Boris Johnson will close his party's conference in a rousing finale in which he will accuse his Tory predecessors of "drift and dither" and lacking the guts to tackle big problems.

The UK has experienced several temporary shortages in essentials since the pandemic began.

French fishermen have threatened to blockade the port of Calais and cut off Christmas supplies in a post-Brexit fishing row.

More than seven years after Stephen Port committed murder for the first time, an inquest has begun into the deaths of his four victims.

Passengers arriving at Heathrow airport reported delays of several hours after the self-service passport gates failed.

A convicted murderer has been executed in Missouri after both the state's governor and the US Supreme Court declined to grant clemency sought by Pope Francis on the grounds that the man was intellectually disabled.

A skin condition known as COVID toes - which results in inflammation and redness on the hands and feet - could be a side effect of the immune system's response to the virus, a new study has found.

Facebook's chief executive has denied claims that the company prioritises profit over the safety of its users.

Loose Women and X Factor star Stacey Solomon has welcomed a baby girl on her birthday.

Taiwan's defence minister has warned that China will be capable of mounting a "full-scale" invasion of the island by 2025.