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M25 and M26 closed with miles of queues back into Kent after three injured in crash
Both the M25 and M26 have been shut after a crash involving a car and a van which has left one person seriously injured.
How a clash between Inglewood leaders and SoFi Stadium operators hit the ballot
Ballot measures regarding billboards and ticket sales highlight a protracted dispute between Inglewood and its NFL team the Rams.
'We will be 20 minutes': Callous lies of 'depraved' killer to lure his student stepdaughter into deadly trap laid bare
Jobless Nathan Owens, 34, is set to be jailed for life after a jury took just over three hours to convict him of murdering Carla Georgescu, 19, at her campus flat in Preston, Lancashire on February 4.
WA grandmother jailed in Japan returns home
A West Australian grandmother jailed in Japan is back on home soil after an operation to fly her back.
Man attacked while having morning coffee in Perth
A man has been randomly attacked whilst having his morning coffee in Perth.
Foreign Office warns UK tourists over 'Act II' protests in France this weekend - after British woman had 'calf torn off' in Toulouse
Paris will once again see protesters take to the streets tomorrow, with a planned march set to take place at 2pm from Place de la Bastille in the French capital.
Florida woman, 36, falls 1,000 feet to her death in Italy after stepping off path to take photo of the majestic Dolomites mountain range
Michaelle Alejandra Rubio Leiva, 36, was exploring the breathtaking Dolomites with her family when she fell from an exposed mountainside in northern Italy.
Andy Burnham government to bring in major employment law change next week affecting millions
The changes will come into effect from October 30
Moment Romanian gang use cruel cash machine trick on pensioners in crime spree that netted £40,000
CCTV footage shows the brazen crooks distracting elderly victims by dropping banknotes on the floor before secretly swapping their bank cards for fake ones.
A mother hears threats against her child. A granny is told unless a debt is paid, there'll be violence. A farmer sells machinery to keep thugs away. This is every day, across Ireland. HERE's what needs to be done
Across Ireland, far too many families live with fear because of organised crime, drug debt, coercion and intimidation.