All news by author: Sophie Bateman

King Charles and Queen Camilla have reportedly chosen Birkhall as their main base until autumn, leaving Balmoral without a monarch physically in residence for the first time since the 19th century

Neighbours of Gareth Wilson say the tycoon is a "nice chap" and that no locals objected to the £3million mansion he built during the pandemic without planning permission

Pouring cold water on recent rumours about a brotherly reunion, a source has claimed Harry and William's relationship remains as frosty as ever with no sign of a thaw on the cards

A leading royal expert believes George's two younger siblings will be enlisted to help him prepare to take the throne in an effort to avoid a feud like that between William and Harry

Forecasters have finally zeroed in on a date we can expect to see the return of sunny weather and a potential high of 30C, a welcome relief after a miserably wet July

It's been a fairly miserable summer so far for the UK, with temperatures lower than average and conditions unseasonably wet - and now thunder, hail and lightning are all on the cards

Alexander McKellar mowed down cyclist Tony Parsons in September 2017 before calling his twin brother to help him hide his body - then stayed quiet about the killing for three years

Ted Kaczynski, 81, was discovered unresponsive at a federal prison in North Carolina on Saturday decades after he terrorised the US with a series of targeted bombings

Police are investigating and a woman has been arrested after a 38-year-old man was found dead in a house in Yorkshire this morning

Photojournalist Djamel Hadj Aissa was shooting on location in Algeria when a female lion cub wandered up and joined him behind the camera to watch what he was doing

Shocking photos show the Inchcape Jaguar and Land Rover dealership engulfed in flames as a huge pillar of smoke rises into the sky while locals are urged to keep their windows closed

Tensions are rising in the region after days of unrest at Jerusalem's most sensitive holy site and a rare rocket attack from Lebanon, as Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu issues an ominous statement

Maybe it was a mistake for women to turn up our noses at "girlboss" feminism just as a wave of misogyny threatens to wipe clean the slate of 50 years' worth of achievements, writes Sophie Bateman

Royal Mail has said it suffered a cyber incident that led to "severe service disruption" to its international export services and it has reported the issue to "security authorities"