Spain’s former king Juan Carlos accused of harassment by ex-lover

Spain's former king Emeritus Juan Carlos is being sued by his former mistress in a British court for allegedly spying on her.

Appeal for ‘hero’ strangers who saved family from drowning in Lake District

A teenager is appealing to find the strangers who saved him, his younger cousin and his uncle from drowning in the Lake District last week. 

English football to introduce heading guidance across all levels amid brain injury risks

The amount of heading that players will do in training across the adult game in English football is to be severely restricted from next season because of welfare concerns, under plans agreed by the...

Team GB make history with gold in men’s 200m swim relay and Dujardin’s dressage bronze

Day five brought three more medals for Team GB in Tokyo, with swimmer Tom Dean making history in the pool and Charlotte Dujardin in the dressage.

Team GB make history with gold in men’s 200m swim relay and Dujardin’s dressage bronze

Day five brought three more medals for Team GB in Tokyo, with swimmer Tom Dean making history in the pool and Charlotte Dujardin in the dressage.

New COVID cases in UK rise for first time in a week – as number of daily deaths is down

The number of new COVID-19 cases recorded in the UK has risen after seven consecutive days of falls, according to government data.

PM urged to expand scheme to allow former Afghan interpreters to resettle in UK

Dozens of top British commanders have urged Boris Johnson to immediately expand a scheme to allow former Afghan interpreters to resettle in the UK.

Quarantine rule change will ‘get global Britain back in business’

Travel bosses have hailed the loosening of COVID rules for US and EU travellers as a move that would "get global Britain back in business".