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A Muslim student has lost a legal challenge against a school previously dubbed Britain's strictest over its ban on "prayer rituals".

Prince William will return to royal duties on Thursday, his first public engagements since the Princess of Wales's cancer announcement.

A four-year-old boy has died from his injuries in hospital after a house fire in Wigan.

Meghan, the Duchess of Sussex, has officially launched her new lifestyle brand by sending jars of strawberry jam to influencers across the US.

A steam train made famous by the Harry Potter films has broken down on its first day back in service.

A huge fire has broken out at a warehouse in Bristol.

Two brands which have for decades been among the biggest commercial backers of elite European rugby are engaged in a multimillion pound bidding war to become the Premier League's next brewing partner.

A teenager who killed a pensioner by stabbing him in the heart has been jailed for life with a minimum term of 25 years.

Johnny Depp has said he tried to talk the director of his new film out of casting him in one of the lead roles.

Creating fake sexual images of another person will become a criminal offence, under a new law announced on Tuesday. 

The weapons supervisor for the film Rust has been jailed for 18 months following the fatal shooting of the film's cinematographer on set.

It started with a gentle "I need your participation, please", as Blur frontman Damon Albarn sought an audience singalong during a Coachella performance.

The UK economy is going to grow less than expected this year - with the International Monetary Fund warning the country will remain the second worst performer in the G7.

A weaker than expected easing in the pace of pay rises means real earnings growth, when inflation is taken into account, is at its highest rate in almost two and a half years, according to the latest official figures.

A former Post Office director has expressed regret over a "missed opportunity" to prevent the Horizon IT scandal at the public inquiry.

As wages continue to rise more rapidly than expected Ian is joined by James Reed, chairman of the employment agency Reed Group, to discuss how hopes of an imminent cut in interest rates have been dampened.