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Joanne Young tells jury she found another man in her bedroom
Joanne Young has told a jury how she found another man in her bedroom during the trial of four men accused of sexually assaulting her after her ex-husband advertised her online.
Healey delivers first Budget with £100 energy payment and bank tax rise
John Healey has delivered his first Budget, promising breathing space for households with a £100 winter energy payment and energy bill reforms, partly funded by a higher bank surcharge.
At least 68 killed in Spain high-speed train crash near Toledo
At least 68 people have died after a Renfe high-speed train hit a stationary Iryo train near Toledo, injuring at least 80 and prompting three days of national mourning.
Fleetwood Town reach EFL Cup quarter-finals after penalty shock against Arsenal
Fleetwood Town, a League Two side, beat Premier League champions Arsenal 5-3 on penalties after a 1-1 draw to reach the EFL Cup quarter-finals.
Jury shown CCTV of train stabbings as Anthony Williams denies attempted murder
The jury in Anthony Williams's trial has been shown CCTV of the train stabbings, and he admits wounding with intent but denies 14 attempted murder charges.
Russell Brand denies rape and sexual assault charges as he gives evidence
Russell Brand has begun giving evidence at Southwark Crown Court, denying seven charges including rape and sexual assault and saying the allegations have had a devastating impact.
Jury hears Joanne Young describe another man in her bedroom
Jurors have heard Joanne Young describe in police interviews being blindfolded and restrained when she realised another man was in the bedroom, while four men deny sexual offences against her.
Tommy Robinson found guilty of harassing two Daily Mail journalists
Tommy Robinson, whose real name is Stephen Yaxley-Lennon, has been found guilty of harassing two Daily Mail journalists and is due to be sentenced in December.
Bristol leaseholders say leaking roof and stalled repairs leave flats uninhabitable
Leaseholders at Portland View in Bristol say a leaking roof has caused ceilings to collapse and left flats uninhabitable, while a planned re-roofing project remains stalled.
King Charles acknowledges colonial suffering in Bahamas speech
King Charles has arrived in the Bahamas for a nine-day Caribbean tour and used his first speech to acknowledge the great suffering and injustices of the colonial past, without apologising or offering reparations.
Deadlock persists as Netanyahu and Eisenkot both seek to form government
With about three-quarters of votes counted, Benjamin Netanyahu's Likud is set to be the largest party but no bloc has a majority, and both Netanyahu and Gadi Eisenkot say they will try to form a government.
Treasury says gas standing charges will be scrapped next year
The Treasury says gas standing charges will be scrapped from next year, saving about £45 a year for 60% of households, though charities warn some vulnerable people could be worse off.
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