Corbyn seeks to allay fears on anti-Semitism row

Jeremy Corbyn MP says he wants to deal with anti-Semitism "in our society as well as in all of our parties" following the approval of a new code of conduct on anti-Semitism by Labour's ruling National Executive. The document was drafted after complaints of how the party had dealt with anti-Semitism in its ranks. However, the new guidelines were criticised for not incorporating the internationally-approved definition of anti-Semitism by the International Holocaust Remembrance Alliance.

Corbyn: No-deal Brexit would be 'a very bad deal'

Jeremy Corbyn MP says that no deal is "a very bad deal" in response to the Government's stepping up of preparations for leaving the EU without a deal.

Swimmers cross from Asia to Europe in annual Bosphorus race

Over 2,000 swimmers from nearly 50 countries have competed in the annual cross-continent Bosphorus Strait race.

Official mascots for the 2020 Olympics unveiled in Tokyo

The official blue and pink mascots of the 2020 Olympic Games and Paralympics have made their debut in Tokyo.

Family and friends say farewell to Alesha MacPhail

Family and friends of a six-year-old girl who was killed on holiday have said farewell to a “special little girl” at her funeral. Alesha MacPhail was staying with relatives on the Isle of Bute, in the Firth of Clyde, at the start of the summer break when she was found dead.

Riz Ahmed is full of praise for 'Venom' co-star Tom Hardy

Actor Riz Ahmed was full of praise when talking about fellow Brit Tom Hardy who stars in the pair’s upcoming film ‘Venom’.

Hockey fans flock to Olympic Park for Women's World Cup

Hockey fans from across the world have gathered in London for the 2018 Women's World Cup which kicked off at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park on Saturday. It is the UK's biggest ever women's sporting event with over 100,000 tickets sold for the tournament.

Airbus’ solar-powered Zephyr drone goes into production

Airbus has opened a production facility for its record-breaking, high-flying solar-powered Zephyr drone.

Israeli airstrikes kill four in Gaza as protests continue

Israel has carried out airstrikes against targets in Gaza, killing four Palestinians as violent border protests continue.

Sir David Attenborough urges people to join butterfly count

Naturalist Sir David Attenborough urges people to take a few minutes out of their day as he launches the 'Big Butterfly Count' as new research suggests that counting butterflies can benefit mental health.

Australia 'stands ready' for post-Brexit free trade with UK

Australia's Foreign Minister Julie Bishop says Australia 'stands ready' for a post-Brexit free trade agreement with the United Kingdom as soon as circumstances allow during bilateral meetings with Foreign Secretary Jeremy Hunt in Edinburgh

Mission Impossible Fallout: Henry Cavill

Henry Cavill tells us about his role in Christopher McQuarrie's 'Mission: Impossible – Fallout' and how much fun he had filming.

PM steadfast on 'no hard border' for Northern Ireland

Prime Minister Theresa May says the message has been consistent that there will not be a hard border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland as she delivers a speech in Belfast

Tom Cruise: Impossible or Probable

Henry Cavill and Simon Pegg give their views on whether Tom Cruise is impossible or probable

Theresa May arrives for a two day visit to Northern Ireland

Theresa May has started her two-day visit to Northern Ireland where she will visit the Irish border and meet with business owners and farmers along the border.

Premature penguin chick saved by London Zoo vets

A premature Humboldt penguin chick has been saved by London Zoo vets after keepers found her inside an egg which was accidentally broken.

Dominic Raab discusses his meeting with Michel Barnier

Dominic Raab on Brexit negotiations with Michel Barnier in Brussels and within the Conservative Party in the UK.

Giant Jeff Goldblum statue appears in London

A 25-foot statue of US actor Jeff Goldblum has appeared next to London’s Tower Bridge to mark the 25th anniversary of ‘Jurassic Park’.

Drivers could soon take to the skies as flying cars launch

With flying cars set to go on sale as early as next year, drivers could soon be swapping the roads for the skies.

You can actually buy this jetpack at Selfridges for £340k

This incredible flying 'Iron Man' suit is now available to buy in department store, Selfridges, for a mere £340,000.

Jeff Goldblum statue marks 25th anniversay of Jurassic Park

To mark the 25th anniversay of Jurassic Park, a 25 foot statue of Jeff Goldblum has been installed by Tower Bridge.

