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End to Redstone family’s involvement in media group, which also owns CBS, Nickelodeon and the UK’s Channel 5

More than 3,000 staff could get right to bargain collectively for rights and pay for the first time

Scarlett Vickers, daughter of Simon Vickers and Sarah Hall, was killed by a single knife wound to the chest, court told

Britain’s new defence secretary was forced to take cover after air raid sirens blared out on his first visit to Ukraine.

South West Water is currently upgrading meters in north Devon as part of an environmental scheme however some residents have experienced hikes in their bills after the new smart water meters were installed

David Mason, 43, faked brain tumour symptoms in an attempt to avoid jail after he conned pensioners out of thousands of pounds across North Yorkshire - his lies stalled the trial

The lowest-rated firm scored just 56% in a survey of visitors who were asked to rate parks based on customer service, accommodation, cleanliness, facilities, activities and value for money

Labour has promised to "kickstart economic growth" after 14 years of Conservative Government and wants to address the rise in economic inactivity. But what does it mean for the benefits system?

In her first speech as Chancellor, Rachel Reeves will warn that £58billion extra could have been pumped into NHS and schools last year if the Tories had achieved growth

Marine Le Pen’s far right party has suffered a shocking defeat in the French election, according to the exit polls.

Emma Raducanu’s Wimbledon adventure is over for another year after she suffered a disappointing defeat against Lulu Sun.

Watch our video as even the local buskers say they are mugged for money by thugs

Flames are rising from the top floor of a shopping centre in Thurrock, Essex.

Two people have been charged the murder of a 14-year-old girl who was found dead inside a house.

Rachel de Souza to visit processing facility in Kent as source claims Home Office guidelines are not being followed there

New business secretary Jonathan Reynolds confirms that negotiations with owner Tata Steel are continuing

Three more freight flights to go this month as parent company’s CEO Martin Seidenberg pursues transformation

Keir Starmer made some eye-catching new appointments, including a human rights barrister and a rehabilitation campaigner

Dennis Stewart, from Welwyn Garden City, Hertfordshire, plunged backwards down a flight of stairs at his accommodation in Durban, South Africa, and was left unconscious

Speaking from Downing Street on his first full day as Prime Minister, he vowed to start the work of rebuilding Britain at pace - kicking off with a tour of the UK’s four nations.

Iwao Hakamada, 88, who spent longer than anyone in the world awaiting execution, awaits murder retrial verdict

BBC’s pundits were full of praise for England’s hero