Until his sudden departure, James Roscoe held one the most senior, high-profile roles in the British diplomatic service

The waiver reflects increasing supply concerns over certain fuels due to the effective blockade of the Strait of Hormuz.

Sana Yousaf's murder highlights a pattern of violence against women in Pakistan, activists say.

The Kentucky race has been viewed as a key test of President Trump's grip on the Republican Party.

The Treasury asks grocers to cap food costs and Strictly confirms a new hosting trio - the stories leading Wednesday's papers.

Channel 4 has wider questions to answer after allegations made by three women who took part in the show.

Trump's move dismayed Senate Republicans, many of whom have served with the Texan for decades.

The specialist team of financial crime experts is working "in the shadows" to hunt down scammers online.

Laura Bicker and Steven Rosenberg explain the relationship between the leaders as the pair meet in Beijing.

Ten people were killed in a single strike on a house, including three children and three women, Lebanon's health ministry says.

The Advertising Standards Authority has ruled Enough's online posts contained unproven claims.

Successive governments have failed to prepare the UK for extreme heat, the climate watchdog says.

A controversial split-second call leaves Tottenham are left fighting for Premier League survival and dignity to avoid the ultimate humiliation on the last day of the season, says chief football writer Phil McNulty.

The finance watchdog warns bogus brokers are selling fake car insurance through social media.

Any price caps would be voluntary apply to key groceries such as eggs, bread, and milk, the BBC understands.