Birmingham’s bin strike “must be brought to a close”, a minister has said following a visit to the city where tonnes of rubbish has piled up on the streets. Local government minister Jim McMahon met ...

US stocks have suffered steep falls with the top index tanking to a six-month low shortly after opening, as Donald Trump’s tariffs reverberated through the world’s financial markets. The S&P 500 ...

The UK could see its warmest day of the year so far, with temperatures higher than European holiday hotspots, after firefighters battled wildfires across the country. Much of the country will be dry ...

Luton was the UK’s fifth busiest airport last year, with 16.9 million passengers travelling on 132,000 flights.

Prime Minister Mark Carney said that Canada will match US President Donald Trump’s 25% car tariffs with a tariff on vehicles imported from the United States. Mr Trump’s previously announced 25% ...

Physio Steve Harris says villagers in Flamstead can finally breathe easy after weeks of swooping attacks by the bird of prey ...

Nicholas Glass, 33, was looking after his brother’s dogs while he was in hospital but suffered fatal injuries caused by dog bites, an ...

Coaches and teachers are full of praise, as an unbeaten Year 6 football team has reached two cup finals. Almond Hill Junior School's team has won every league game this season. They are also set to ...

The US president unsuccessfully sued Orbis Business Intelligence over allegations included in the so-called Steele dossier.

Sir Keir Starmer said there was “nothing patriotic” about Reform UK’s attitude towards Vladimir Putin as he launched Labour’s local election campaign with a promise to “bring change to Britain”.

A PAIR of North Ayrshire piping groups will unite this weekend to celebrate a milestone anniversary. The Caledonian Piping Club and Isle of Cumbrae Pipe Band will come together on Saturday, April 5 to ...

A DATE has now been confirmed for the opening of North Ayrshire's first-ever cat cafe. Plans were first launched to create the venue in Beith at the beginning of February before North Ayrshire Council ...