Sister of boy, 6, who suffered fractured skull after being hit by e-scooter rider calls for under-21 ban

The sister of a six-year-old boy who suffered a fractured skull after being hit by an e-scooter rider has called for a ban on the devices for under-21s.

Govt scraps ‘barbaric’ self-isolation rule for care home residents after threat of legal action

Care home residents will be able to leave for "low risk" visits without self-isolating for 14 days on their return.

Man who won legal fight to stop his UK citizenship being revoked subject to ‘campaign of harassment’

A British mother is calling for her son to be allowed to return home after he won a legal case to prevent the Home Office stripping him of citizenship.

Deadline missed for list of holiday destinations under traffic light system – but ‘early May’ date set

An initial deadline for grading countries under a new traffic light system for international travel has been missed by the government.

Funerals begin for Israel stampede victims as children including boy, 9, listed among dead

The first funerals have been taking place for victims of a stampede disaster at a crowded religious festival in northern Israel.

Funerals begin for Israel stampede victims as children including boy, 9, listed among dead

The first funerals have been taking place for victims of a stampede disaster at a crowded religious festival in northern Israel.

Sparks fly as governor sues over right to hold fireworks display at Mount Rushmore

South Dakota's governor is suing the US Department of Interior in a bid to see fireworks shot over Mount Rushmore on Independence Day.