Fashion mogul Peter Nygard arrested on historical sex abuse charges

Canadian fashion mogul Peter Nygard has been arrested on suspicion of sexually abusing young women and girls over a period of 25 years.

Commuters face inflation-busting rail fare hike to help pay for COVID

Commuters will face an above-inflation hike in rail fares next year, the government has announced.

Former Biden rival Pete Buttigieg to be first openly gay US cabinet member

Joe Biden has picked former rival Pete Buttigieg to be his new transport secretary - which would make him the first openly gay member of a presidential cabinet.

For the first time in its history UNICEF will help feed kids in the UK

For the first time UNICEF has launched a domestic emergency response in the UK to help feed children hit by the COVID-19 crisis.

Staff at Cardiff mass vaccination centre test positive for COVID-19

Staff at a mass vaccination centre in Cardiff have tested positive for COVID-19 amid a sharp rise in the infection rate in the city.

Cost of vaccinating the UK against COVID could hit £12bn

Up to 267 million doses of COVID vaccines were purchased by the government at a cost of £2.9 billion, according to the public spending watchdog.

Boris Johnson resisting calls to cancel Christmas

Boris Johnson is resisting demands to "cancel Christmas", claiming it is too late to change plans to allow families to meet up during a five-day relaxation of COVID rules.

Boos as players take knee before League Two match

Players were met with boos as they knelt in support of the Black Lives Matter movement before Cambridge United's match against Colchester United on Tuesday night.