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Two officers were seriously injured as thousands of Celtic fans celebrated their club’s Premiership title win in May.

An earthquake registering a magnitude of 7.1 shook Kumamoto on Japan’s southern main island of Kyushu late on Tuesday afternoon and a tsunami advisory was temporarily issued, the Japan Meteorological ...

KFC founder Colonel Sanders’ famous black bow tie and dozens of other personal items are up for public auction, along with his former home and a dinner house he opened after selling his restaurant ...

Royal Parks staff have been advised not to leave deckchairs under trees over fears branches will fall during hot weather, as the fourth heatwave of the year looms. The charity, which looks after green ...

Conservative leader Kemi Badenoch sat alongside campaigners as she called for emergency laws to ensure abusers are not released early.

A landmark railway structure hidden from public view for more than six decades is set to welcome visitors once again as part ...

GSK has revealed it will shut its main research and development hub in Stevenage and slash costs across the group under plans to open a new site in Cambridge as part of a wider £400 million investment ...

Olivia Breen celebrated a 30th birthday to savour by scorching to Commonwealth silver. The Guildford sprint star, who turned 30 on Sunday, finished second in her T38 100m final behind England’s ...

A grieving daughter said the horrors at Robert Bush’s funeral parlour made her think of “bodies found in Auschwitz”, while another described the fraudster treating her “lovely” father “like a piece of ...

BBC Breakfast star Naga Munchetty will leave the flagship morning show after 17 years to present Radio 5 Live’s breakfast programme. The broadcaster will take the helm of the radio show five days a ...

Minister Pat McFadden told Sky News people could ‘make mistakes’ and it was for the police to decide if any action was needed.