Will Knowland was removed from his role at the prestigious Berkshire school after posting an anti-feminist lecture on Youtube.

Sky News presenter Kay Burley, who fell from grace after breaching Covid rules to celebrate her 60th birthday, has been spotted handing out food at London's Community Kitchen in Brent.

The Royal Navy are hunting for a second female sailor, who goes by the name Izzy Bell, after she was caught sharing explicit 'porn to order' videos on the adult website Only Fans.

An RSPCA water rescue team saved the life of Farrah the mare in Amlwch, Anglesey, North Wales, after she became stuck up to her neck in a muddy bog trying to escape her field.

Maisy McAdam, 23, was exercising with her six-year-old dog Willow, a labrador-golden retriever cross who she relies on to navigate roads safely, in a Hampshire nature reserve last week.

Kim Jong-un's North Korea continued its nuclear and missile programs in 2020 in violation of international sanctions and funded them with £220m stolen through cyber hacks, according to UN report.

Ministers are considering to ask if passengers have booked into a quarantine hotel in the UK. But it is unclear whether carriers will be expected to bar travellers who answer no.

The chocolate was bought on a credit card belonging to the Information Commissioner's Office, the body in charge of upholding Freedom of Information Act.

NHS England has changed its messaging from 'we will contact you' to 'contact us' as No10 races towards its target of vaccinating the 15million most vulnerable people by February 15.

Neil Basu raised the issue at the last National Policing Board meeting chaired by Priti Patel, who stood against legalising positive discrimination to ensure more ethnic minority police recruits.

The Ministry of Justice will relax the requirement to hold parole hearings in private, in the biggest shake-up since parole boards were introduced more than 50 years ago.

Kindred, the owner of 32Red and Unibet, said its monitoring systems revealed that £1 in every £23 of losses came from potential addicts.

A total of 21.6million people in England and Wales have signed up to the service, the equivalent of 60 per cent of the adult population. But No10 has refused to say how many are active users.

Saad al-Jabri, a former top Saudi intelligence official, has filed new allegations in a court battle with Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman, accusing aides of trying to lure his daughter to the Istanbul consulate.

The former England rugby star, 42, who is married to the Queen's granddaughter Zara, has a firm to manage his speaking engagements, which have dried up during the pandemic.

The two girls were brutally attacked by the escaped guard dog in Birmingham today with police called to the scene just after 12.30pm.

Ben Wallace, MP for Wyre and Preston North, said the internet could be to blame for the increasing threat of chemical and biological weapons in Britain.

Scientists at Porton Down have been analysing data collected by smart watches, such as heart rate and movement, with hopes of using the technology to catch Covid before people feel ill.

Nina Evans Williams, 54, from Anglesey, Wales, treated her son to a special delivery for his birthday after she baked him a cake that looked exactly like an Amazon cardboard box.

Officers were called to the cafe in Burnage, Manchester on Sunday, where scores of diners - neither wearing masks nor socially distanced - sat eating at tables inside.

Former armed forces minister Mark Francois told MPs in the Commons that the absence of even draft legislation added to the 'burning injustice' felt by soldiers' who served in Northern Ireland.

A study from Birmingham and Warwick Universities has revealed family doctors gave out 4.5million prescriptions for erectile dysfunction in 2019 - an increase of 110 per cent from 2.1million in 2009

Tourist transport company Tuk Tuk Time is using its fleet of vehicles to help pensioners travel to their vaccination appointments for free around Saundersfoot, Pembrokeshire.

Jude Chinn, three, was rushed to hospital in Taunton after suffering stomach pains and vomiting, hours after happily speaking to his grandfather and uncle on the phone.

The suspect will appear at Lanark Sheriff Court accused of communications offences. Pictured is Captain Tom.

It is believed that Lewis Hamilton, 36, was compelled to compromise on his original pay demands of £40million a year given the financial climate and his lack of alternative seats.

The John Scott inoculation hub in Hackney, East London, claimed 'really slow patient uptake' forced it to close at 2pm on three days last week.

Sven Badzak, 22, who went to the same school as Prince William and Prince Harry, was brutally attacked on Willesden Lane in Kilburn just after 5.30pm on Saturday and died bleeding in the street.

Earlier this week, the Government confirmed that all passengers from 33 'red list' countries would have to quarantine for ten days in a hotel from February 15.

The respected NIESR urged Rishi Sunak to be cautious in his Budget next month, despite hints that he intends to start repairing the battered public finances.

