Blocking vaccine exports will harm EU reputation, minister warns Brussels

Defence Secretary Ben Wallace has warned any bid by the EU to block coronavirus vaccine exports to the UK would be "counterproductive" and damage the bloc's reputation globally.

Man charged with stab murder of student in London street

A man has been charged with the murder of an 18-year-old student who was fatally stabbed in the street.

PM faces Tory revolt over move to extend ‘authoritarian’ lockdown powers

Boris Johnson is facing a Tory revolt over a move to extend emergency coronavirus laws, with one leading lockdown critic vowing to oppose the "excessive and disproportionate" powers.

‘I am the Welsh walrus’ – Giant Arctic beast spotted relaxing on Pembrokeshire coast

An Arctic walrus has been spotted relaxing on rocks on the Pembrokeshire coastline of south Wales.

Rape victims ‘retraumatised’ by criminal justice system, senior judge says

Sexual assault victims have been "retraumatised" by their dealings with the criminal justice system, according to Scotland's second most senior judge. 

Summer holidays under threat as Brits told ‘we can’t be blind’ to rising COVID cases abroad

Summer holidays are under threat due to surges in coronavirus cases abroad, with Britons being warned: “We can’t be deaf and blind to what’s going on outside the UK.”

Emergency spring break curfew imposed amid bar brawls as thousands descend on Miami Beach

An emergency curfew has been imposed for Miami Beach as thousands gathered to celebrate spring break - with reports of fights breaking out.

More than £500k raised in tribute to Sarah Everard will go to women’s charities

More than £500,000 raised in Sarah Everard's memory will go to grassroots women's charities.