Andy Burnham government confirms major change to make facial recognition technology 'safer and fairer'

It follows the opening of Europe's first indoor slide park in Nottingham earlier this year

Drivers are facing delays between junctions six and five

The firm wrongly told companies that they could avoid reputational damage by selling their companies before liquidation - while charging fees of up to £6,800

The cost of housing is a growing constraint on family sizes across Greater Sydney, according to new research.

Actor and neurodiversity advocate Michael Theo says employers shouldn’t micromanage neurodivergent employees.

Two of the most prominent figures among the new media set have cracked the property market. One bought for $775,000, the other, $4.1 million.

Western Australia is facing another scorching summer, with hotter-than-usual temperatures forecast as the government stalls on promised heat plans for vulnerable communities.

Prosecutors allege Clarence Jalloh was living in a “drug house” in the suburb and had a history of assaulting random women when he bought a knife from Kmart.

Iran will bring the Gulf to its knees if Donald Trump unleashes a second round of Operation Fury.

Nine men are on trial and deny sexual offences

Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis has said the Democrat’s sweeping win in the midterms is a “close to an extinction level event for Republicans in many parts of the country.”

Jonathan Gjoshe said the train attacker 'had a pure straight face, no emotion'