Labour will reverse the cut in the higher rate of income tax if it wins power at the next election, Sir Keir Starmer has said.

Estonia has warned residents they will be banned from the EU if they join Vladimir Putin's army, as Finland looks set to stop Russian tourists from crossing its border.

The protest in Moscow was so small and so overrun with press in yellow vests you could hardly make out the few solitary figures who'd had the courage to come to the designated spot at the appointed time. But the police have their ways. 

A single UK ticketholder has come forward to claim the £171m jackpot in Friday's EuroMillions draw, Camelot said.

Buckingham Palace has released the first image of the new ledger stone marking the Queen's final resting place.

The number of dignitaries from around the globe who came to the Queen's funeral underscored the significance of the British family compared to others around the world.

We all know the famous artists whose work sells for millions - Salvador Dali, Andy Warhol, Damien Hirst, David Hockney, Pablo Picasso and Jeff Koons to name but a few.

North Korea has tested a short-range ballistic missile as a US aircraft carrier arrived in South Korea for joint military exercises.

The polls have opened in Italy, with the country widely expected to elect its first far-right female prime minister.

The Labour Party's annual conference begins today - and policies on neighbourhood policing and clean energy are among those on the agenda.