Boris Johnson said getting pupils' learning on track was the government's 'single biggest priority' amid fears the most vulnerable have fallen even further behind during the pandemic.

Robert Jobson, a UK royal biographer who knew the late Princess' 'well' added that he believes the Prince of Wales is 'upset' by his son's reported feud and that he doesn't know why it has lasted this long.

Peter Murrell has been forced to appear again before an inquiry looking into the Scottish Government's handling of harassment complaints made against Mr Salmond.

The restaurant is currently closed because of the lockdown but Khan, 34, visited it on Sunday to enjoy its 'drive thru' service where customers can order food and eat it in their cars.

Zia Khan, 31, was told by a police officer that 'sitting in your car is not a lawful reason to come out in lockdown' as he smoked alone in Birmingham. His warning follows a string of fines issued by forces.

The queue at Home Park in Plymouth has been compared to match day-style crowds, with some said to have been waiting for up to 90 minutes as the mercury dropped to zero.

The Home Office has confirmed 49 migrants made it to UK shores on three boats on Saturday, after 13 arrived on Friday, bringing this year's total up to 285.

Russell Tovey has revealed his father wanted him to have 'hormone treatment' to 'cure' him of being gay.

Asked about the progress of the programme, likely to affect tens of thousands of travellers, Downing Street could only say today that an announcement would be made this week.

Meghan Markle, 39, won't come to the UK this summer because she 'doesn't want to be away from Archie', the author of her biography Finding Freedom Omid Scobie has claimed.

Researchers at New York University tested how well the blood of people who had received the vaccine could destroy the coronavirus, and found it still worked but was slightly weaker.

Officials are investigating the academics, from 20 UK universities, amid suspicion they may have breached laws designed to protect national security and human rights.

Dr David Nabarro, chief Covid-19 expert at the World Health Organization, said Britain had taught 'a great lesson to the rest of the world' with its pioneering but controversial dosing plan.

Ursula von der Leyen complained that some countries saw the drive to inoculate populations as a Cold War style 'confrontation'.

Companies can extend their health and safety policy to insist all staff are vaccinated against the virus in a 'jab for a job' approach, but may run into problems if they sack those who do not comply.

Julie Price, from Portsmouth, was tricked into sending iTunes and Amazon gift cards to the fraudster, who said he needed them to access to internet from his base in Afghanistan.

The Duchess of Sussex, 39, has some 'very serious book deals on the table' after being approached by 'numerous publishing houses', sources told Vanity Fair's Katie Nicholl.

Matthew Mason, then 18, lured Alex Rodda to remote woodland near the village of Ashley in Cheshire with the promise of sex before beating him to death with a large metal wrench.

The online giant, owned by billionaire Mahmud Kamani, said they would be buying the brands and stock but would shut all 214 physical stores, concessions or franchises with 2,450 job losses.

An improved formulation of the vaccine Oxford/AstraZeneca vaccine that will help tackle the South African variant of the disease should be ready by the autumn, scientists said yesterday.

Philip James Waymouth claimed firm Summerfield Browne had given him service 'full of errors' that showed a lack of understanding of the law.

Pupils studying for exams only to see them cancelled due to coronavirus have suffered the worst during the schools shutdown, a major new report by non-profit group ImpactEd reveals.

In a report on November 9, 2020, about union calls for all NHS staff to receive a pay rise, Mr Christopher Snowdon, head of lifestyle economics at the IEA, was quoted as saying he presumed dieticians...

Stonemanor, a small chain of British food stores in Belgium, is unable to source classic items including digestive biscuits, Walker's shortbread and oatcakes.

Lord Foster, whose buildings include the Gherkin in London and Apple's headquarters in California, said the pandemic has been 'an accelerant' of trends that will reshape global cities.

The secretive procedure, known as Queen's Consent, has been used on at least 1,062 parliamentary bills that are of personal interest to either The Queen or Prince Charles.

Daniel 'Cully' Pratt, the brother of actor Chris Pratt, is among a number of officers with Solano County sheriffs in California who have openly supported the Three Percenters group.

Professor Sir Ian Boyd, from the University of St Andrews and a member of SAGE, said potentially jab-resistant strains means the UK could be stuck in a pattern of 'control and release for a long time'.

Rishi Sunak has been resisting making the increase - introduced in response to the coronavirus crisis and due to end next month - permanent despite pressure from MPs.