Rescued Thai footballers attend Buddhist ceremony near cave

Thai footballers who were rescued after being trapped underground for more than two weeks have attended a Buddhist ceremony close to the cave.

London Bridge terror attack heroes recieve bravery award

Interviews with three police officers recognised in this year's Civilian Gallantry List in recognition of their bravery whilst responding to last year’s terror attacks on London Bridge and Borough Market. PC Charlie Guenigault and PC Wayne Marques receive the George Medal, and PC Leon McLeod receives the Queen's Gallantry Medal.

Sir Cliff Richard speaks exclusively to ITV News

Sir Cliff Richard has told ITV News if heads were to roll at the BBC "it would be deserved" after the 77-year-old singer won his privacy case against the corporation. Speaking to Julie Etchingham almost four years after the BBC broadcast helicopter images of his home being searched by police, Sir Cliff said: "They [senior managers] have to carry the can. I don't know how they are going to do it, but they'll have to. If heads roll then maybe it's because it was deserved...It's too big a decision to be made badly. It was nonsense."

100th Anniversary of Mandela's birth memorial service

Zamaswazi Dlamini-Mandela, grandaughter to Nelson Mandela, attends a memorial service marking the 100th anniversary of Mandela's birth at Westminster Abbey in central London.

Anthony Joshua on his upcoming fight with Alexander Povetkin

Heavyweight world champion Anthony Joshua gives interview at Wembley stadium about his upcoming fight against Alexander Povetkin.

Zoo animals cool down with ice pillows and watermelon

Animals at a zoo in China have been cooling down in the summer sunshine with refreshing watermelon, ice pillows and showers.

Boys rescued from Thai cave recount moment they were found

Twelve boys and their football coach who were rescued from a cave in Thailand have recounted the moment they were found.

Maurizio Sarri wants to bring 'fun' back to Chelsea

Maurizio Sarri has promised he will bring the fun back to Chelsea and gave a huge hint that Eden Hazard will be part of his squad next season.

Boris Johnson: It is not too late to save Brexit

Theresa May's plans for exiting the EU deliver Brexit "in name only", Boris Johnson has claimed in an explosive resignation speech. The former foreign secretary lambasted Mrs May's Chequers plan as being a far cry from her Lancaster House speech last year, arguing that the current plan left Britain an "economic vassal" to Europe.

Who does Frankie think was 'real or fake' on Love Island?

Now he's coupled up with Samira, Frankie Foster reveals what he really thought of his fellow islanders during his stint on this year's Love Island.

Prince Harry fist bumps RFU injured player at annual forum

The Duke of Sussex attends the RFU injured players Foundation's annual 'Client Forum' at Twickenham Stadium.

Sir Cliff on 'most wonderful relief' after privacy case win

Sir Cliff Richard has fought back tears as he told ITV News of his "most wonderful relief" at winning a privacy battle against the BBC. The 77-year-old singer was awarded more than £200,000 in damages. He had taken legal action against BBC bosses over broadcasts of a South Yorkshire Police raid on his home in Sunningdale, Berkshire, in August 2014, following a child sex assault allegation.

BBC to appeal after losing Sir Cliff Richard privacy case

The BBC said journalists acted in good faith and it is considering an appeal. Speaking outside the High Court in London, the BBC's director of news and current affairs Fran Unsworth apologised to Sir Cliff and said: "In retrospect, there are things we would have done differently." But, she said, the case marked a "significant shift" against press freedom and an "important principle" around the public's right to know was at stake.

Hunniford: Cliff 'was emotional' when he heard the verdict

TV presenter and friend of Sir Cliff Richard Gloria Hunniford said he was emotional when he heard the verdict. Sir Cliff Richard today has been awarded more than £200,000 in damages after winning his High Court privacy battle against the BBC over its coverage of a police search of his home.

Love Island's Samira plays our 'real or fake' castmate quiz

Shortly after leaving the Love Island villa, we caught up with Samira Mighty to find out whether she thought her fellow islanders were real or fake.

PMQs: May and Corbyn clash over Vote Leave claims

Theresa May demanded Jeremy Corbyn to take back a claim about senior Conservatives associated with the Vote Leave scandal. Mr Corbyn called for Tories including Michael Gove to "fully co-operate" with police after the official Brexit campaign was fined £61,000 for breaking electoral law and referred to Scotland Yard.

PMQs: Brexiteer asks PM - 'When did Brexit mean Remain?'

