Scotland cannot hold a second independence referendum without first getting the approval of the UK government, Supreme Court judges have ruled.

Six people have been killed after a Walmart manager allegedly opened fire at a store in Virginia, witnesses have said.

A woman who was nearly killed in a hit-and-run says her life was "ruined" and she wants the driver to get their "just deserts" - as police launch a national crackdown on dangerous uninsured motorists.

Manchester United's American owners have confirmed they could sell the club as they explore "strategic alternatives" to boost its sporting and commercial success.

As Ukrainian battlefield victories continue with the liberation of the city of Kherson, the spotlight once more falls upon the question of Crimea.

At least one person has died and 14 people have been injured after two explosions at bus stops in Jerusalem in what Israeli police say was a suspected Palestinian attack.

Bob Dylan fans who bought $600 "hand-signed" limited edition versions of his new book are being refunded after it emerged the signatures were actually "in penned replica form", the publisher has confirmed.

Pensioners will start to receive up to £600 in their bank accounts from today to help with their energy bills.

The US Supreme Court has paved the way for the handover of former president Donald Trump's tax returns to Congress after a three-year legal battle.

US politicians have announced they will look into Ticketmaster's dominance after the company endured the wrath of Taylor Swift over its handling of sales for her highly-anticipated tour.