ROBERT Peston has questioned the Government's Brexit argument in the wake of ongoing trade skirmishes between the UK and EU over goods' access to Northern Ireland.

ACADEMICS at Oxford University have said they will not teach students amid a row over the statue of Cecil Rhodes.

A TITANIC breakthrough was made after a "monumental" piece of the vessel was saved, in what was described as a "miracle" for preserving history.

CAMPAIGNERS are set for a High Court showdown with ministers over "damaging and grotesque" care home quarantine rules.

A HEALTHCARE assistant working on an NHS Covid ward used a dead patient's bank card to buy crisps, sweets and fizzy drinks - less than 20 minutes after her death.

BREXIT BRITAIN could feel the wrath of the European Union this weekend, as the bloc appears ready to use US President Joe Biden as a pawn to fulfil their "mission".

More than 150 Oxford dons were accused of "blackmail" last night after refusing to teach students in protest at the decision to keep a statue of Cecil Rhodes.

Hospitals are coping with Covid infections, even in the worst hotspots, a health chief said yesterday.

SWEARING is becoming increasingly normalised, according to research carried out for the British Board of Film Classification .

POLICE were called to hotel used in the G7 Summit after a "suspicious package" was found on the premises.