After Wednesday, it's worth asking: who is in charge? The last 12 hours suggests it's very hard to say.

The Chinese consul-general accused of attacking a protester has denied the claims and said his alleged victim was "abusing my country, my leader".

Millions of households are skipping meals or struggling to put healthy goods on the table, according to a new poll, with many cutting back on food bills and luxury treats "to navigate the tough months ahead".

Enormous ostrich-like dinosaurs in ancient North America were among the largest of its kind in the world, scientists have found.

An investigation has been launched into the chaotic scenes in the House of Commons where Tory MPs were accused of "manhandling" their colleagues into voting.

The Black Death had such an impact on the human immune system that it still shapes how our bodies tackle today's diseases, a study has found.

The "crisis" within England's GP service has been condemned in a damning new report , saying getting an appointment should not be like "phoning a call centre or booking an Uber driver who you will never see again".

A 55-year-old Massachusetts woman is facing several assault and battery charges for allegedly releasing a swarm of bees on a group of sheriff's deputies as they tried to serve an eviction notice.

A food bank charity has launched its first-ever emergency appeal to meet a "devastating rise in need" as it warns of its "hardest winter yet" amid the cost of living crisis.

Former US President Donald Trump has been questioned under oath for a lawsuit brought by a magazine columnist who says he raped her in a department store changing room.