Detectives aim to trace Audi a week on from shooting

Detectives investigating the murder of a man who was shot dead as he sat in a car have released CCTV images a week on from his death.Officers

In Pictures: Duchess of Cambridge helps out at baby charity

The Duchess of Cambridge has worn a face mask at a royal event for the first time as she revealed that stories of families struggling during

Livingston factory could help produce 60 million doses of vaccine

A factory in West Lothian is expanding as part of a deal to secure 60 million doses of a coronavirus vaccine candidate developed by the French firm

Amnesty International ‘very concerned’ for welfare of academic held in Iran

Amnesty International says they are “very concerned” for the welfare of a British-Australian academic who is being held in

Ruling due in latest stage of Meghan’s legal action against British newspaper

The High Court is to give its ruling on a bid by the Duchess of Sussex to keep secret the identities of five friends who gave an anonymous interview

Douglas Ross expected to be named Scottish Tory leader

Douglas Ross is expected to be named the new leader of the Scottish Conservatives on Wednesday.No other challenger has put themselves forward or

William Hill to close 119 betting shops – but only 12 jobs at risk

Betting giant William Hill is closing 119 stores, but will protect almost all of the jobs, as it said it does not think customers will come back in

FTSE 100 edges into green after BP buoys sentiment

The FTSE 100 tipped into positive territory at the close of play after it was buoyed by a strong showing by BP.Investors welcomed the oil

Sainsbury’s signs legal agreement to protect staff from sexual harassment

Sainsbury’s is the latest company to sign a legally-binding document with the Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) after being

Big firms cut nearly 4,500 jobs in just two days as furlough tapers off

Nearly 4,500 jobs have been lost at major British employers in only the first two working days in August, as businesses continue to feel the fallout

One in four think property is the safest way to save for retirement

A quarter (25%) of people think property is the safest way to fund their retirement, in what experts say reflects an “obsession”

Ford names new chief executive amid restructuring drive

Ford chief operating officer Jim Farley will lead the carmaker into the future starting on October 1 when current chief executive Jim Hackett

British-Australian academic visited in notorious Iran jail

Australian diplomatic officials have visited a British-Australian academic in detention in Iran, confirming reports that she has been moved to a

Travel restrictions could be used to curb coronavirus spread – No 10

Powers to ban movement in and out of coronavirus hotspots could be used to curb the spread of Covid-19, Downing Street said.Officials confirmed the

Chief Whip defends actions over rape-accused Tory MP

Tory Chief Whip Mark Spencer has insisted that rape allegations against a senior MP are being taken "very seriously" as the party came

Covid-19 decision-making ‘shrouded in secrecy’ – top scientist

Major decisions about coronavirus have been “shrouded with secrecy”, a top scientist has said, as he called for more

Greater Manchester declares major incident over rising Covid-19 rates

A major incident has been declared in Greater Manchester over rising Covid-19 infections just as the Chancellor's meal-deal scheme

Greater Manchester declares major incident after rise in Covid-19 transmission

A major incident has been declared in Greater Manchester due to increases in coronavirus infection rates across “multiple

Massive blast rips through Beirut, killing 50 and injuring thousands

BEIRUT (Reuters) - A huge explosion in port warehouses near central Beirut killed more than 50 people, injured over 2,750 and sent shockwaves

North Korea has 'probably' developed nuclear devices to fit ballistic missiles, U.N. report says

UNITED NATIONS (Reuters) - North Korea is pressing on with its nuclear weapons program and several countries believe it has "probably

The five wildest moments from Donald Trump’s interview with Axios

Donald Trump's interview with Jonathan Swan, national political correspondent at the Axios news site, has got people talking - but for all

Coronavirus did come from bats, say WHO scientists sent to Wuhan

The coronavirus outbreak came from bats and was probably passed to humans through another intermediary animal "host", World Health

Three rescued from Pacific island after writing SOS in sand

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP) — Three men have been rescued from a tiny Pacific island after writing a giant SOS sign in the sand that

'Pathetic!': Trump accuses Birx of agreeing with Pelosi's criticism of pandemic response 

President Trump on Monday tweeted what appeared to be an attack on Dr. Deborah Birx, the coordinator of the White House coronavirus task force,