The fuel crisis is "back under control" as more is now being delivered to petrol stations than is being sold, a minister has told Sky News.

The government's coronavirus furlough scheme ends today after supporting millions of workers during the pandemic.

Britney Spears' father Jamie Spears has been suspended as conservator of her estate after 13 years, during the latest court hearing in the long-running dispute.

At least 116 people have been killed and 80 injured during a battle between gangs in a jail in what has been described as the worst prison massacre in Ecuador's history.

A US army veteran who discovered a hissing alligator outside his house used a wheelie bin to corner and capture the reptile.

A combination of design flaws in Apple Pay and Visa could allow hackers to perform contactless payments without the iPhone user needing to unlock their device, researchers have warned.

The UK economy is no longer believed to have suffered its biggest annual contraction in three centuries last year, according to revised official figures.

There's a warning that "there are dark days ahead" in Northern Ireland, with energy bills set to rise sharply this winter.

Customers of failed household gas and electricity providers face losing up to £37.40 a week as a rise in the industry price cap coincides with the withdrawal of coronavirus crisis aid, an energy watchdog has warned.

Pupils taking GCSEs and A-levels in England next year will be given a choice of topics and be told the "focus" of exams in advance to "maximise fairness".