Care home residents in England will be able to hold hands with one named visitor starting from 8 March, the government has announced.

Burnt-out NHS staff will be offered more support from military medics as they prepare to cope with a new wave of non-COVID patients, the defence secretary has told Sky News. 

Kim Kardashian has filed for divorce from her rapper husband Kanye West after nearly seven years of marriage.

The huge pile near Gelendzhik on Russia's Black Sea Coast which Alexei Navalny calls "Putin's Palace" has a way of coming back to haunt the Russian president.

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has lost an appeal against what he has described as a politically motivated decision to jail him for nearly three years.

Millions of people in parts of the southern US are having to boil water before drinking it as burst pipes caused by record low temperatures may have contaminated the water supply.

Asylum seekers housed at a disused army barracks in Kent were "treated like criminals" and some even tried to commit suicide, former residents have told Sky News.

Two women were turned away from a vaccine centre in Orlando, Florida, after attempting to pass themselves off as older women to try to get coronavirus jabs.

There were only two dozen of them.

Tech giant Google has fired the head of its artificial intelligence (AI) ethics programme, claiming she had broken the rules on moving files outside of the company.