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Council leaders have put off a decision on whether to implement a pay offer for non-teaching staff.

A brash Tyson Fury leans on and prods Francis Ngannou as the pair weigh in for their heavyweight fight in Saudi Arabia on Saturday.

A senior coroner tells the inquest Duangphet Phromthep's death "could not have been foreseen or prevented".

Officers were trying to recover a scooter that they believe had been stolen and involved in crime.

Joshua Bowles launched a "vicious" attack on a female American National Security Agency worker.

The number of antisemitic and Islamophobic hate crimes recorded by Met Police is on the rise since 7 October.

A coroner says the infant died after a "gross failure in medical care amounting to neglect".

Victims of Joshua Hunt said he "was writhing and crawling as if in a military fashion".

Scotland's first minister reacted after Elon Musk commented on an edited clip of a speech he gave in 2020.

Johnson, who stepped down as an MP earlier this year, will present and produce his own programmes.

A woman says she came across the ewe at the foot of a cliff two years ago before seeing it again this year.

James Carnegie attacked the woman in his cabin on a Royal Fleet Auxiliary vessel in 2021.

Footage isn released after a man took a bus, and drove through a busy city centre.

The two PCs were fired for gross misconduct after a stop and search of Bianca Williams and her partner.

They were willing to inflict maximum suffering on victims with knives and boiling water, court told.

Patrick McCabe, 28, and Ronnie Beckett, 19, have both been jailed following the police chase.

The Labour leader is coming under increasing pressure to back a ceasefire in the Israel-Hamas war.

Lowri Mai Loader did not start treatment for a rare cancer until 85 days after visiting her GP.

Sixteen people are being sentenced over roles in the UK's largest prison drug-smuggling ring.

A woman accused of fraud and kept on bail says the experience led her to try to kill herself.