Sir Keir Starmer has said "Britain faces a new threat" and terrorism has changed in light of the Southport attack last summer.

Axel Rudakubana's fascination with extreme violence stretched back years - students at his school said he had a "kill list" of people he wanted to target.

Storm Eowyn has been named by the Met Office ahead of strong winds across the UK on Friday and into Saturday.

Prince Harry's legal action against the publisher of The Sun newspaper, over allegations of unlawful information gathering, is due to begin today.

Pauline Quirke has been diagnosed with dementia and will be stepping away from acting, her husband has confirmed.

Greggs is recalling packs of steak bakes after a packaging error.

A fatal accident inquiry is to be held into the death of an asylum seeker who was shot by police after he stabbed six people at a Glasgow hotel.

There has been a surge in the pace of wage growth but a rise in the jobless rate following a big drop in the number of payrolled employees, according to the latest official figures.

David Beckham has warned that girls are being "held back" during a speech in Davos – where he also told Sky News his children's rights advocacy was "one of the most important things" in his life.

It was a small signifier - one which could be over-interpreted - but nevertheless provoked angst among some in government at a time when there isn't universally huge confidence that UK-US political relations are as robust as they should be.