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US defence secretary Pete Hegseth risked imperilling American troops by sharing information that could have been intercepted by a foreign adversary, according to a Pentagon watchdog.

The UK government is being urged to take even stronger action to tackle the ongoing crisis of families unable to afford baby formula milk. 

Mysterious tentacles washed up on a beach in Scotland belong to a rare deep-sea creature called the seven-arm octopus, a scientist has told Sky News.

This community in Sri Lanka's Kandy District is a mass of mud and loss.

US President Donald Trump has pardoned a moderate Democrat and his "wonderful" wife after they were charged with bribery.

An engineer who took aerospace giant Leonardo UK to an employment tribunal for having to share women's toilets with transgender colleagues has lost a discrimination claim.

Our pronunciations of some of 2025's most popular words has been put under scrutiny, revealing what we're most commonly saying wrong.

A man who posed as a registered nurse, earning more than £170,000 from his fraudulent activity, has been jailed for more than three years.

A suspected murderer has been named 20 years after a woman was stabbed multiple times and her body set on fire.

A doctor who pleaded guilty to illegally supplying ketamine to Matthew Perry in the weeks before the star's death has been jailed for two-and-a-half years.

Several children have been injured after the roof of a double-decker bus was ripped off when it passed under a bridge.

Matthew Perry's parents have criticised the "jackals" involved in dealing drugs to the star - and accused a doctor of being "among the most culpable of all" ahead of his sentencing today.

Members of the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) will meet today to discuss Israel's involvement in next year's Eurovision Song Contest.

Water supplies are being restored to thousands of homes in Kent, but it must be boiled before drinking, South East Water (SEW) has said.

Images and video of Jeffrey Epstein's private Caribbean island have been released by politicians in the US.

The Scottish government has announced a national review of the evidence on the operation of grooming gangs in the country.

The family of teenager Harry Dunn, killed by a former US spy, said a damning report into the UK government's handling of their case was "incredibly painful" to read. 

As announced by Rachel Reeves in the budget, from April 2029 salary-sacrificed pension contributions will only be free from national insurance for the first £2,000 a year.

A "sadistic" teacher who abused young girls in residential care over a 15-year period has been spared jail and ordered to pay £1,000 to each of her 18 victims.

A nursery worker has pleaded guilty to 26 sexual offences against children following one of the Metropolitan Police's most harrowing and complex child sexual abuse investigations.