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Exclusive: Patient said she suffered nightmares following stay at under-fire NHS trust criticised by health watchdog over staff shortages
Mobico said a ‘large-scale cost reduction programme’ would impact support and back-office roles.
Actor died after suffering a heart attack, said his wife
‘It would have defeated the purpose,’ Duffer brothers said ahead of final season
‘We’re meant to bury our parents, aren’t we? We might as well do two in a year, the practice is kind of useful,’ Samuel West jokingly reflected
The Olympic flame for the Milan Cortina 2026 Winter Games will be lit at Ancient Olympia, continuing a tradition that uses the sun’s rays to symbolize continuity with the original Greek competitions
New regulations outlaw trade and slaughter of animals deemed high-risk for rabies transmission
The judge noted factual discrepancies between law enforcement responses and body camera footage
A raging fire has trapped people in a high-rise housing complex in Hong Kong
It comes amid an FBI push to investigate unsolved crimes in Indian Country
GK Barry mistakenly put a ball she’d pulled out back in the bag during the draw and made numerous sexual innuendos
Their deaths heightened concerns over hotel safety standards in Turkey
India has lodged a protest with China over the detention of an Indian citizen during a layover at the Shanghai airport on November 21
Potential expansion appears in line with leader Kim Jong Un’s directive for ‘exponential growth’ of nuclear weapons
The Met Police put down restrictions on tractors in Whitehall due to prospect of ‘serious disruption’ - but protest organisers say it is ‘impossible at this stage to stop farmers coming’
Calanais Standing Stones are among the most visited attractions in the Outer Hebrides
Plumes of smoke were visible across west London at the height of the blaze
Steve Witkoff is facing calls to be sacked after a transcript of a call discussing the Ukraine peace plan with Vladimir Putin’s senior aide was released
The Royal Navy has brought in a new standard test to ensure recruits are up to snuff – I headed to Portsmouth to give it a go
The latest round of talks about peace may be drifting Ukraine’s way but Russia is still very active behind the scenes, writes world affairs editor Sam Kiley