Sir Keir Starmer has admitted Boris Johnson was "right" to propose levelling up but said he was "frustrated" by the former prime minister's "unforgivable" failure to deliver.
The head of one of Haiti's most powerful gangs, and the de-facto head of a consortium of gangs that have brought Port-au-Prince to a standstill has told Sky News he would consider a ceasefire and talks on the political future of the country if they were included.
More than 40 people have died after a bus veered off a bridge on a mountain pass in South Africa and crashed down onto rocks some 50 metres below.
The chief executive of Thames Water has refused to rule out bill increases of up to 40% for customers as the troubled company tries to secure its future.
The wife of one of the eight construction workers who was on the Francis Scott Key Bridge when it collapsed has said "it's a miracle he survived" because he can't swim.
Waiters and waitresses have raced through the streets of the French capital for the first time in 13 years.
Sam Bankman-Fried, also known by the initials SBF, has tumbled from crypto king to convicted fraudster.
Sam Bankman-Fried was breathlessly described as a wunderkind - a boy wonder transforming the world of finance.
When technology entrepreneur Artur Sychov's father was diagnosed with cancer, he was forced to accept a day may soon come when he wouldn't be able to speak to him again.
It has been a rollercoaster 12 months for Humza Yousaf as he marks one year as Scotland's first minister.
More than £1m of unexplained transactions were transferred in to Post Office profit at the height of the Horizon scandal, leaked documents have shown.
New analysis, shared exclusively with Sky News, reveals 180 separate incidents of settlements in Sudan being set on fire, with 108 villages, towns and cities affected since the start of the war.
It may have been Labour's local election launch, but it was used by Sir Keir Starmer to roll out his national campaign messaging ahead of the general election later in the year: "The country needs change and we are the change."
The Easter getaway has started, with 2.6 million car journeys expected on the nation's roads today.
Speaking with Chris Weston this morning, it was striking just how confident the Thames Water chief executive seems to be that a deal will eventually be struck between his shareholders and Ofwat, the industry regulator.
Orkney shop owner Dan Dafydd made headlines after a whopping 720 Easter eggs turned up at his door instead of the 80 he meant to buy.
Bill Nighy is a man of many talents - but he knows his limitations - most specifically in the trouser department.
High margins for fuel retailers may mean drivers are still paying over the odds at the pump, according to the competition regulator.
In a unanimous decision, the International Court of Justice has ordered Israel to take "all the necessary and effective action" to prevent a further deterioration of the "catastrophic living conditions of the Palestinians in the Gaza Strip".