Japan’s ban on same-sex marriage ‘unconstitutional’, court rules

Japan's ban on same-sex marriages has been ruled as unconstitutional by one of the country's courts. 

Climate cash for public buildings as UK targets ‘world’s first low-carbon-industrial sector’

A vision to create the "world's first low-carbon industrial sector" has been revealed that aims to cut emissions by manufacturing and construction firms by two-thirds by 2035.

Uighurs: MPs ‘appalled’ firms can’t guarantee supply chains free of forced labour in China

Companies in the UK "still cannot guarantee that their supply chains are free from forced labour" from the Uighur people in Xinjiang in China, a House of Commons select committee has warned.

Tiger Woods back home ‘working on getting stronger every day’ after horror crash

Tiger Woods is back at home in Florida to resume his recovery from career-threatening leg injuries after a car crash in Los Angeles last month.

Uighurs: MPs ‘appalled’ firms can’t guarantee supply chains free of forced labour in China

Companies in the UK "still cannot guarantee that their supply chains are free from forced labour" from the Uighur people in Xinjiang in China, a House of Commons select committee has warned.

Shootings at Atlanta Asian massage parlours leave eight dead

Eight people have been killed in shootings at massage parlours in and around Atlanta, Georgia.

Football’s sex abuse scandal: Review to be published into game’s ‘darkest secret’

An independent review into historical sexual abuse is set to be published by the Football Association (FA) later.

More than half of people support Met police handling of Sarah Everard vigil – survey

More than half of people have backed the Metropolitan Police over its handling of the vigil held for Sarah Everard last weekend, according to a survey.