Coronavirus vaccines are now being offered to people aged 42 and over in England.

A cabinet minister has dismissed continuing questions about how the prime minister's flat refurbishment was funded by declaring that the public are not interested in "some wallpaper or sofas".

US police officers were seen joking as they watched footage of a 73-year-old dementia sufferer whose shoulder was said to have been dislocated during her arrest.

India's hospitals are already full to bursting, but doctors in Delhi are warning there could be even worse to come.

COVID passports allowing Britons to travel abroad this summer are "forthcoming", the Greek government has said.

A 24-year-old student has become the youngest person ever to win Mastermind since the quiz show began almost 50 years ago.

Big Ben will ring again from early next year as the restoration of Parliament's Elizabeth Tower nears completion.

Russian hackers breached Washington DC police department's database and have threatened to share information with criminal gangs unless it pays an unspecified ransom.

Every single fine issued by the police to people deemed to be breaking COVID-19 restrictions must be reviewed amid concerns they are "discriminatory and unfair", a committee of MPs and peers has said.

An application has been made to pardon George Floyd for a 2004 drugs conviction.