A picture of the flimsy boat involved in the death of 27 people in the Channel has emerged as the French interior minister attacked the UK's migration approach.

An alleged victim of a Hull grooming gang has told how she was bitten, beaten and burned during a violent rape - and that police and her school had concerns she was being abused but failed to stop it.

The defence secretary has saved 500 troops from a planned cut in army numbers at a time of growing threats, though the force will still shrink by 9,000 posts to 73,000 to save money, Sky News understands.

A murder investigation has been launched after a teenager was stabbed to death in London.

Sweden's first female prime minister has resigned after less than 12 hours in the job following the collapse of the coalition her party had formed.

A group campaigning for lower fuel prices has demanded urgent intervention, claiming drivers are being "fleeced" as costs continue to hit record levels.

Three white men who chased and shot a black man in Georgia last February have been convicted of his murder.

Two people have been injured after two large pigs charged on to a golf course in West Yorkshire.

One in six days out of the official bathing season were "unswimmable" last year due to sewage pollution near beaches, a report says.

Hospitality firms face a "major challenge" from higher energy and staff costs as they seek to rebuild following the pandemic, bar and pub operator Mitchells & Butlers has warned.