Andrea Jenkyns, a Conservative MP and Brexiteer questioned the prime minister on when it was decided that Brexit meant Remain.

PM leaves Downing Street ahead of final PMQs before recess

Theresa May’s Brexit difficulties will continue as she faces a grilling by MPs about her plans for leaving the European Union - and a potentially explosive attack from Boris Johnson. There has been speculation in Westminster the former foreign secretary could take the opportunity to make a statement following his resignation nine days ago over the Chequers Brexit plan.

Boris Johnson departs foreign secretary residence

Boris Johnson ignores leadership question as he leaves foreign secretary residence

Sir Cliff Richard wins privacy case against BBC

Sir Cliff Richard been awarded more than £200,000 in damages after winning his High Court privacy battle against the BBC over its coverage of a police search of his home. The 77-year-old singer took legal action against BBC bosses over broadcasts of a South Yorkshire Police raid on his home in Sunningdale, Berkshire, in August 2014, following a child sex assault allegation.

Sir Cliff Richard or the BBC? Judge to deliver ruling

A judge is preparing to deliver a ruling on a High Court fight between Sir Cliff Richard and the BBC. Sir Cliff took legal action against BBC bosses over coverage of a South Yorkshire Police raid on his home in Sunningdale, Berkshire, in August 2014, following a child sex assault allegation.

Brand new X Factor judging panel

The X Factor is back and with a whole new judging panel. Simon Cowell has enlisted the help of Robbie Williams, his wife Ayda and Louis Tomlinson!

Host of new Jupiter moons discovered

Jupiter is getting crowded. Scientists have found more moons circling the giant gas planet bringing the total number to 79.

John Major explains the case for a second referendum

Former Prime Minister John Major says the small voter turnout and ‘false prospectus’ on EU promises show there is a case for a second EU referendum.

Major: Minority of Tories 'making things hard' for PM

Former Prime Minister John Major says there is a ‘tea party’ grouping in the Conservative party that make things ‘hard’ for the Prime Minister.

Love Island's Frankie and Samira talk about their romance

Samira Mighty reveals why she decided to leave the Love Island villa in the footsteps of beau Frankie Foster and predicts who will win the show.

UK's first-ever dog gala takes place in London

Rover.com, the world’s largest network of pet sitters and dog walkers, celebrated its UK launch by hosting Britain’s first-ever dog swimming gala.

Vote Leave say electoral commission report ‘one sided’

The former chief executive of the vote leave campaign Matthew Elliot says the campaign group addressed the electoral commissions points around overspending.

Nelson Mandela's prison letters chart struggle behind bars

A new book, The Prison Letters of Nelson Mandela, chart his heartbreaking struggle behind bars.

Danny Jones: Moving on from McFly

McFly's Danny Jones is moving on to a solo career after success in McFly and has hit the music scene with his debut tune Is This Still Love.

Pro-remain campaigners say 'Leave' cheated with overspending

Femi Oluwole, a spokesperson for the pro-remain group Our Future Our Choice says the Leave campaign cheated with overspending, following charges from the electoral commission.

Lord Hain's anecdote on Mandela and the Queen's friendship

Lord Peter Hain told a crowd, including Prince Harry and Meghan, an anecdote about Mandela and the Queen's friendship, at a centenary exhibition on the South African leader's legacy.

Annual count of the Queen's swans along the Thames

The annual count of swans belonging to Queen Elizabeth II has begun along the River Thames.

Prince Harry and Meghan celebrate Mandela's legacy at centenary exhibition

Prince Harry and Meghan were shown around the Nelson Mandela centenary exhibition at London's Southbank centre.

Water UK: Substantial rainfall needed to avoid hosepipe ban

The head of water UK Ray Stewart has urged customers to use water 'wisely', and expects a hosepipe ban will have to come into effect early next month.

On this day in Royal History: The House of Windsor is born

The story of how the Royal House of Windsor got its name on this day, July 17th, in 1917. The royal family name was invented during the reign of George V, and isn't nearly as old as the castle its named after.

Paraglider rescued from cliff in Dorset

A coastguard team has abseiled down the cliff-side of Thorncombe Beacon in Dorset to rescue a paraglider who crash-landed there.

Mamma Mia 2: Cast talk car karaoke & singing in the shower

Lily James, Amanda Seyfried, Pierce Brosnan and Christine Baranski talk car karaoke, cringing kids and make an exclusive Golden Globe promise!

