Google is to invest £730m in expanding its office space in London, paving the way to increase staff numbers in the UK by more than 50%.

Harry Dunn's alleged killer Anne Sacoolas will no longer face a UK court hearing next week to allow "ongoing discussions" with the Crown Prosecution Service to continue.

Nine people have been killed and 45 injured when a train derailed in India's West Bengal state, officials have said.

The Netherlands' King Willem-Alexander has ruled out using the royal family's golden carriage after claims a painting on the side of it glorifies the country's colonial past, including its role in the global slave trade.

Model Munroe Bergdorf has become the first transgender woman to be featured on the front of Cosmopolitan UK in its 50-year history.

An American man who faked his death to evade sexual assault charges has been arrested at a hospital in Scotland where he was being treated for COVID.

The prime minister's former director of communications has apologised "unreservedly" for a party held to mark his departure from Downing Street on the eve of Prince Philip's funeral.

Robert Helenius has insisted there is "no more deserving contender" to receive a mandatory shot at Oleksandr Usyk but has also warned that Tyson Fury "is an easier style for me".

Britain's economy grew stronger than expected in November before the Omicron variant struck, bouncing back for the first time above pre-pandemic levels.

Britain's economy grew stronger than expected in November before the Omicron variant struck, bouncing back for the first time above pre-pandemic levels.