Ukraine's president has vowed to identify Russian troops behind alleged war crimes, saying that Moscow "cannot deceive the whole world" despite its attempts to "distort the facts".

Wearing plastic gloves and a face mask, Serhij Matuyk has seen horror beyond description over the past month.

A boarding school headteacher has been sentenced to death in Indonesia for raping at least 13 students and getting some of them pregnant.

People who are convicted of drug-driving will need to go on a rehabilitation course before being allowed to drive again under new plans.

North Korea has warned that it will use nuclear weapons to strike South Korea if it was to launch an attack first.

Parents are being warned to be extra vigilant over seemingly fun videos that feature a menacing character with razor-sharp teeth.

Cancer survival rates in England risk going into reverse as the health service faces specialist staff shortages and the prolonged impact of the pandemic, MPs have warned.

Sir Paul McCartney and his brother Mike are opening the doors of their childhood home to undiscovered musicians to write, perform and gain inspiration.

Footballers and celebrities will no longer be allowed to appear on gambling and betting adverts under new rules introduced by the UK's advertising regulator.

A boy has been hospitalised with a head injury after an incident on a theme park ride in Australia.