Eddie McGuire has a long history of putting his foot in his mouth, but his big profile and friends in high places always saw him bounce back. Not this time, MIKE COLMAN writes..

American model Ratajkowski demanded that writer Rich Cohen 'explain himself' over the 2009 article in which he wrote that Simpson's weight was 'all I could think of'.

The Prime Minister has been urged to toughen border controls after a passenger arriving from South Africa revealed she walked through Heathrow unchecked.

Tim Hands, master of Winchester College, said the Hampshire school hopes to produce 'leaders of the future' - which will be made up of both sexes from next year.

Actor Dan Wyllie has been found not guilty of assaulting his wife after a court heard she tipped yoghurt over his head during an ugly bust up at home.

The teething troubles came after Mr Hancock urged all over-70s in England who haven't yet had a Covid vaccine to book their own online via the NHS website.

The audit took four months and was published in November. It identified 209 statues, buildings and street names with links to slavery but critics say the focus should be elsewhere during the pandemic.

Hedwig, who is a permanent resident at the Paragon Advanced Breeding Group in Penrith, Cumbria, escaped her cattle pen by skilfully unbolting the door using just her tongue.

Under the plans Cornish fisherman will hook the name 'megrim' and replace it with Cornish sole. Spider crab will be rebranded as 'Cornish king crab', reports the Times.

A street in Eastlakes in Sydney's south was swarmed by dozens of NSW Police officers who searched a number of homes before they located the man at an apartment in a nearby street.

New doc plunges into the surreal world of heavy drinking and Viagra-fueled promiscuity at the world's largest retirement community in Florida known as 'The Villages.'

Margaret and Derek Firth, both 91, died in Trafford General Hospital last week - but had been able to see each other in the hospital before they passed away.

The Government is set to announce plans for all travellers arriving in the UK to undergo two coronavirus tests while they quarantine in hotels or self-isolate at home.

Ayatollah Abbas Tabrizian made the claims on messaging platform Telegram, where he has almost 210,000 followers.

Victoria Police released CCTV footage of the alleged 'lewd behaviour' at McDonald's Ararat in southwest Victoria before the 29-year-old man handed himself him.

Virginia Heffernan, an author, podcast host and columnist, told of her struggle to thank her Trump-supporting neighbors for shoveling the snow from her driveway.

The University's Wykeham chair of physics will now be known as Tencent-Wykeham chair in honour of the Chinese computing conglomerate which has offered a £700,000 donation in return.

An unnamed Leicestershire Police officer gave an emotional plea to a couple, who had travelled 13 miles from home to a spot near East Midlands Airport to watch planes, to stay at home.

Jennifer Board, 22, died when a Holden Statesman ran into the back of an allegedly stolen Hyundai, which then crossed onto the wrong side of the road and smashed into her bike in Townsville.

Patrick and Shauna McDonagh were killed when their car was driven the wrong way down the A40 dual carriageway near Acton in west London in February 2019, the hearing was told.

Witnesses described police firing warning shots into the sky before aiming at protesters with rubber bullets, with some people injured in the melee in the capital Naypyitaw.

Ben McBean, 33, parked in a disabled bay at hospital in Plymouth to attend a pre-op appointment for surgery to damaged nerve tissue in his arm caused the blast when he was abused by the woman.

Some 10,000 extra tests will be rolled out in Manchester from Tuesday after four new cases of the coronavirus variant were found in the city.

The British foreign office has warned dual nationals that they may be treated as Chinese citizens by local authorities in Hong Kong and denied access to consular assistance if they are arrested.

Indoor dining will resume in New York City on Friday February 12th, two days earlier than planned, Gov. Cuomo announced on Monday morning.  

Karl Howard, 44, alleged attacked his girlfriend and her friend inside his multi-million dollar home on Ferris Street in Annandale, in Sydney's inner-west, just after 5am on Monday.

Australia's borders have been closed since March due to the coronavirus pandemic, with only citizens, residents and exempted foreigners allowed to enter.

Hundreds of retail jobs across Australia could soon be lost as popular department store H&M switches its focus to online sales.

An urgent recall has been issued for children's slap watches from Gellong based homeares company Kaisercraft, over fears of 'internal burns' due to a defect in the battery compartment.

A guest of Melbourne's hotel quarantine at the Holiday Inn has tested positive to coronavirus after completing their 14-day isolation, sparking a "strong public health response". 

