Documents submitted to the Infected Blood Inquiry reveal the blood service in the UK was taking donations from British prisons up until the late 1980s, despite warnings to end the practice.

When Nahed Abu Eyada woke up on Monday morning, flyers were littering the streets outside her flat in Rafah.

Sky News's reporting of the civil war in Myanmar has been recognised at the Amnesty International UK Media Awards.

Labour will create a new Border Security Command to tackle people-smuggling gangs bringing migrants across the Channel, Sir Keir Starmer is set to announce.

Loaves of bread have been recalled from shelves in Japan after they were found to contain the remains of a rat.

Opposite the student union at the University of Leeds, a growing number of tents on the lawn speak to a fault line opening up not just on campus, but in wider society.

Israel has made it into the Eurovision grand final, despite calls for the country's entry to be banned from the contest.

Humza Yousaf said he's "not ashamed at all" to admit his mental health suffered in the wake of his resignation as Scottish first minister.

All decisions have intended consequences and unintended consequences.

Justin and Hailey Bieber have announced they are expecting their first child.