The transport secretary has said motorists should "carry on as normal" when it comes to buying fuel, after BP closed some of its petrol stations due to supply issues.

A man has been arrested on suspicion of murdering teacher Sabina Nessa - as police issue CCTV images of another man they wish to speak to over her death.

The rumbling of Cumbre Vieja is deceptive.

Former Catalan leader Carles Puigdemont, who is accused of helping to organise an illegal independence referendum in Spain, has been detained in Italy.

Insulate Britain campaigners have blocked the Port of Dover as they called for a "Churchillian response" to the "urgent horror" of the climate crisis.

North Korea has rebuffed South Korea's push for a political declaration to formally end the Korean War 71 years after the conflict started, saying it could be used as a "smokescreen covering up the US hostile policy".

England is "on target" to eliminate HIV transmission by 2030, according to a new study.

The former Minneapolis police officer jailed for the murder of George Floyd has appealed against his conviction.

Big businesses including BT, Thames Water and the Co-op have called on the government to phase out gas power by 2035, in a week when spiralling gas import prices have left the UK grappling with enormous price hikes.

The Ministry of Defence (MoD) has granted a request to send around 100 military medics to Northern Ireland to support hospitals in need of help to deal with the number of coronavirus patients, Sky News has learnt.