‘Slave labour’: Johnny Rotten gives evidence over rights to use music in TV show

Former Sex Pistols frontman Johnny Rotten has told a court that an agreement over music rights at the centre of a dispute between him and his ex-bandmates "smacks of slave labour".

COVID pass now needed for Eiffel Tower and other tourist hotspots in France

Sightseers will need a special COVID pass to visit the Eiffel Tower or go to museums and cinemas in France in a desperate move by its government to curb the spread of the Delta...

PMQs: Johnson apologises to businesses over ‘pingdemic’ after more than half a million told to isolate

Boris Johnson has apologised to businesses impacted by a rising number of staff members having to self-isolate due to coming into close contact with a positive coronavirus case.

COVID pass now needed for Eiffel Tower and other tourist hotspots in France

Sightseers will need a special COVID pass to visit the Eiffel Tower or go to museums and cinemas in France in a desperate move by its government to curb the spread of the Delta...

Lethal chimpanzee attacks on gorillas observed for first time

Lethal attacks by coalitions of chimpanzees on gorillas in the wild has been observed for the first time.

AJ Tracey and Headie One lead Rated Awards nominations

AJ Tracey and Headie One lead the nominations for the Rated Awards, which champions UK rap and grime music.

M&S warns of political ‘running sore’ in NI over sausage wars

Marks & Spencer's chairman Archie Norman has warned of a political "running sore of symbolic proportions" if UK chilled products are banned in Northern Ireland.

Men’s spending responsible for more climate-heating emissions than women’s, study finds

Men are responsible for 16% more greenhouse gases from the goods they buy than women are, even when they spend a similar amount overall, according to a new study.