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Officers can use their vehicles to knock moped thieves off their bikes, the Met Police has said.

Police took away jars of sweets from the village shop fearing they could be laced with amphetamine.

• Der Spiegel report makes allegations against Madrid player• Club denies claims and says report is 'lacking in substance' Real Madrid have denied that Sergio Ramos failed to comply with anti-doping regulations follo...

Edinburgh-based newspapers' plummeting value revealed in Johnston Press creditors report The value of the Scotsman group of titles has collapsed from £160m to £4m, in a further sign of the pressures facing the traditio...

The Liverpudlian standup, podcaster and MC on the things that make him laugh the most Bill Burr's helicopter tour routine on his Netflix special. It's not just hilarious, it's also the most incredibly performed, technica...

A rich businessman and philanthropist has used his wealth and the law to suppress claims made against him, Sky News has learned.

A recently disabled New York City photographer gets an education in the social and legal discrimination that people like him must face.

Learning Together system of restorative practice trialled in English schools Schools can significantly reduce the impact of bullying and improve pupils' wellbeing by using a specialised system of conflict resolution and ...

Record low temperatures didn't freeze Americans out of holiday deals this Black Friday. U.S. shoppers spent $1.75 billion online, up 28.6 percent from 2017, on Thanksgiving by 5 p.m, Reuters reports via Adobe Analytics. ...

President Donald Trump disputed that U.S. intelligence officials have definitively implicated Saudi's crown prince

IAEA inspectors were expelled from North Korea in 2009

The Leaning Tower of Pisa isn't leaning so much anymore

Residents who had planned Thanksgiving feasts at home found themselves eating with thousands of fellow evacuees at a relief kitchen. Still, they were grateful.

A puppy detained by police after biting an officer has been returned to its owners.

Spain's prime minister has threatened to scupper Theresa May's Brexit deal - with a warning that "our positions remain far away" on the issue of Gibraltar.

Former minister John Hayes has been reluctant to back PM's deal in recent weeks Theresa May has been accused of bringing the honours system into disrepute after handing a knighthood to a former minister known to be waver...

The important thing is not to panic.

"We made a mistake," co-founder JC Tetreault said.

Video at the scene shows wreckage was sent flying all around the area

More rain is forecast for northern California over the weekend, boosting firefighters' efforts to extinguish the last of the wildfires that have raged there for two weeks, but raises the risk of flash floods and landslid...

Spanish Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez tweeted that Britain and Spain “remain far away” on the issue and “if there are no changes, we will veto Brexit.”        

Man who helped make 'the conscience of the revolution' killed along with colleague Hamoud Jneed One of Syria's most prominent activists, known for eye-catching protest banners and influential "Radio Fresh" broadcasts, ha...