Fact-checking Trump's Oval Office confrontation with Ramaphosa

Nathan Aspinall secures the final Premier League play-off spot while Luke Littler - the brilliant winner on the night - sets new records in Sheffield.

The popular toys have been removed from shelves until June, following reports of customers fighting over them.

Analysts believe a typical annual domestic energy bill could drop by more than £100 in July.

The singer apologised to fans after struggling with his voice during the gig at the Ovo Hydro.

Ministers accept recommended pay awards above the 2.8% they previously budgeted for.

An agreement to hand over the islands from the UK to Mauritius was paused after a last-minute court intervention.

But the justice secretary says she rejects recommendations for earlier releases of the most serious offenders.

The train has not been derailed, but some people on board the Manchester-to -Cardiff service have been injured.

Professional boxer Georgia O'Connor, who revealed earlier this year she had been diagnosed with cancer, dies aged 25.

Zak Crawley's "wonderful" half-century helps England to 112-0 in the first innings of their test match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.

The ONS says the yearly decline in net migration is the biggest numerical drop on record.

Yaron Lischinsky bought engagement ring days before he and girlfriend Sarah Milgrim were killed in Washington, ambassador says.

Kenya had earlier said it had been denied access to Boniface Mwangi and expressed concern over his health.

PM Mark Carney's office says there are "active discussions" on the Golden Dome, but it's too early to say how Canada would join or pay in.

Cyril Ramaphosa responds that black people are likelier to be victims of violence in South Africa than white people.

Sir Keir Starmer's backtrack on winter fuel payments dominated the front pages of Thursday's papers.

The US and UK will maintain a key military base on the island for 99 years, under the multi-billion pound deal.

Normally the insects are targeted with insecticide, but US researchers say anti-malaria drugs absorbed through their legs can stop them spreading disease.