Ballymurphy: 'It's all about truth'

New inquests open into the deaths by shooting of 10 people in Ballymurphy, Belfast on 9, 10 and 11 Aug 1971 during a security forces called Operation Demetrius. What is now known as the Ballymurphy Massacre occurred when British soldiers moved into the Republican areas in West Belfast to arrest IRA members although alternative allegations have been made that an Ulster Volunteer Force (UVF) sniper shot some of the 10.

Greening: ‘Parliament is gridlocked’ over Brexit

Former Education secretary, Justine Greening, says the public needs to have a vote on the final Brexit deal as ‘parliament is in gridlock’ over what deal to take.

Mordaunt: We need to work together as a Cabinet for Brexit

International Development Secretary, Penny Mordaunt, has said Cabinet need to work together with the Prime Minister to get a good deal on Brexit.

Candlelit vigil for democracy in Sri Lanka

President Maithripala Sirisena has ousted Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe in favour of Mahinda Rajapaksa and called for fresh elections.

Gove: The PM is trying to get the very best deal for Britain

Environment Secretary Michael Gove has said that Prime Minister Theresa May is working to get the very best Brexit deal for Britain. The comments come before Michel Barnier is due to update EU ministers on negotiations.

Dominic Raab 'confident' on Brexit deal

Dominic Raab today told reporters he was "confident" that the government would get a Brexit deal in the coming weeks. Former foreign secretary Boris Johnson claimed Mrs May is on the brink of "total surrender" to the EU over Brexit as he urged the Cabinet to mutiny against the Prime Minister's withdrawal agenda.

Royal family attend remembrance service at Westminster Abbey

The Royal family including the Queen and Prince Charles attended a remembrance service at Westminster Abbey to mark 100 years since the end of WWI.

Stunning footage shows lightweight rocket blast off

US company Rocket Lab hope to use 3D printed technology to make lightweight rockets to carry satellites.

Andrea Leadsom asked about Brexit negotiations

Andrea Leadsom has said the government are still working to get a good deal for Britain and are "hoping" it goes through parliament.

Macron denounces nationalism at Armistice centenary

French President Emmanuel Macron called nationalism a "betrayal of patriotism" in his speech before world leaders at the Armistice ceremony in Paris

Armistice Day: The Queen watches commemorations from balcony

Britain fell silent at 11am on Sunday to mark 100 years since the end of World War One.The Queen watched the Whitehall service from the balcony of the nearby Foreign and Commonwealth Office.The Duchess of Cornwall and the Duchess of Cambridge joined the Queen on the balcony.

Britain falls silent to mark 100 years since end of war

The Prince of Wales lead the tributes at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, laying a wreath on behalf of his mother for the second year in a row.

Emily Thornberry insists Labour still back a people's vote

Emily Thornberry has sought to calm Labour anger by saying the party could still back a Final Say Brexit referendum – just a day after Jeremy Corbyn said there won't be another vote. The shadow foreign secretary said “all options remain on the table” if Labour fails to force a general election by voting against the deal Theresa May still hopes to strike within the next few days.

War dead remembered at Cenotaph centenary ceremony

The Prince of Wales lead the tributes at the Cenotaph in Whitehall, laying a wreath on behalf of his mother for the second year in a row, while an equerry laid a wreath on behalf of the Duke of Edinburgh.

Gavin Williamson on marking 100 years since end of WW1

Ten thousand people will take part in a procession past the Cenotaph as Britain and Europe mark 100 years since the end of World War One. Defence Secretary Gavin Williamson has said today is an "important day as the nation comes together to remember the enormous sacrifice that was made by so many over a 100 years ago."

Prince Harry commemorates centenary at Twickenham Stadium

Prince Harry attends England vs New Zealand rugby match at Twickenham Stadium, where he lays a wreath on the pitch to commemorate the centenary. Ahead of the match, he met descendants of two England captains, Lancelot Slocock and Ronnie Coulton, who both died in the First World War.

Japanese TV cancels BTS show over atomic bomb t-shirt

A Japanese TV show has cancelled an appearance by hugely popular K-pop group BTS, amid controversy over a shirt worn by one of the band members.

Prince Harry commemorates centenary at Twickenham Stadium

Prince Harry attends England vs New Zealand rugby match at Twickenham Stadium, where he lays a wreath on the pitch to commemorate the centenary. Ahead of the match, he met descendants of two England captains, Lancelot Slocock and Ronnie Coulton, who both died in the First World War.

Aaron Taylor-Johnson on Outlaw King's harsh conditions

Aaron Taylor-Johnson tells us about the harsh conditions filming Outlaw King in Scotland and the new skill he learnt.

