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Up to a quarter of supermarket milk deliveries by the UK's biggest dairy supplier have been unable to get through because of a shortage of lorry drivers.

The Conservatives could be in danger of losing more than a dozen seats in their so-called "blue wall" heartlands, a new poll suggests.

Cockatoos in Sydney have learned to open bins - and the technique is catching on, as others have worked out how to do it by watching them, scientists say.

Grant Shapps has defended France's position on the UK's 'amber plus' travel list, saying the decision was made due to cases of the Beta coronavirus variant in the north of the country.

It's a book that the author felt was "unfilmable" due to its different time strands.

Tokyo is hot in the summer. That's why back in the 1964 Olympics they shifted events into October and the athletes enjoyed pretty much perfect temperatures.

Space flights and satellite launches can now take place in the UK, with the first expected next year, after new regulations came into force.

Ben Stokes has announced he is to take an "indefinite" break from all forms of cricket to "prioritise his mental well-being".

It is a "good idea" for people to have two coronavirus vaccine doses before returning to work but the government will not make it the law, Grant Shapps has said.

Team GB has added two gold medals to its haul at the Tokyo Olympics in new mixed male and female relay races.

Two women have been seriously injured after being struck by a falling oak tree as Storm Evert continues to batter the South East of England.

A senior Russian traffic officer accused of leading a criminal gang has been arrested on suspicion of accepting bribes.

The UK is "closing in on" striking an agreement in principle with New Zealand, the international trade secretary has said.

British Airways owner International Consolidated Airlines Group (IAG) is to increase flight numbers to meet the surge in demand for air travel as quarantine rules are eased.

One in seven shops across Britain is lying empty - with the number rising over the last three months even as the economy reopened, new figures show.

Hundreds of military personnel have been called up to help enforce a COVID lockdown in Australia's biggest city.