More than 70 MPs - including more than 40 Conservatives - have sent a warning shot to Boris Johnson by forming a major cross-party campaign against the use of COVID passports within the UK.

Holiday destinations could be ranked under a "traffic light system", with fewer restrictions for places with low coronavirus rates and high vaccination take-up, according to reports.

At least 36 people have died and more than 60 others have been injured after a train derailed in eastern Taiwan, officials have said.

Derek Chauvin's former supervisor has told his murder trial that police officers should have ended their restraint of George Floyd when he had stopped resisting - at the point when he was handcuffed.

The Metropolitan Police has warned people not to gather in large groups over the Easter weekend after coronavirus restrictions were loosened.

A two-time Olympic silver medallist canoeist and his brother have been found guilty of plotting to smuggle £110m worth of cocaine into Australia.

Oxfam has suspended two staff members in the Democratic Republic of Congo over allegations of sexual exploitation and bullying.

The mother of a student who has been missing for more than a week believes he met someone online who "built his confidence and trust".

Nike has won a bid to temporarily stop a company selling a customised version of its Air Max trainers dubbed "Satan shoes".

Glastonbury Festival will receive a £900,000 grant as part of the government's £400 million Culture Recovery Fund.