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Saying that airing the advert was a hostile act, Trump announced an additional 10% "over and above what they are paying now".

Hadush Kebatu has access to funds and sought help from the public, the Met Police says.

Lando Norris boosts his world championship hopes with pole position at the Mexico City Grand Prix.

Here's what you should know as the US president arrives for a whirlwind week of diplomacy.

The deployment marks a major escalation in what the US says is a campaign against drug traffickers, which Trump warns will include "land action".

It is understood that viewers watching the rollover saw the programme abruptly cut off.

Our Dublin correspondent takes a look at the president-elect's campaign and priorities for her seven-year tenure.

Tom Aspinall's first defence of his undisputed heavyweight title ends in bitter disappointment after an accidental eye poke from Ciryl Gane.

Catherine Connolly, an independent who was backed by the major left-wing parties, pledges to be "an inclusive president for all".

They will now be stored in the Bank's most secure vault, behind a seven-tonne door 26m underground.

Khiara Keating makes her debut and Maya le Tissier plays at right-back as Lionesses lose first match since winning Euro 2025 trophy.

Manchester United have recorded three consecutive Premier League wins under Ruben Amorim for the first time.

Alerted by a woman's screams, another passenger pulled out her phone to film the alleged attack.

Shaun Wane says watching his England side lose to Australia was "torture" - and an error-prone display at Wembley left him with much to think about before the second Ashes Test.

The man is a US citizen and a Trump supporter, the president has said, but no one in the government will identify him.

A review of 9,000 cases of child sexual exploitation is being undertaken, the Met Police says.

Twenty-two years later, same story. Australia have picked up where they left off in their domination of the rugby league Ashes.

Chris Mason looks at what Lucy Powell's return to frontline politics might mean for Labour.

Alana King takes a stunning 7-18 - a record at a Women's World Cup - as Australia bowl South Africa out for 97, before chasing down their target with seven wickets in hand in Indore.