are being recruited to terrorist groups during the coronavirus lockdown, the foreign secretary has told MPs.

Prince Philip has had a "successful procedure" for a pre-existing heart condition.

Wetherspoons will open patios, beer gardens and rooftop gardens at 394 of its pubs in England from 12 April as COVID-19 restrictions ease, the pub chain has announced.

A rare cactus from the Amazon rainforest has flowered for the first time in the UK - and for one night only.

Banksy has confirmed a painting of an inmate escaping from a former jail that once housed playwright Oscar Wilde is his work.

Another 38 people have been killed in Myanmar as the military tries to quell demonstrations by pro-democracy campaigners against last month's coup, the United Nations said.

Their messiah is no longer in power, but some followers of the QAnon conspiracy theory believe that Donald Trump will return to the throne today.

Security forces opened fire as violence marred the safe return of 279 Nigerian girls who were kidnapped by bandits from their school.

Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon has vowed to "get on with the job" after answering eight hours' of questions over her government's handling of harassment claims against her predecessor Alex Salmond.