Surrey have won the County Championship title for a third straight year. They edged closer to taking the Division One crown on Thursday after claiming a 10-wicket win over Durham, earning their eighth ...

Michael Clarke, 34, and Marcus La-Croix, 36, are accused over the death of Tanesha Melbourne-Blake. The teenager was socialising with friends when she was gunned down from a silver Vauxhall Meriva ...

Barristers representing the alleged victims of Mohamed Al Fayed have said the case “combines some of the most horrific elements of the cases involving Jimmy Savile, Jeffrey Epstein and Harvey ...

Building restoration specialists abseiled down the walls of the castle during its annual external sprucing up.

A 70-year-old woman has admitted causing the death by dangerous driving of a baby girl who was hit by a car outside a hospital. Bridget Carole Curtis, of Begelly, appeared at Swansea Crown Court on ...

The King has arrived at an event to meet with representatives of a Police Scotland initiative that targets all forms of violent behaviour. He is due to meet with members of the Scottish Violence ...

First introduced in the US in 1984, Caffeine free Coca-Cola made it over to the UK in 1991, but was sold here for just three years before being discontinued. It is still available in the US, but since ...

Manchester City captain Kyle Walker joined former Celtic and Wales striker John Hartson to cheer on players at a charity football tournament for people who are homeless.

Having regular skin that didn’t need much attention was something I’d gotten used to (and taken for granted) until one dry patch turned into lots of random, itchy, dry, red patches on my skin. It was ...

Former Welsh rugby hero Alun Wyn Jones surprised Swansea shoppers as they caught him stacking supermarket shelves.

In England and Wales, 1,953 businesses went bust through the month of August, according to the Insolvency Service.

Nigel Farage’s relationship with former US president Donald Trump is “to the benefit of this country”, Reform deputy leader Richard Tice has said.