Jeremy Corbyn: The referendum already took place

Jeremy Corbyn visits Leave voting seat Saltburn-by-the-Sea. Asked on if he could agree with Jo Johnson’s call for a new referendum, Corbyn said: “Not really, no. The referendum took place. The issue now has to be how we bring people together,".

Blake Nelson and Harry Melling on becoming cowboys

Blake Nelson and Harry Melling discuss what it was like to work on The Ballad of Buster Scruggs and become cowboys.

Zoe Kazan: Working with the Coen brothers 'is a dream'

Stars of The Ballad of Buster Scruggs, Zoe Kazan and Bill Heck say working with the Coen brothers “is a dream”.

Sajid Javid announces projects to tackle youth violence

Sajid Javid has unveiled details of a new drive to stop youngsters being drawn into crime or exploited by gangs.The Home Secretary announced that 29 projects endorsed by Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) in England and Wales will receive funding totalling £17.7 million over two years.

Former Ministers react to Jo Johnson's resignation

Former ministers Anna Soubry and Dominic Grieve react to Jo Johnson's decision to resign as Minister for Transport. Mrs Soubry says Mr Johnson made a "brave decision" and that it "takes courage to resign as a minister". Mr Grieve says he is “not surprised” by the resignation” and that Mr Johnson is “striving for the best possible Brexit”.

Stanley Johnson: 'I am impressed at Jo's resignation'

Stanley Johnson says he is "impressed" at the decision of his son, Jo Johnson, to resign from his role as transport minister. He said that "Jo is not a man who takes decisions lightly" and his move to step down is reflective of the fact he believes the British public should get a final decision on Brexit.

Theresa May lays a wreath at a war memorial in France

Prime Minister Theresa May, alongside French President Emmanuel Macron, attend a wreath laying ceremony at Thiepval Memorial in France to mark the Centenary of the First World War.

Adriana Lima walks final Victoria's Secret Fashion Show

Adriana Lima has walked her final Victoria's Secret Fashion Show along with Bella and Gigi Hadid and Kendall Jenner.

Transport Minister Jo Johnson has resigned over Brexit

Transport Minister Jo Johnson has resigned over Brexit, saying that the country is "barrelling towards an incoherent Brexit". Johnson said the decision was "very difficult" but believes that the deal which is being finalised is "radically different to what was proposed in the referendum campaign".

The British-Irish Council discuss the border in Ireland

The British-Irish Council holds its 31st summit meeting on the Isle of Man. It comes as Prime Minister Theresa May is accused of breaking a promise to her DUP allies over potential customs arrangements after Britain leaves the EU. Speaking at the summit, David Lidington, the de facto deputy prime minister, said: "The Prime Minister has always been very clear we won't accept something that involves carving out Northern Ireland from the rest of the UK." Irish Taoiseach Leo Varadkar also added: "We are at a sensitive point in the negotiations. A successful outcome is not guaranteed but I think it is possible in the next couple of weeks". Scottish First Minister Nicola Sturgeon was also in attendance and commented on the strengthened relationships between Scotland and Wales, and Scotland and Ireland.

Lady Gaga on California shooting: We have to do better

Lady Gaga, Harrison Ford and Spike Lee have spoken out about the Thousand Oaks bar shooting in California that claimed 12 lives along with the shooter

Philip Hammond says GDP figures are “very good news”

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond has said it is "very good news" that the UK economy grew by 0.6% in the three months to September 2018. Speaking at the Fuller's Brewery in Chiswick, the Chancellor said it shows the "fundamental strength of the economy".

Philip Hammond speaks about the border in Ireland

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond says that the government will "not contemplate a deal that separates Northern Ireland from the United Kingdom". He says he understands the DUP's comments but says the union between the UK and Northern Ireland is a priority.

Philip Hammond says GDP figures are “very good news”

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond has said it is "very good news" that the UK economy grew by 0.6% in the three months to September 2018. Speaking at the Fuller's Brewery in Chiswick, the Chancellor said it shows the "fundamental strength of the economy".

Philip Hammond speaks about the border in Ireland

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond says that the government will "not contemplate a deal that separates Northern Ireland from the United Kingdom". He says he understands the DUP's comments but says the union between the UK and Northern Ireland is a priority.

Prime Minister Theresa May lays wreath to mark WW1 Centenary

To mark the First World War Centenary, Prime Minister Theresa May lays a wreath at St Symphorien Military Cemetery in Belgium with Belgian Prime Minister Charles Michel.

Conjoined twin girls successfully separated in Melbourne

15-month-old twin girls from Bhutan have been successfully separated after a six-hour operation in Melbourne's Royal Children's Hospital in Australia.

