Pop star Ed Sheeran is being taken to court in the US over allegations that his hit song 'Thinking Out Loud' copied Marvin Gaye's 'Let's Get It On.'

Joining Jackie Long is the Chief Political Commentator of the i-paper, Paul Waugh.

Pressure is mounting on consumers who will be paying higher energy bills from today. 

Why have thousands of lobsters, crabs and other forms of marine life been mysteriously dying along the north east coast of England?

Greater Manchester Police have confirmed that an investigation is being carried out following the discovery of "potential human remains" in relation to the Moors Murders case from the early sixties.

“We'll have it in a week, but you can't see it” - the message from the government today as ministers stuck to plans to publish an independent assessment of the mini-Budget at the end of November, despite asking for a first draft by this time next...

We speak to Beeban Kidron, a peer who chairs the 5 Rights Foundation, an organisation which campaigns for online child safety; and Fraser Nelson who is editor of The Spectator Magazine who has written about his concerns that elements of the governmen...

Fourteen-year-old Molly Russell viewed thousands of images of self-harm and suicide on social media before taking her own life in 2017.

The American woman accused of causing the death of Harry Dunn has appeared in court for the first time, ending his family’s three-year wait for a trial. Anne Sacoolas – who spoke via video link from the US – is facing a charge of ca...

A short while ago I spoke to Conservative MP Sir Charles Walker, backed Penny Mordaunt for the leadership. I started by asking him whether he felt the party could reverse its fortunes with voters ahead of the next election.

18 trade unions have written to the Prime Minister asking for a “cast-iron assurance” that the government will not make further real terms cuts to public services. They claimed any cuts would be “an act of national vandalism”.

After a week in which their controversial plan to grow the economy had sparked a slump in sterling and a £65 billion Bank of England bailout, the Prime Minister and Chancellor faced the music today with one clear message: they’re sticking to t...

It's a scheme described as 'the single greatest stain on our criminal justice system' by a former supreme court justice.

The ripple effect of this conflict has been felt around the world, nowhere more literally than the Baltic Sea where waters have been churning since Monday by leaking Russian gas.

The European Union has announced further sanctions against Russia, including plans for a cap on the price of Russian oil.