Transport Secretary Grant Shapps has defended the introduction of 10-year jail sentences for those who lie about their travel at the UK border as "appropriate".

Britney Spears has appeared to address a documentary about her life, saying she is "taking the time to learn and be a normal person". 

Prince Charles and his wife Camilla have been given their first doses of a COVID-19 vaccine, Clarence House has said.

A lawyer appearing before a judge in a virtual court case popped up on screen as a cartoon cat - after failing to realise a feline filter was switched on.

Two Hollywood stars have completed their takeover of non-league football club Wrexham.

Twitter is locked in a battle with the Indian government after it was ordered to take down accounts supporting the ongoing farmers' protests.

A long awaited bailout package worth billions of pounds for homeowners affected by the cladding scandal is being announced by the government.

Former president Donald Trump will face a second impeachment trial, after the US Senate rejected Republican arguments that it would be unconstitutional.

The government had difficulty contacting hundreds of thousands of clinically vulnerable people who were told to shield at the start of the pandemic, a watchdog has discovered.

Persimmon, the UK housebuilder that has been battling to restore trust with customers over historic build quality issues, has announced a £75m provision to help fund the removal of potentially unsafe cladding on its buildings.