Lord Hain: 'We welcomed interaction with Prince Charles'

Former Cabinet Minister Lord Hain has said he welcomed “regular interactions” with Prince Charles when he was a cabinet minister and never saw it as "meddling". This comes after the Prince of Wales has said he will stop speaking out on issues when he becomes King and will reign as monarch in a similar way to his mother.

Prince William and Kate attend Tusk Conservation Awards

The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge attended the Tusk Conservation Awards at Banqueting House on Thursday evening. The awards celebrate people who work with wildlife and communities in Africa.

Southgate: Rooney's 'phenomenal' career deserves tribute

England coach Gareth Southgate says Wayne Rooney's "phenomenal" career playing for the country deserved the "best possible send-off". The footballer will make his 120th appearance for England at a friendly against the United States on Thursday.

Liam Fox: UK must be able to end backstop agreement

The International Trade Secretary Dr Liam Fox says the UK's withdrawal agreement with the EU needs to be “a decision that lies with sovereign British government”.

5 Seconds of Summer on touring with One Direction

5 Seconds of Summer explain what makes their third album so unique and reveal why they wanted to tour with One Direction.

Prince Harry lays Cross of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey

The Duke of Sussex visits the Field of Remembrance at Westminster Abbey to pay his respects to fallen soldiers. He laid a Cross of Remembrance, and met veterans, soldiers and cadets,

Jeremy Hunt: 'Irish backstop is biggest Brexit challenge'

Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt says the Irish backstop is the "biggest challenge" to overcome in the Brexit negotiations, although he adds he is "confident" it can be resolved.

Prince Charles bumps into supermodel Naomi Campbell at Nigerian royal reception

Prince Charles met British supermodel Naomi Campbell at the reception in Nigeria's capital, Lagos, before being presented with a Nigeria football Jersey reading HRH 70 (His Royal Highness), by Nigeria former football player, Joseph Yobo.

Jeremy Hunt: 'There will be no second referendum'

Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt says there will be no second referendum on Brexit, adding it would be "profoundly undemocratic" to do so.

Posthumous bravery award for British backpacker

The family of a man who died trying to save the life of a fellow backpacker, have spoken of their pride at receiving a bravery award on his behalf. Thomas Jackson was posthumously awarded the Queen's Gallantry Medal at Buckingham Palace on what would have been his 33rd birthday. He was fatally injured as he tried to prevent the murder of 21-year-old Mia Ayliffe-Chung in Australia two years ago.

Russian military re-enact historic 1941 WW2 parade in Moscow

Today Moscow saw the reconstruction of a World War II military parade held in defiance of German forces that had reached the outskirts of Moscow.

Prince Charles visits naval berths in Nigeria

Prince Charles visited the Lagos Naval Berths in Nigeria on the eighth and final day of his trip to west Africa with Camilla, the Duchess of Cornwall.

Art installation commemorates missing WW1 dead

The deaths of more than 70,000 British soldiers whose bodies were never recovered from the Battle of the Somme, are commemorated by Rob Heard's new art installation 'Shrouds of the Somme' at the Queen Elizabeth Park in east London.

Shadow Brexit Secretary will not support a 'blind Brexit'

The Shadow Brexit Secretary Sir Keir Starmer has said he will not be supporting a "blind Brexit" if the long-term relationship with the EU is vague. Speaking in Brussels, the Labour Party spokesman also said the legal advice for leaving the EU should be published because "the public have the right to know precisely what the Cabinet has signed up to and what the implications are for the future."

French President Macron pays tribute to WWI soldiers

French President Emmanuel Macron has paid tribute to French and German soldiers who lost their lives in World War I at the Douaumont Ossuary.

98-year-old attacked and robbed at home

A 98-year-old widower is critically ill in hospital after he was attacked and robbed at his home in North London. Peter Gouldstone lived alone - he suffered a head injury and was found covered in bruises, his son Simon said the sooner the perpetrators were locked up “the better”.

Queen opens new Schroders headquarters in the City of London

The Queen has opened the new headquarters of Schroders plc in the City of London. During the visit, The Queen was given a tour of the new building, including the investment team floor. She was also shown items from the company’s archive demonstrating its 200 year history as well the latest innovative technologies. Her Majesty then finished the visit by unveiling a plaque to commemorate the visit and formally opened the new headquarters.

Marks and Spencer report a drop in food and clothes sales

Marks and Spencer has reported a drop in food and clothes sales during the year, warning of 'challenging' times ahead for the high street retailer. Shoppers in Clacton spoke of their disappointment that their local shop is closing, although few were surprised.

Mayor of London says public trust in police is essential

The Mayor of London Sadiq Khan believes he has used all the resources available to him to tackle crime in the capital. However, he maintains that trust between the public and police is crucial in preventing neighbourhood crime, including gang-related violence.

