February 21, 2020
We dont want to diverge from EU says Starmer
Sir Keir Starmer has declared "we don't want to diverge" from EU rules in footage of a conference of centre-left leaders in Canada seen by Sky News.
Police arrest man during hunt for missing mum and children
Police searching for a missing mother and her two children have arrested a man on suspicion of child abduction and conspiracy to kidnap.
Sophie Turner sues Joe Jonas demanding their children return to England
Sophie Turner is suing Joe Jonas for the return of their two young children to the UK.
Hundreds of people on waiting lists for homes in most expensive city for renters outside London
"For every property we put on, we tend to find about 60 leads overnight."
Best pictures from state visit to France as Queen plays table tennis and King gifted football shirt
The King received a warm welcome from French politicians while he delivered a historic speech as the first British monarch to speak at the country's senate.
Murdochs resignation may be a turning point for his familys reallife succession drama
Rupert Murdoch's resignation as chairman of Fox and News Corporation brings a formal end to a 70-year career that brought him huge commercial success, profound political influence and deep controversy.
Hospitals in Devon enter highest level of escalation after pressures caused by strikes
The NHS in Devon says it is preparing to take extra measures to keep patients safe because hospital emergency departments are under pressure due to doctors' strikes.
Very very premature to be talking about interest rate cut Bank of England governor warns
The Bank of England has warned against complacency after freezing its interest rate at 5.25%.
The branded staple foods costing up to 910 more than their budget counterparts
Rice, spaghetti, baked beans and tea bags are among the staple items costing three times as much if the budget versions are not available in supermarkets, new research has found.
James Corden on leaving his talk show flying with Tom Cruise and whether hell do more Gavin Stacey
British star James Corden has told how he felt "compelled" to come back to the UK after eight years hosting his hit US chat show – but says it was "very difficult" to walk away.