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This is a tale that's more than just a marmalade dropper. It's a story so astounding you have to pick yourself up off the floor. 

A masked gunman who shot at a car on a busy north London street in a "gang dispute" has been convicted.

A public schoolboy was "on a mission" to protect himself from a "zombie apocalypse" when he tried to kill two sleeping students by attacking them with a claw hammer, a court has been told.

An "'irreplaceable" 17th Century artwork stolen from an Oxford University Gallery has been found in Romania - but police say they're still hunting for two more paintings taken in the heist.

A man wrongly jailed for 17 years for a rape he did not commit has said it is "too little too late" after receiving an apology from the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC).

Nicola Sturgeon's husband Peter Murrell has been charged by police after he was arrested amid an investigation into the SNP's funding and finances.

Rishi Sunak is facing a fresh headache after a Conservative MP was suspended over allegations he misused campaign funds.

Liz Truss's memoir broke the rules in place for ministers publishing works about their time in office.

Taylor Swift has revealed her latest release is a "secret double album" - with 15 more tracks than fans were expecting.

Taylor Swift is one of the world's best-selling artists, a billionaire, and a record breaker. And she's just 34.

Police in Los Angeles have said they are investigating whether Kanye West was involved in an alleged battery.

A woman who stalked Harry Styles has been jailed and banned from seeing him perform.

Tesla has recalled more than 3,700 of its Cybertruck models following complaints that the accelerator pedal is at risk of getting stuck, US regulators have announced.

There was a worse than expected performance for retail sales last month, defying predictions of a consumer-led pick up from recession for the UK economy.

A sub-postmaster victim of faulty IT software Horizon was described as a "bluffer" when he alerted senior Post Office officials about bugs in the system.

Ministers are to kick off a search for the inaugural chair of the new football watchdog, even as it faces growing hints of opposition to its establishment from the Premier League.