Great Britain secured a place in the America’s Cup for the first time in 60 years as four-time Olympic champion Ben Ainslie skippered Ineos Britannia to victory over Italy.

The Yorkshire Shepherdess and her family (Image: MORE4) Our Farm Next Door: Amanda, Clive & Kids as it has been dubbed, will see the Owens’ journey to breathe life back into a derelict neighbouring ...

Jeremy Clarkson has responded to calls for a complete U-turn to unite James May and Richard Hammond once again. The trio went their separate ways professionally earlier this month with the culmination ...

Saracens back Alex Lozowski has been named in an England autumn training camp almost six years after his last international appearance. Lozowski, who can cover various positions in the back division, ...

The Prime Minister said the agreement with Mauritius secures the long-term future of a joint UK-US military base.

Network Rail has turned off a large advertising board at London’s Euston station following criticism it made the passenger experience worse. The Government-owned company said reviewing how the screen ...

The decision from the Court of Justice of the European Union in Luxembourg is a victory for Austrian privacy activist Max Schrems.

Erik ten Hag remains confident he has the backing of Manchester United’s hierarchy and that improvements are on their way ...

Google has said it will stop linking to New Zealand news content and will reverse its support of local media outlets if the government passes a law forcing tech companies to pay for articles displayed ...

Plymouth Argyle have Andre Gray on a short-term deal ahead of facing Blackburn Rovers on Saturday. The former Burnley forward has penned a deal until January and is available to make his debut at Home ...

Sir Keir Starmer said he wants to “relight the fires of renewal” in areas hit hard by deindustrialisation, as he pledged £22 billion for carbon capture and storage projects. The Prime Minister added ...

Researchers said some disease-causing variants in DNA are more than 100 times more common in Shetland and Orkney than in other parts of the UK.