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A man who stabbed 10 people on a train heading to London asked one passenger "do you want to die?", a court has heard.

Tommy Robinson has been found guilty of harassing two MailOnline journalists.

Flavio Bolsonaro has insisted he is the "true elected president of Brazil" despite losing the country's run-off vote to incumbent leader Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva.

A paedophile who sexually abused an infant and incited the rape of another child has been jailed for 10-and-a-half years.

The Northern Ireland secretary's decision to ban the Drumcree Orange Order parade was lawful, a High Court judge has concluded.

A luxury cruise ship on a three-year, round-the-world voyage has been forced to suspend the trip in Cambodia due to rising fuel costs, operators have said.

Visits by friends and loved ones to see Sir Ranulph Fiennes are still "really selective and quite tightly controlled", according to his stepson.

A group of suspects charged with maliciously damaging a Scottish golf course owned by US President Donald Trump - an alleged offence prosecutors will argue had a "terrorist connection" - will stand trial in 2028.

The family of a mother who was murdered by her abusive ex-partner are demanding "action, answers and accountability" amid their belief her death "should never have happened".

JPMorgan Chase will pay additional taxes of between £100m and £150m as a result of the corporation tax surcharge hike announced by John Healey in his budget on Wednesday - a bill which could renew doubts about the construction of its new London headquarters.