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May to hold talks with Juncker on future relations with EU

Theresa May will travel to Brussels on Wednesday for Brexit talks with European Commission president Jean-Claude Juncker. Downing Street said the meeting was part...

Jada Pinkett Smith fights back tears while recalling mother’s domestic abuse

Jada Pinkett Smith fought back tears as she discussed the domestic abuse her mother suffered at the hands of her father. US actress Pinkett Smith,...

Further tests needed to determine Kim Porter’s cause of death, coroner says

Further tests are needed to determine the cause of death of Sean “Diddy” Combs’s former girlfriend Kim Porter, a coroner in Los Angeles has...

Poll shows 60% of Scots would vote to remain in UK in new referendum

A new survey has shown 60% of people in Scotland would vote to remain in the UK in a referendum. The Survation poll on behalf...

Update: Suspect dead and four critically ill after US hospital shooting

A suspected gunman is dead and four people are in critical condition after a shooting at a Chicago hospital, police said. Chicago police spokesman Anthony...

Apple boss defends taking billions from Google to use its search engine

Apple chief executive Tim Cook has defended the company accepting billions from Google to make its search engine the iPhone default, despite its commitment...

Update: White House restores CNN reporter Jim Acosta’s pass

Update - 9.08pm: CNN has reported that the White House has restored the White House credentials of the TV network's reporter Jim Acosta. However, the...

Airbnb removes listings in Israeli settlements

Holiday rental company Airbnb says it is removing its listings in Israeli settlements in the West Bank. The company said it will take down 200...

Commons could back staying in single market and customs union, Sturgeon claims

Scotland’s First Minister believes there is a potential Commons majority for remaining in the single market and customs union. Addressing an economic forum in Dundee,...

No reason for me to hear it: Trump on Khashoggi death tape

US president Donald Trump said there is no reason for him to listen to a recording of the “very violent, very vicious” killing of...

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