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Protesters gathered at Writer's Square in the city to show their support for the Palestinian people.

The fire service is dealing with flooding in the centre of Hastings after heavy rain.

Police expect about 100,000 people to join a demonstration demanding an end to Israel's attacks.

Ash Regan MSP joins Alex Salmond's party saying the SNP has lost its focus on Scottish independence.

The Scottish Green said the tax would target the most polluting vessels that dock in Scotland.

The drugs were found on a Panama-registered ship which had docked at Sheerness Port, officers said.

Leicestershire Police say the officer was bitten by a dog believed to be an XL bully.

No slaughter of cattle, pigs, sheep or poultry can take place unless vets are present in abattoirs.

Cycling Scotland backs a call for delivery firms to take greater responsibility for their riders.

The token grants the bearer free access to plays at the Bristol Old Vic and will be auctioned later.

Competitors will demonstrate the best of a traditional craft at Stanford Hall near Lutterworth.

Many of London's night-time economy industries still face "significant challenges" after the pandemic.

Some farms say they can make £30,000 an acre by offering pick-your-own.

A "sports equipment" firm is registered at Companies House with Maggie Upton's home address.

As the King heads for Kenya, royal links to colonialism and slavery will be under scrutiny.

Some of the UK's top timepieces will be put back to GMT this Sunday - a major task for some.

Glow worms are a rare sight in the UK but one young conservationist is trying to bring them back.

Israel's ground forces "expanding operations" targeting Hamas in Gaza leads Saturday's front pages.

Tottenham move five points clear at the top of the Premier League by continuing their superb start to the season with a win at Crystal Palace.

Staff have staged two walkouts since September over what they say is a failure to address violence.