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Security services are invading people's privacy by "Hoovering up" communication data, a court hears.

The French telecoms billionaire Patrick Drahi is buying the art auction house for $3.7bn.

The US President dubbed Mr Khan a "disaster" following a spate of violent crimes in London.

The technology company tweeted its QLED-branded sets should be scanned once every few weeks.

Police are investigating five allegations of malpractice relating to the by-election.

The driver had to get out and push after getting stuck on a flooded road in Leicestershire.

Belfast's Court of Appeal upholds a judgement that officers are owed money over a holiday pay shortfall.

Boris Johnson is absent again, as the five other contenders are questioned on Brexit and personal beliefs.

Sherif Lanre was removed from the villa last week after saying he used "crude language".

Rebecca Bryant's son's partner was a juror in a murder trial where she was the family liaison officer.

More than 580 houses in Wainfleet, Lincolnshire, were evacuated when a river burst its banks.

Lee Cooper was stripped and attacked with a hammer, Stanley knife, knuckle duster and a TV stand.

Broadband providers say it will take more than money to achieve a "full fibre for all" by 2025 pledge.

Recruiters and career experts explain how best to deal with the trickiest of interview questions.

Duckpond FC went the extra mile to celebrate winning the league, splashing £4,000 on a celebration.

Alyn Smith had been threatened with legal action by the chairman of the Brexit Party after claiming it was a "money laundering front".

Greenpeace has been trying to stop the drilling rig reaching a BP oil field east of Aberdeen.

It aims to protect drivers from accident hazards and reverse a decline in small wildlife numbers.

Causeway Capital acquired the chain after alleged fraud left a multi million-pound hole in its accounts.

A printing firm is left embarrassed by the decision to change next year's early May bank holiday.