Russia has said some military units are returning to their bases as its foreign ministry said the West has been "humiliated" over its warnings about an invasion of Ukraine.

A man who claimed he was repeatedly raped as a teenager by monks at a Scottish boarding school, has been awarded £1.4m in damages, believed to be a record amount for a victim.

Wage growth in the UK struggled to keep up with increasing inflation between October and December 2021, according to the latest Office for National Statistics (ONS) data.

The government has said it is keeping its provision of free lateral flow tests under review as reports say they are due to end.

A group of friends involved in a floor collapse at an east London bar have told Sky News the experience was "traumatic".

Immigration rules have been temporarily relaxed for care workers in a bid to recruit and keep staff.

Sarah Palin's libel lawsuit against The New York Times will be dismissed, a US judge has ruled - despite a jury still deliberating the case.

A man has died and seven other people become seriously ill after unknowingly drinking Champagne spiked with Ecstasy at a bar in Germany.

Naomi Campbell has confirmed her baby daughter is not adopted and described her as the "biggest blessing" she could ever imagine.

Manufacturers and developers could be effectively blocked from the housing market if they don't help fix cladding safety issues, the government has said.