The Prince of Wales has said that his mother taught him that “everyone has the potential to give something back”, as he paid tribute to her at the Diana Legacy Award.

William attended the event at the Science Museum in London on Thursday night in person…

System will test waste water and spikes of reported overdoses to track the presence of synthetic drugs across the UK

Ukraine has claimed to have struck an oil refinery in Russia's Kaluga Oblast with drones in an overnight attack.

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Prince Harry thanked young people for "protecting the legacy" of his late mother, Diana, Princess of Wales, in a message broadcast after Prince William left the same ceremony.

The Duke of Sussex spoke via live video link on Thursday night to 20 recipients…

Day 747.

Today, we bring you the latest news from across the battlefront, Francis continues his analysis of shifting sands of French political opinion towards Ukraine, and we speak to our Defence Editor Danielle Sheridan about her eventful trip to a NATO…

On this episode of Battle lines we talk to South America correspondent Mat Charles about meeting child gang members at the forefront of an explosion of violence in Ecuador. Then we hear from our Africa correspondent Ben Farmer about why the nearly year-long…

Bumper-to-bumper traffic chaos expected during motorway’s first daytime and weekend closure

Terrified New York City commuters were left trapped in a carriage with a live shooter when a fight got out of control on Thursday during rush hour.

The shooting, which left one man in critical condition after being shot in the head, occurred around 4:45pm…

Russian voters have set fire to polling booths and sprayed ink in ballot boxes as voting gets under way in the presidential election.

Multiple videos have surfaced online of protestors pouring ink into ballot boxes and even setting them alight, including…

Residents of the Siberian city of Yakutsk, who came to vote in the presidential election on Friday (March 15), were surprised by a shaman ritual.

The descendant of the last shaman from the disappearing small Yukaghir people conducted a ceremony of good wishes…

Conservationists at Chester Zoo are celebrating as the incredible moment a rare Rothschild's giraffe is born was caught live on CCTV cameras.

Footage shows the rare Rothschild’s giraffe calf, who already weighs 70kg and stands at six foot tall, falling onto…

Shocking dash-cam footage shows the moment a double decker ploughed into a car after an impatient driver pulled out into a bus lane while queuing in busy traffic.

Three people had a lucky escape after the bus smashed into the dark-coloured BMW, which then…

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Demonstrators dressed as chickens protest opposite Downing Street as Labour call on Rishi Sunak to name a General Election date.

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Day 748.

Today, we bring you the latest news from across the battlefront, discuss the Russian presidential election as millions go to the polls and Francis Dearnley interviews Ukraine’s overarching coordinator of the country's war cabinet Oleksiy Danilov.…

A ship, arranged by the World Central Kitchen (WCK) charity, is carrying nearly 200 tonnes of aid to be delivered via a jetty being prepared in Gaza, with a second ship expected to sail soon.

Floating on a barge attached by rope to a salvage ship, rough…

The governor of Russia’s Samara region said on Saturday that Ukrainian drones had struck two oil refineries belonging to state-owned oil giant Rosneft in the region, causing no casualties but leaving one facility on fire.

The Volga river region’s Syzran…

Vaughan Gething has been announced as Wales’s next First Minister after winning the Welsh Labour leadership contest. He is the first black man to occupy the post after beating Jeremy Miles, the education minister, winning 51.7 per cent of the vote.

Mr Gething…

Port-au-Prince streets burned on Friday, with barricades blocking roads as frustration mounts over Haiti's ongoing lack of stability.

In the city's Champ de Mars square a man walked through carrying a white coffin over his head, while further out in the…

The recent capture of MV Abdullah, carrying 55,000 tonnes of coal from Mozambique to the United Arab Emirates, comes after the seizure of the Maltese-flagged bulk cargo ship Ruen in December.

That was the first successful hijacking involving Somali pirates…