The collapse of the value of the pound in the wake of Friday's mini-budget appears to have stalled, for now, but only thanks to market expectations that the Bank of England will be forced to intervene.

Okay, let's start with the good news. Having dropped to the lowest level in history at the start of the day, the pound later bounced back.

NASA has successfully smashed a spacecraft into an asteroid seven million miles from Earth.

The brother of a man shot dead in an unsolved murder says he is living in fear of an attack by the killer who is still at large.

Four people have been arrested after around 100 football fans descended on a pub in Wembley and started assaulting customers.

World chess champion Magnus Carlsen has accused fellow player Hans Niemann of cheating and said he will never play against him again.

King Charles's new royal cypher has been revealed ahead of its appearance on government buildings, state documents and post boxes.

Leaders from across the world have gathered for the state funeral of Japan's assassinated former prime minister Shinzo Abe.

Shadow health secretary Wes Streeting said "the cavalry is coming with Labour" as he sought to portray the party as a government in waiting.

The monarchy are returning to official duties as the period of royal mourning ends.