Clubhouse boss denies exclusive app was hacked after user data leak

Paul Davidson, the chief executive of the panel-discussion app Clubhouse, has denied that the company was hacked following reports that user data was circulating online.

Back in business: Pubs, hairdressers and shops reopen as lockdown eases

Businesses have wasted little time in welcoming back customers after lockdown measures eased across the UK at midnight.

What we know about Prince Philip’s funeral – codenamed Operation Forth Bridge

Prince Philip's funeral arrangements have been announced with the proceedings scaled down due to coronavirus restrictions.

Protests over police shooting of black man near Minneapolis

Protests have taken place after police fatally shot a black man during a traffic stop in the Minnesota city of Brooklyn Center, just outside of Minneapolis.

Police ‘deeply regret’ upset caused by shutting down Good Friday church service

Police officers say they "deeply regret" the upset caused by shutting down a Good Friday church service after alleged breaches of coronavirus rules.

Snow, sleet and freezing temperatures to hit UK as pub beer gardens reopen in England

It's set to be a chilly return to pubs in England today, with snow, sleet and low, single digit temperatures forecast for large parts of the UK.

Pints, haircuts, workouts at the gym allowed in England from today – what else is opening?

Each UK nation has set out a roadmap out of lockdown with specific dates.

Cyclone tears off roofs and cuts power to thousands in Western Australia

A cyclone cut power to tens of thousands of people overnight and destroyed several homes on Australia's west coast.