£123m EuroMillions winner yet to come forward
The UK winner of a £123 million EuroMillions jackpot has yet to come forward to claim their prize and operator Camelot urged players to check their tickets.
Huawei laptops return to Microsoft online store
Laptops made by Huawei have reappeared on the Microsoft online store after they were removed in the wake of a US executive order which cracked down on the Chinese company.
Heathrow Airport: the four stages of expansion
Heathrow Airport has set out a four-phase plan for expansion by 2050.
Problem drug use could be down to childhood adversity, MPs told
Childhood adversity can have a major impact on a person’s ability to make healthy life choices as they grow older, MPs have been told.
Former BHS owner in court over tax fraud charges
Former BHS owner Dominic Chappell has appeared in court to face charges of a £500,000 tax fraud and allegedly buying two yachts to launder money.
Slaven Bilic adds to Baggies’ backroom staff
West Brom have appointed Croatian pair Dean Racunica and Danilo Butorovic as assistants to manager Slaven Bilic.
Trump threatens to deport millions ahead of re-election bid launch
US President Donald Trump has threatened to remove millions of people living in the country illegally as he prepares to formally announce his re-election bid.
Man jailed after robbing bank with a banana
A man who robbed a bank while holding a banana has been jailed for 14 months.
YouTuber renames Michigan town ‘Gay Hell’ to protest against Trump policy
YouTuber Elijah Daniel has purchased a small town in Michigan named Hell and renamed it “Gay Hell” in protest against a Trump policy banning US embassies from flying LGBTQ+ Pride flags.
Fears for NHS as doctors cut back hours and consider quitting over tax bills
More than half of doctors are cutting back their hours to avoid being forced to pay “punitive” pension tax bills – with almost a quarter considering taking early retirement.
Far-right student locked up for ‘abhorrent’ post branding Harry a ‘race traitor’
A far-right teenager who branded the Duke of Sussex a race traitor in an “abhorrent” online post has been locked up for four years and three months.
Iran not seeking war against any nation, says president
Iran is not seeking to wage war against any nation, the country’s president has said while at the same time stressing that Iranians will withstand mounting US pressure and emerge victorious.
We can’t always stop people saying nasty things, says Instagram boss
Instagram’s boss has said it cannot tackle the issue of bullying alone, as the platform continues to grapple with balancing what people say and share.
William and Kate to join Queen on first day of Royal Ascot
The Duke and Duchess of Cambridge will join the Queen for a day at the races – taking part in Royal Ascot’s famous carriage procession.
Jeremy Kyle turns down request by MPs to face grilling
Jeremy Kyle has turned down a request to appear before MPs investigating reality TV.
Bowyer ready to ‘start moving forward’ after agreeing new Charlton deal
Lee Bowyer is confident he can now take Charlton forward after a dramatic breakthrough in his contract talks with the newly-promoted Championship club.
ITV says support given ‘off camera’ to upset Love Island stars after criticism
ITV said it provided psychological support to Love Island stars who appear upset after the show was criticised by a domestic violence charity over the “possessive” behaviour of a contestant.
Threat to 180 jobs as Allied bakeries halts production in Cardiff
Around 180 jobs are at risk at Allied Bakeries after the Kingsmill bread-maker revealed plans to stop production in Cardiff.
Man who threw milkshake at Farage admits assault and criminal damage
A man who threw a milkshake over Nigel Farage during a city centre walkabout has admitted common assault and criminal damage.
Three quarters of Northern Ireland asylum seekers say mental health has suffered
Over three quarters of asylum seekers in Northern Ireland say their mental health has deteriorated since coming to the country, a report has found.