PAC Chair says she is concerned over police cuts

The Chair of the Public Accounts Committee says that cuts have left police forces without the resources available to tackle a growing number of crimes in the UK. Meg Hillier went on to say that the home office needs to get a grip on what the police need.

100 firefighters tackle blaze in East Finchley

Up to 100 firefighters were called to the scene of a fire at a block of flats in north London. The London Fire Brigade said it sent 15 fire engines to the Grange Estate in East Finchley after the alarm was raised just after midnight. Part of the roof of the three-storey building was ablaze when crews arrived.

Aerials show garden where Grenfell tower effigy was burnt

Helicopters aerials show the property where a model of Grenfell Tower was burned on a bonfire.

Ariana Grande named People's Woman of the Year

Singer Ariana Grande has been named Woman of the Year by People Magazine, with top hits this year including 'Breathin' and 'God Is A Woman'.

WIDOWS: Viola Davis 'would have no problem using a gun'

Viola Davis may lead a group of kick-ass women in Steve McQueen's heist movie, Widows, but she admits she'd be terrible in reality.

Joey Essex speaks out about Love Island's Ellie Brown

MTV's Just Tattoo of Us is back, Monday at 10pm on MTV and this time, Charlotte Crosby is joined by her BFF Joey Essex who MIGHT be dating Ellie Brown

Charlotte Crosby: "Joey Essex is the biggest diva ever!"

As Just Tattoo of Us continues, Mondays at 10pm on MTV, Charlotte is joined by her co-presenter and BFF Joey Essex and reveals all!

Aerials show location of Tulse Hill stabbing

Aerials show the location where a 16-year-old boy became the fifth victim of a fatal stabbing in London within the last week

Celebrities urge followers to vote in US midterm elections

Oprah, Alicia Keys and Jennifer Lopez are just some of the celebrities to urge their mass social media followings to vote in the US midterm elections

May and Corbyn attend rememberance service

Theresa May and Jeremy Corbyn have attended a service of remembrance to commemorate the centenary of the end of World War One.

Grenfell inquiry chairman condemns "offensive" bonfire video

The man leading the inquiry into the Grenfell Tower disaster, has said he is pleased police are investigating an amateur video which emerged on Monday, showing people burning a model of the building on a bonfire. Speaking at the official Grenfell Tower Inquiry in central London on Tuesday, Sir Martin Moore-Bick described the video as offensive to victims, survivors and those who had been bereaved.

Cabinet ministers depart Downing Street

Cabinet ministers depart Downing Street after meeting with Theresa May to discuss Brexit.

Cumberbatch: The Grinch isn't naked - he wears clothes!

Benedict Cumberbatch talks to ITN Productions about The Grinch, revealing that the anti-Christmas character wears clothes to fit his mood.

Michael Gove has confidence in Brexit plan

Michael Gove says he is "absolutely confident the prime minister will do the very very best for Britain".

Dominic Raab says he will not resign

Brexit Secretary Dominic Raab says he is "absolutely not" resigning from his position and is currently negotiating with Theresa May.

Human chain demands citizenship rights post-Brexit

A human chain from Parliament to Downing Street passed a letter to the PM on Monday - demanding the protection of UK and EU citizenship rights

Cabinet ministers arrive at Downing Street

Cabinet ministers arrive at Downing Street for a Cabinet meeting on Brexit chaired by Theresa May.

The X Factor: United Vibe get emotional and talk 1D

Robbie's group, United Vibe are the latest act to be voted off The X Factor. The lads showed their emotion and reckon the technical fault's to blame!

Bronze Mo Salah statue gets mixed reviews

A bronze statue of footballer Mohamed Salah unveiled at an international youth gathering in Egypt has received mixed reviews.

Human chain delivers EU citizens' rights letter to Number 10

Campaigners form a human chain from Parliament to Downing Street to hand a letter to Number Ten calling on the government to reach an agreement with the EU on citizens' rights before Brexit.

Chancellor asked to define what 'end of austerity' means

Chancellor of the Exchequer Philip Hammond was asked to define what 'the end of austerity' actually means to him when quizzed at a select committee by Nicky Morgan on the recent budget.

Letter handed to Downing Street demanding EU citizens' right

Campaigners hand a letter to Number Ten calling on the government to reach an agreement with the EU on citizen's rights before Brexit.

Incredible moment curious gorillas suss out GoPro

A zoo in the Netherlands has called the moment a group of curious gorillas approached and tapped a GoPro enclosed in a glass box 'priceless'.

Chancellor's 'little extras' insulting to struggling schools

Shadow Education Secretary Angela Rayner says that the Chancellor's 'little extras' budget boost was an insult to schools doing it really tough from underinvestment.