US fighter jets leave UK airbase and British warship sails to Mediterranean -Wednesday’s papers.

Strong winds are likely across many parts of the UK over the next few days before turning colder with some wintry showers at the end of the week, as Simon King explains.

Igor Tudor's Spurs tenure could already be on the line after a disastrous defeat against Atletico Madrid in the Champions League, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.

The head of the world's second biggest shipping firm called for freedom of navigation to be restored.

Researchers played a sountrack to hedgehogs to identify the frequency of sounds they can hear

Eddie Howe's Newcastle were so close to a famous European victory, but now face a herculean second-leg task after Lamine Yamal's late penalty.

The government plans to give data centres priority access to the electricity grid to speed up development.

Richard Kahn and Darren Indyke administer Epstein’s estate - court filings allege complicity in his crimes.

The government's inquiry into grooming gangs "must look specifically at London as part of its local investigations", says a group of MPs.

Nature was the most popular theme among the public, with the new notes designed to deter counterfeiting.

As pet owners complain of rising prices, independent practices want to take on the big chains.

The ex-deputy PM told the BBC he would "take on the chin" any criticism surrounding his involvement

The BBC talks to a Philippines-based woman paid to pretend to be an OnlyFans star in online chats.

England head coach Steve Borthwick says the shirt has "weighed heavy" on some of his players at times in a disappointing Six Nations campaign.

Tottenham manager Igor Tudor insists his decision to substitute Antonin Kinsky after 17 minutes was taken to "protect" the team, with Tottenham already 3-0 down to Atletico Madrid in the Champions League.