The government needs to "do better" amid sleaze allegations against MPs "and we know that", the chancellor has told Sky News.

People are being urged to be wary of WhatsApp messages and texts from friends they know claiming to be in need.

A school bus has overturned near Lincoln but there are no reports of any serious injuries, emergency services have said.

The Duchess of Sussex has apologised for misleading the court over her recollection of the information her aides gave the authors of an unauthorised biography about her and Prince Harry.

Britain's economic growth slowed in the third quarter as GDP edged closer to pre-pandemic levels, according to official figures.

The chief electrician on the film Rust is suing Alec Baldwin and members of the crew and production team, claiming he is suffering "severe emotional distress" following the death of Halyna Hutchins.

Arguments around grooming, consent and memory are likely to be at the heart of Ghislaine Maxwell's upcoming sex-trafficking trial, evidence at a court hearing suggests.

Patients are "at risk" from record ambulance delays as average wait times for callouts to potentially serious conditions are more than twice the national standard, paramedics have warned.

A Premier League footballer is "very likely" to announce he is gay next year, Justin Fashanu's niece has said, after the foundation dedicated to her uncle counselled two top flight players who are yet to come out publicly.

There was a significant drop in antibiotic use during the first year of the COVID-19 pandemic, a new analysis has found.