At least 70 people were injured and one person died due to weather conditions attributed to Typhoon Krathon, Taiwan’s fire department said. An elderly man died after falling off a ladder while pruning ...

The escalation has led to warnings that energy exports could be disrupted if violence in the region continues to widen.

A MAN who “ransacked” a house in Denbigh and stole “irreplaceable” and “immensely sentimental” items from the widower who owned it has been spared jail. Luke Blakemore-Jones, 30, of Overbury Road, ...

The pilot involved in the Shoreham Airshow disaster is appealing against the decision to revoke his flying licence. Andrew Hill, 60, is appearing in front of a Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) panel in ...

There are set to be more than 100 mobile speed cameras out and about across North Wales during October. Speeding is one of the largest contributing factors to collisions on Welsh roads according to ...

Conservative leadership candidates looked to voters who turned away from them at the general election in their final speeches at the party’s conference. Tom Tugendhat, James Cleverly, Robert Jenrick ...

The trial of a US military serviceman accused of rape has been adjourned until next year because of a lack of jurors to try the case, a court has heard. Keiran Lee Bogstad, 23, spoke only to confirm ...

Sadiq Khan will pledge to lobby Labour ministers for investment in new transport projects in London costing billions of pounds. The capital’s mayor will make the commitment in a speech on Wednesday ...

Nigel Blow worked at Harrods for 15 years under Mohamed Al Fayed, who is accused of multiple sexual assaults after a BBC investigation.

But the UK banking system remains strong enough to weather tougher economic conditions, the Financial Policy Committee said.

Taoiseach Simon Harris has insisted his thinking on the timing of a general election in Ireland has not changed as he rebuffed claims his Government had served up a pre-poll giveaway Budget.

The Financial Conduct Authority (FCA) said the bank ‘left the financial system wide open to criminals and those subject to sanctions’.