Anthony Sowell, 61, was a Death Row serial killer who terrorized a Cleveland neighborhood a decade ago. Sowell died on Monday afternoon from a terminal illness at a hospital in Ohio.

The young Sydneysider defeated world number 13 ranked Belgian David Goffin to cause a huge upset at the Australian Open in Melbourne.

Sky News host Peter Gleeson on Sunday called for cyclists to be confined to cycleways and be registered before they can use their bikes in public to hold them accountable for their behaviour.

Media identity Peter FitzSimons is seething over a story Stan Grant wrote describing the Australia Day party FitzSimons hosts as being like a scene from the horror movie 'Get Out'.

Tucker Carlson opened his show on Monday with a scathing monologue accusing Biden's administration of releasing 'thousands' of migrants without giving them coronavirus tests.

Deadly male funnel webs are surging in and around Sydney homes because of the warm weather and high rainfall.

Meg Bogatie, from the Gold Coast, posted the footage to Facebook on Sunday after the alleged attack the night earlier.

The residents of a two-storey home in Oakey, a town in Toowoomba, Queensland were left terrified after coming across a massive blue-bellied black snake.

Port Douglas Yacht Club, in Queensland, announced it was a 'sad day' for the Dickson Inlet and Port Douglas habitats after the reptile was found floating entangled on a mooring line.

The brazen trio were photographed fishing at Magela Creek crossing in Kakadu National Park in the Northern Territory on Monday.

White House Press Secretary Jen Psaki was asked what would become of 1,000 jobs lost in South Dakota after President Biden's decision cancel Keystone XL oil pipeline. She mocked the question.

Canadian world No. 12 Denis Shapovalov has accidentally sledged tennis veteran Bernard Tomic ahead of their round-two showdown in the Australian Open.

The Australian Open began on Monday after a three week postponement with the very notable exception of Roger Federer - who has not missed the tournament since his debut in 2000. 

A security guard has threatened to bash a group of teenage bike riders at a Direct Factory Outlet in Victoria on Sunday afternoon. Police arrive at the scene and attempt to calm down the guard.

An artist has lost nearly $10,000 after her Palm Beach holiday booking was cancelled because of the Northern Beaches outbreak. She said the owners refused to refund after telling her to cancel.

A man believed to be Nathan Rashad James, left, filmed himself screaming 'I'm sorry' after shooting his girlfriend Marietta Matthews, top right, and her mom Tamiko Merriwether, bottom right.

One-time NRL cult hero Dave Taylor returned to the footy field on Saturday night - and it didn't take long for his silky skills to be on full display in Queensland's Central Highlands region.

The Senate will begin on Tuesday the second impeachment trial for Donald Trump, over charges that he whipped up an insurrection on January 6. He is unlikely to be convicted.

A middle-aged Australian woman has been hailed a hero after she chased three hooded eshays down the street with a baseball bat.

'There may be a vaccine amnesty for illegal migrants - but you still have to queue'

Cameron Wrathall, 54, was swimming at Blackwall Reach in the Swan River, south Perth on January 14 when he battled the suspected bull shark, leaving him unable to walk.

Casino giant Crown Resorts is not fit to run its $2.2 billion Sydney casino because it facilitated money laundering and has other 'deep' problems, a highly anticipated report has found. 

The media personality has held the role since 1998, but announced he was quitting at a press conference on Tuesday.

The three men were at Yarra Bay, La Perouse, in the city's south with their families on Sunday when they discovered what they believed was a submerged baby - sparking a police search.

Tennis legend Margaret Court has shrugged off her non invitation to the Australian Open, declaring she no plans to be in Melbourne for the 2021 tournament.

Derek Barrett was jailed for at least 34 years and six months for the murder and kidnapping of his niece of Mengmei Leng, whose body was found in a blowhole on the NSW Central Coast.

A Malaysian woman who blackmailed the parents of a dying baby with precious photos on their stolen phone thinks she ought be released from jail early because they were already suffering. 

Lindsey Graham on Monday night told Sean Hannity that Democrats were carving a dangerous path with their wish to convict Donald Trump after he had stepped down as president.

A Sydney police officer has appeared in court and pleaded not guilty after driving 63 km/h over the limit before crashing into a grandmother's Mercedes, leaving her with a severe brain injury.

President Biden, left, has been accused of attempting to flirt with Brittney Hayes, right, during a video conference call in which he said that she 'looks like a freshman.'

Australia has recorded zero new locally acquired cases of Covid-19 across the entire country - as the deadly virus continues to plague the globe.

