The energy price cap, the mechanism that determines gas and electricity bills for 22 million households, could soon be reviewed every three months under plans announced by the industry regulator.

A government minister has suggested that people struggling with the cost of living should take on more hours or move to a better-paid job.

The road north of Saltivka, a northern suburb of Kharkiv, stretches due north through scattered villages towards Russia's border.

The prime minister is expected in Northern Ireland today as efforts to break the political deadlock at Stormont intensify.

The Queen received a standing ovation as her Platinum Jubilee celebrations began on Sunday.

A passenger with no flying experience who landed a small plane in Florida after the pilot passed out has described the "life or death situation" he faced.

A teenager accused of killing 10 people and injuring three others in a mass shooting at a US supermarket in the city of Buffalo is on suicide watch, officials say.

Couriers lost hundreds of passports over the pandemic despite millions fewer being issued as lockdown closed down international travel, new figures have revealed.

A security guard, the mother of a former fire commissioner, and a grandmother who helped feed the needy were among those killed in a "racially motivated" shooting at a US supermarket in the city of Buffalo.

North Korea has brought in the military to stabilise its distribution of coronavirus medicine as the country battles its "first" outbreak.