At least 444 people crossed the Channel on Tuesday, the highest daily figure since the government announced it planned to send some asylum seekers to Rwanda.

The government will appeal against a European court ruling that grounded the first flight taking asylum seekers to Rwanda and is "highly confident" the next plane will take off, a Cabinet minister has told Sky News.

The files needed to print a gun are not buried on the dark web.

Eight million households will start receiving cost-of-living payments from 14 July, the government has said.

Russia has demanded that Ukrainian forces holed up in a Severodonetsk chemical plant lay down their weapons and surrender this morning.

South Korean boyband BTS have announced a break to allow their members to work on solo projects.

Women with the "Angelina Jolie gene" could be closely monitored for their breast cancer risk and given a drug to potentially avoid drastic surgery, research suggests.

Pakistanis have been urged to drink less tea to help the country's struggling economy.

Vets are urging people to "stop and think" before buying an English bulldog because the breed "remains compromised by major health issues".

She has four limbs, expressive eyes and likes to stroll through greenery in New York city - but Happy the elephant cannot be considered a person, a court has ruled.