A teenager accused of mowing down a pregnant couple on Australia Day will not be charged with a third count of murder relating to the woman's unborn son.

A woman has been filmed berating a Sydney bus driver after he asked her to wear a face mask, in accordance with NSW Covid-19 regulations.

The former Penthouse cover girl and ex-The Block star failed to appear in Brisbane Magistrates Court on Tuesday.

Melbourne single mother Cheng Lei was detained in August last year but China's decision to arrest her on Friday signals the start of a formal criminal investigation.

On Monday a total of 77,737 new coronavirus infections and 1,309 deaths were reported across the country, according to a tally by the COVID Tracking Project.

Half of the historic Tasmanian village of Waddamana has hit the market and will cost buyers less than an apartment in Sydney, with seven hectares of land up for grabs on two titles.

A ball girl has collapsed at the Australian Open less than an hour into a men's singles match. She suddenly fell to the ground during a first round match between Lloyd Harris and Mikael Torpegaard.

Henrik Evertsson, 33, used a drone camera to film the wreckage of the doomed ferry MS Estonia for a Discovery+ documentary entitled Estonia: the Find that Changes Everything.

Motorists have slammed a controversial decision to remove warning signs from mobile speed cameras on some of Australia's safest roads as 'revenue raising'.

The White House has reactivated its Flickr page and released 72 new photos showing President Joe Biden and life inside the presidential estate.

President Joe Biden has deployed four Air Force B-1 bombers to Norway to express to Russia's Vladimir Putin that the U.S. will defend allies if Russia shows aggression in the Arctic.

During the trophy presentation, Brady caught sight of himself wearing a his Nike sponsored team apparel and quickly hoisted up his T-shirt to cover the logo as he is endorsed by Under Armour

Brave tourists have set free a trapped kangaroo after coming across the helpless animal in the outback.

More than 100 people including 12 Australian Defence Force members have been identified as close contacts of the female employee they worked with at the Holiday Inn at Melbourne Airport.

Hussein Egal, 66, allegedly murdered his wife Maryan Ismail, 57, at their flat in Edmonton, north London, after she asked him to move out during the first lockdown on April 6 last year.

The victims have been identified on social media as Marietta Matthews, 25, and her mother Tamiko. The suspect is alleged to be her boyfriend Nathan Rashad James, 24.

Heart-stopping footage shows the fearless marsupial crossing a busy Elizabeth Street in Adelaide.

Two teenagers were arrested in Townsville after allegedly travelling in a stolen Hyundai Sedan allegedly pursued by vigilante who crashed into motorcyclist Jennifer Board.

Annastacia Palaszczuk says Queensland will crack down on youth criminals with 'all the force and resources at our disposal' after a series of shocking alleged murders.

Andrew Laming's electorate of Bowman was rocked by a drug tragedy on Australia Day when Kate Leadbetter, her boyfriend Matthew Field and their unborn child were allegedly killed.

A federal magistrate judge has ordered Ethan Nordean, left and center, to be released for his charges stemming from the January 6 riot at the U.S. Capitol, where he was pictured, right, inside.

Former Overstock CEO was at the White House amid Trump's election overturn effort, and claims sources told him Rudy Giuliani had three cocktails the night before his infamous RNC presser.

Residents on Lady Wakehurst Drive in Otford, in Sydney's south, called police at about 11.30pm on Friday after hearing motorists hooning around the area.

Founders Martin Eberhard and Marc Tarpenning, who set up Tesla in 2003, made the comments in an interview with CNBC that was released in full Monday. It was originally filmed in 2019.

Dogecoin, which was largely created as a joke based on a popular internet meme, has surged 112 percent in the last week.

A video captured the moment a truck flew off a ramp and plunged 70 feet onto a Wisconsin interstate. The driver lost control of a pickup truck on an elevated ramp and skidded over the barrier.

Officials in Georgia on Monday confirmed that an investigation has been launched into Donald Trump's January 2 call to the secretary of state, Brad Raffensperger, asking him to 'find' votes.

Sydney's controversial lockout laws will be scrapped from Kings Cross next month after being introduced six years ago in a bid to stop alcohol-fuelled violence.

A clip was posted to TikTok recently showing flames coming out from behind the scooter which had been parked up on a New Zealand street.

New York lawyer Spencer Sheehan has filed more than 100 lawsuits against household names such as McDonald's and Dr Pepper over items from soda drinks and ice cream to milk.