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The Queen has told guests at the Qatari state visit that her chest infection was a form of pneumonia.

Israel's prime minister says he will "respond with force" after Hezbollah fired towards an Israeli military post in disputed territory in Lebanon.

The UK is "widely" underestimating the severity of the threat from cyberspace, the country's cyber security chief will warn. 

Celebrity Masterchef contestant Melanie Sykes has criticised the TV industry in the wake of the allegations made about host Gregg Wallace, saying it is up to bosses to act on unprofessional behaviour and not let one person be a "scapegoat".

Imagine being four years old. One minute your dad is reading you a bedtime story. The next he is lying on the doorstep of your family home, drawing his final breaths.

Pyrotechnics, fireworks, balloons - Reform UK's conference was unlike any other. Back in September, Nigel Farage's party used its annual gathering to underscore its message that it offers something different. 

In scrubland on the outskirts of Tyre, southern Lebanon, they started digging out the bodies - 186 of them.

Jaguar wants "to be bold and disruptive" with its new electric car and redesign, the luxury vehicle maker's managing director told Sky News.

The Office for National Statistics (ONS) has admitted efforts to overhaul unreliable data on Britain's jobs market may not be ready until 2027.

Elon Musk has again been prevented from becoming even richer by a US court which blocked his $56bn (£44bn) pay package despite company shareholders approving the sum.

South Korea's president has said he will lift the emergency martial law order he had declared just hours earlier.

A banana duct-taped to a wall has sold for $6.2m (£4.9m) at an auction in New York.

Russian President Vladimir Putin is using Ukraine as a "testing ground for experimental missiles" and is "not interested in peace", NATO's secretary general has warned.

Sir Keir Starmer has for the first time said it was British policy to "put Ukraine in the strongest possible position for negotiations".

British businesses have blamed "mind-boggling" bureaucracy on a £3bn-a-year hit to food exports since Brexit.

The BBC has decided to pull its MasterChef Christmas specials following claims of inappropriate behaviour against presenter Gregg Wallace.

TV presenter Fearne Cotton has revealed she will undergo an operation to remove two benign tumours from her jaw.

Ford's UK boss has called on the government to provide consumer incentives of up to £5,000 per car to boost demand for electric vehicles and help the industry hit challenging climate targets.

A drunk driver who was spotted "running away" from the scene of a crash asked police if they could "speak tomorrow" as officers found him lying in bed.

Meta's decision to not remove three posts relating to the Southport stabbings that sparked UK-wide riots is being investigated by its independent oversight board.

Ed Sheeran has apologised to Manchester United's new manager for interrupting him during a live Sky Sports interview.

Syria's military has said its joint airstrikes with Russia have killed at least 400 insurgents over the past 24 hours - as Vladimir Putin reaffirmed his support for Syrian President Bashar al Assad.

The sleepy Jaguar has had a sudden awakening.

Joe Biden is on a trip to Angola that the US State Department is calling "historic".