A new public awareness campaign has been launched, urging people to "stay at home" in an attempt to encourage the public to comply with lockdown rules.

On 4 January, Boris Johnson told England to stay at home. Again.

Donald Trump has accused Twitter of "banning free speech" in a tweet from the POTUS account, hours after he was banned from the platform.

The FBI is asking for the public's help to identify rioters who stormed the Capitol and the people who planted pipe bombs nearby.

A major incident has been declared in London due to the rising numbers of COVID-19 cases threatening to overrun its already stretched hospitals.

Kim Jong Un has threatened to expand North Korea's arsenal of nuclear weapons and develop more sophisticated atomic weapons systems unless the US ends what he calls its "hostility" to his regime.

American celebrities have praised Twitter bosses for banning president Trump from the social media platform.

Yellow weather warnings for icy conditions are in place for much of the country this weekend.

Experts have said it is in the "public's hands to take control" of the UK's pandemic, urging them to "behave as if you're trying to protect your brothers, your sisters, your parents and your friends".

Prince William has heard about the "horror of the situation" a London hospital is facing due to the dramatic rise in COVID-19 patients.