The UK's economic outlook will be "challenging" for the next two years, Jeremy Hunt says.

World Cup hosts Qatar are reportedly pressuring FIFA to stop the sale of beer at the tournament's eight stadiums.

Twitter employees have been told that all office buildings have been temporarily closed - with more staff thought to be leaving the social media firm.

"Don't worry about the future, we're in good hands."

Joe Biden has been accused of "capitulation" after his administration said Saudi Arabia's crown prince should not face legal action over the murder of a US-based journalist.

North Korea has fired an intercontinental ballistic missile that Japanese officials said had sufficient range to strike the entire United States mainland.

Nearly all of the new NHS funding announced by the chancellor will be eaten up by the costs of inflation and growing demand, with just £800m left over for the improvement of services.

Tensions are soaring at the COP27 climate summit, with a chasm remaining on the thorny issue of who pays for climate impacts and questions over whether the Egyptian presidency can bridge that gap in time.

Adele has told fans she feels "a million miles away from home" and has "never been more nervous" ahead of the opening night of her previously postponed residency in Las Vegas.

Ticketmaster has cancelled ticket sales for the US leg of Taylor Swift's tour due to "insufficient ticket inventory" to meet "extraordinarily high demands".