French team show off World Cup trophy

French football players have shown off their World Cup trophy while taking part in an open-top bus victory parade along the Champs-Elysees in Paris.

Liam Fox: We have to stop re-fighting the referendum

International Trade Secretary Liam Fox MP has said his party needs to stop 're-fighting' the referendum and look to the future.

Mamma Mia 2: Stars RAVE about Cher!

The happiest film of the year has landed. Get ready to belt out some ABBA tunes! The cast were fan-girling over Cher at the London World Premiere.

Christine Baranski and Hugh Skinner shocked at Cher!

Christine Baranski IS BACK as Tanya in Mamma Mia: Here We Go Again and newbie Hugh Skinner has joined the party! They can't believe they know Cher!

Josh Dylan learnt to be humble from Cher

Josh Dylan, who plays young Bill in the new Mamma Mia movie, told us all about what he learnt from Cher on the set of the movie

Amanda Seyfried is getting down to Abba tonight with Cher

At the premiere of Mamma Mia! Here We Go Again, Amanda Seyfried told us that she hasn't seen the first movie in a long time.

Cher discusses future plans after Mamma Mia 2

We talked to Cher on the blue carpet at the Mamma Mia 2 premiere in London. We found out what she plans to do next with her career.

Stellan Skarsgård says his singing is really painful

Stellan Skarsgård has told us that his singing is "really painful" and that he was hired in Mamma Mia movies to be made fun of.

NASA: Spaceport is “smart bet” for the UK

The UK’s first spaceport could be built in the Scottish Highlands, after the UK Space Agency agreed to contribute £2.5m in funding towards the project. NASA’s Jim Bridenstine explains the project is a “smart bet” which will “drive the economy unlike anything before in the space sector.”

Jeremy Irvine at Mamma Mia

We spoke to Jeremy Irvine on the blue carpet for the premiere of Mamma Mia 2. He told us all about how Cher taught him to be humble and how she hasn't joined the Whatsapp group just yet!

Donald Trump sides with Russia over election meddling

US President Donald Trump says he "doesn't see any reason" why Russia would be involved in meddling with the 2016 presidential election.

Prince Charles and Camilla enjoy alternative guard of honour

Prince Charles and the Duchess of Cornwall enjoyed a guard of honour created from wooden oars as they visited the Fowey Gig Club during their tour of Cornwall today. As well as meeting local residents and members of the RNLI, Camilla popped open the Champagne and christened a lifeboat.

Love Island: What Kendall really thinks of Adam and Niall!

She was first to leave the Love Island villa, but what does Kendall Rae Knight think of the dramatic goings-on now she's on the outside?

Camilla dishes up dinners on tour with Prince Charles

The Duchess of Cornwall has been dishing up dinners during her tour of Wheal Kitty with Prince Charles. The royals couple have been learning about sustainable surf and outdoor clothing today during the second day of their Cornwall visit.

Rescuers free tangled humpback whale

Rescuers from Sea World Australia freed a humpback whale that became entangled in a shark net off the Gold Coast.

Williamson: Tempest investment is for "future of Britain"

Gavin Williamson MP has unveiled a model of a new RAF fighter jet, describing the investment as one for the "future of Britain". Whilst at Farnborough Airshow today, the Defence Secretary announced Britain will invest around £2bn in developing the new Tempest jet which will have the capability to fly unmanned.

Trump hopes for "extraordinary relationship" with Putin

President Donald Trump met his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin, expressing his hope for better US-Russian relations.

Justine Greening calls for second referendum on Brexit

The former Education Secretary has called for a second Brexit referendum, due to an “impasse” in Parliament. Justine Greening MP branded the Prime Minister’s Chequers deal as “a fudge” and says the British public should have the chance to vote on the type of Brexit they would like.

May: We can feel 'proud’ of UK as ‘leading aerospace nation'

Theresa May has said the UK should feel “incredibly proud” of its position as a “leading aerospace nation” as she delivered a speech at Farnborough Air Show this morning. While stressing the importance of Britain being a “global champion for free trade” post-Brexit, the Prime Minister also announced billions of pounds in funding for the aerospace industry.

World cup celebrations turn violent in Paris

World cup celebrations along the Champs-Elysees in Paris turned violent as fights broke out and fans threw flares and fireworks at riot police.