The temporary restraining order comes amid clashes between protesters and federal agents in the Chicago area, where journalists have repeatedly been hit with pepper balls and tear gas.

Healthy fungal networks help trees and plants grow, making them key to successful reforestation. The only problem? Almost nothing is known about this subterranean ecology

The countries demanded "immediate, permanent and concrete steps" to facilitate the entry of aid to Gaza.

An aid group in Abu Shouk camp says at least 40 were killed by gunmen from the Rapid Support Forces.

Rushanara Ali MP faces criticism for increasing the rent on a house she owns by hundreds of pounds.

Roy Barclay is beginning a life sentence after being convicted of killing mother-of-six Anita Rose.

Campaigners warn the move will not close all the recycling loopholes being exploited by criminals.

A barrage of Russian drones and missiles have caused damage at more than two dozen locations across Kyiv.

Energy and net zero secretary lays out stark picture for MPs of how climate crisis and nature depletion is affecting UK * UK politics live – latest updates Ed Miliband has accused the Conservatives of being “anti-science” by abandoning a political consensus on net zero as he gave MPs a stark outline of how the climate crisis and nature depletion are already affecting the UK. In the first of what is promised as an annual “state of the climate” report, the energy and net zero secretary set out the findings of a Met Office-led study that detailed how the UK is already hotter and wetter, and faces a greater number of extreme weather events. Continue reading...

Liberal Democrat MP Max Wilkinson has written to Ofcom about the prominence the BBC gave to Nigel Farage on Thursday night.

A magnetic extractor is changing the face of front-line medicine in Ukraine.

The racing commentator, speaking for the first time since the murder of his wife and two daughters, says their love has helped sustain him through grief.

Exclusive: Number of people receiving subsidised care has fallen far more quickly than the country’s disability rate, analysis finds

Drowning is not the violent, splashing call for help that most people expect.

For far too long asylum seekers, and immigrants of all kinds, have been demonised. Their existence weaponised for political gain, their struggles ignored in favour of a narrative designed to stoke di...

More than 300 Foreign Office staff had raised concerns about potential UK "complicity" in Israel's conduct in Gaza.

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Government’s own advisers warn of funding crisis for BBC World Service, British Council and universities

The ballot was held following the death of local MSP and government minister Christina McKelvie.

Erin Patterson denies intentionally putting toxic fungi into a home-cooked meal to kill her relatives.

Chris Mason details the three key things that the party will lack without its former chair.

Donald Trump's return to the White House helps Europe's nationalists and populists find their voice.

Editorial: Britain would benefit from pledging more sustained and committed support in this age of disinformation and global turmoil

Police get an extension to continue questioning a man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder.

The chancellor said earlier there were "no longer" any range restrictions on weapons supplied by Kyiv's Western allies.

Kaja Kallas says the EU also does not support a new aid distribution model which bypasses the UN and other humanitarian organisations.