The Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship leaves Belfast Harbour after the luxury cruise ship became marooned in Belfast for four months due to unexpected repair works.

Villa Vie Odyssey cruise ship finally departs after four months stranded in Belfast

Israel has begun its invasion of southern Lebanon

Israeli troops begin 'limited, localised and targeted' ground incursion into Lebanon, military confirms

British Foreign Minister David Lammy has confirmed the partial suspension of arms sales to Israel

UK charters flight to help British nationals leave Lebanon as Israel begins ground incursion

Storm Helene Causes Massive Flooding Across Swath Of Western North Carolina

'As many as 600 lives lost', US officials say as Hurricane Helene death toll surpasses 125

Prince Harry returns to London without Meghan to attend WellChild awards - but King Charles remains in Scotland

Prince Harry shares sweet detail about daughter Lilibet as he visits London without Meghan Markle

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Tom Lockyer is calling on football fans to learn CPR

'I would love to play one more game': Tom Lockyer calls on Brits to learn CPR as he looks back on cardiac arrest

Heavy fire reported on Lebanon border ahead of Israel's 'imminent' ground incursion as Hezbollah warns: 'We are ready'

Blasts rock Beirut as Lebanon’s army ‘withdraws’ from border ahead of Israeli ground incursion

Phillip Schofield gets emotional in the new trailer for his new show Cast Away

'Fired for someone else’s crime': Phillip Schofield blames brother for This Morning exit in shock return to television

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'What is this tiny democracy supposed to do?': Grant Shapps defends Israel ahead of possible Lebanon incursion

'What is this tiny democracy supposed to do?': Grant Shapps defends Israel ahead of possible Lebanon incursion

File photo of a primary school teacher helping pupils in class, London, UK.

UK's largest education union votes to accept 5.5% pay rise offer for teachers from government

Second Post Office IT system 'likely' caused accounting issues, as 40 sub-postmasters 'falsely accused of stealing'

Second Post Office IT system 'likely' caused accounting issues, as 40 sub-postmasters 'falsely accused of stealing'

A man in his 60s was arrested following the incident

Boy, 8, who died after being shot on farm named by police

Protests continue in Israel over its government's failure to safely return hostages.

Family of Israeli hostages say conflict with Lebanon is taking focus away from people still held captive by Hamas

Israel is said to be preparing a ground incursion into Lebanon

Israel is 'preparing for ground invasion of Lebanon', IDF spokesperson tells LBC as Biden calls for ceasefire

Just Stop Oil activists Mary Somerville (L), Stephen Simpson (C) and Phillipa Green leaving Westminster Magistrates’ Court

Just Stop Oil supporters deny latest attack on Van Gogh paintings after two activists jailed for 'souping' Sunflowers

Prince Harry returns to London without Meghan to attend WellChild awards - but King Charles remains in Scotland

Prince Harry makes rare return to London without Meghan to attend WellChild awards but King Charles stays in Scotland

Former human rights lawyer Phil Shiner, 65, has pleaded guilty to three fraud charges linked to claims made against Iraq War veterans

Disgraced human rights lawyer Phil Shiner admits fraud linked to claims against Iraqi war veterans

Simon Case, Head of the Civil Service and Cabinet Secretary

Head of Civil Service Simon Case resigns for health reasons